N8N
Pre-configured N8N Template Link
The N8N Connector allows Power Omni to use workflows created in the N8N platform to execute complex automations, connect to external systems, and process data, acting as a powerful automation orchestrator.
Part 1: Preparing and Importing the N8N Flow
For N8N to communicate correctly with Power Omni, you must import a predefined flow template with the correct Trigger and Response structure.
1.1 Obtaining and Importing the Template
Get the Template: Access the pre-configured OpenAPI template link: Click Here
Save the file (TemplateOmniOpenApi.json) to your computer by right-clicking and selecting Save as.

Import into N8N: Access your N8N instance and click Create Workflow.

Click the three dots icon (...) and select Import from File.

1.2 Configuring Authentication in the Flow
The imported template requires configuring two credential nodes for authentication in Power Omni.
Adjust the Flow: Inside the imported flow, you must customize it to add your business logic (e.g., HTTP Request node, CRM integration node, etc.).

Configure the Credentials Node: Locate the node responsible for N8N authentication credentials.


Fill in the field with your N8N credential, or create a new one.
Configure the Webhook with credentials so that Omni can access the flow.


The Webhook must be configured with Header Auth so that Omni has secure access to the flow.
Save the flow after making your customizations.
Part 2: Activating the Flow and Collecting the URL
N8N exposes an endpoint so that Power Omni can send requests.

Locate the Get OpenApi node inside your N8N flow.

In the node settings, locate and click the option to view the Production URL. (This is the URL that Power Omni will use to invoke the flow.)
Copy the URL.
Activate the Flow: Make sure the toggle at the top of your flow is ENABLED so it can receive external requests.

Save the flow and access Power Omni.
Part 3: Creating the Connector in Power Omni
With the N8N flow active and the production URL copied, the final step is to configure the connector in Power Omni.
3.1 Creating the N8N Connector
Access the Power Omni Administration Portal and navigate to Connectors.
Click "Create" and select the type "N8N Connector".

Project: Choose the project where this connector will be registered.
Name: Internal identification name (Ex: "Ticket Creation Automation").
Description: Describe the function of the N8N flow for the AI Agent (Ex: "Use this to send a notification via Telegram.").

Import Existing Connection: Use this option if you have previously created a connection with this flow and want to reuse it.
Create New Connection: Use this if this is your first time configuring the flow. Fill in the authentication details below:
Connection Name: Internal name for the connection.
API Key: Enter the authentication key registered in N8N.

Base URL: Paste the Production URL copied from the Get OpenApi node in N8N.
Save the Connector after filling in all fields.
3.2 Linking to the Agent
Go to Artifacts > Agents in the Administration Portal.
Select the AI Agent that should use the N8N automation.
Navigate to Relationships > Connectors.
Locate and add the newly created N8N Connector.
Click Save.
✅ Final Result
The Agent is now ready to use the automation.
When the user makes a request that matches the Tool Description (e.g., “Create a new ticket for client X”), the Agent will trigger the N8N flow via Webhook, executing the desired automation.
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