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n8n is a workflow platform where you build automations visually. anny provides the community node n8n-nodes-anny for that. Unlike Make.com, you do not wire webhooks and API calls by hand: the node manages sign-in and webhook subscriptions itself. With n8n, in anny you can:
  • react to events, for example a new booking, a check-in, or a new invoice
  • read or change bookings, customers, orders, invoices, subscriptions, resources, and services
  • query availability and run arbitrary anny API calls from a workflow
Ideal for teams who want to connect anny to CRM, spreadsheets, chat, or accounting without building their own integration.

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Common use cases

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How the n8n connection works

n8n does not appear in the anny integrations list. You install the node in your n8n instance (Cloud or self-hosted) and store credentials:
  • OAuth2 (default): you choose the region (anny.co or anny.eu) and complete login in the browser. n8n then acts in the name of your admin account, including webhook subscriptions.
  • Access Token: you store a Personal Access Token from anny (Settings → API & Webhooks tab).
The Anny Trigger automatically creates a webhook subscription in anny and deletes it when you remove the trigger. The Anny node calls the anny API for actions. If you revoke access, the workflows stop: if you delete the credentials in n8n or rotate the token in anny, API calls fail. If you remove the trigger, the matching webhook subscription disappears. How the data flows:

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Connect n8n

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Requirements

Before you connect n8n, make sure you have:
  • An n8n account (n8n Cloud or self-hosted) where you may install community nodes
  • An anny admin account for the chosen region
  • For Access Token, access to the API & Webhooks tab

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Set up the connection

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Install the community node

In n8n, install the package n8n-nodes-anny as a community node. The steps are in the n8n community nodes documentation.
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Create credentials

In n8n, create the credential Anny OAuth2 API, choose the Region (anny.co or anny.eu), and complete the OAuth login. Alternatively, use Anny Access Token API with a Personal Access Token from anny.
3

Add a trigger or an action

For events, add the Anny Trigger node and select the Events, for example Booking Created. For actions, add the Anny node and choose a resource and operation, for example Booking → Get.
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Activate the workflow

Save and activate the workflow. The trigger then creates the webhook subscription in anny.
Once the workflow is active, n8n starts automatically on every selected event.

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Settings & options

For endpoints the node does not cover, use the API Call operation against /api/v1/….

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Limitations

The n8n connection does not support:
  • An entry under Integrations: you install the node in n8n, not through the integrations list in anny.
  • Every webhook event: the trigger covers bookings, customers, orders, and invoices. Subscriptions, time slots, and community members can be set up with a manual webhook subscription as in Make.com.
  • Fine-grained token permissions: a Personal Access Token has the same API access as an admin. Individual permissions are not yet selectable in the UI.

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Disconnect

If you delete the credentials in n8n or rotate the Personal Access Token in anny, existing workflows fail. If you remove an Anny Trigger, n8n deletes the matching webhook subscription in anny.
You manage credentials in n8n. You find the Personal Access Token in anny under Settings in the API & Webhooks tab (rotate or delete).

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FAQ

Yes. anny maintains the community node in the GitHub repository anny-co/anny-n8n (npm package n8n-nodes-anny). It is not a generic HTTP module, but a dedicated node with trigger and actions.
n8n if you want the ready-made anny node with OAuth and automatic webhooks. Make.com if you already use Make: there you connect anny through generic webhooks and HTTP, see make.com.
Bookings (created, updated, started, ended, checked in, checked out, deleted), customers, orders, and invoices (including finalized). Labels in the node are English, for example Booking Created.
No. You assemble the workflow in n8n. A basic understanding of webhooks helps when troubleshooting.

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Troubleshooting

The workflow may not be active, the region may be wrong, or the selected events may not match. Activate the workflow and check in anny under API & Webhooks whether a subscription named n8n Trigger - Workflow … exists.
Usually the wrong region is selected. anny.co and anny.eu are separate environments. Choose the region where your account lives and complete login again.
The credentials expired, the token was rotated, or the access token no longer has access. Recreate the credential in n8n or create a new token under API & Webhooks.