Reference · Nodes
Marketing integrations and nodes
Marketing nodes manage audiences, publish content and react to campaign activity. Mailchimp and ActiveCampaign manage subscribers, tags and campaigns; WordPress, Ghost and Webflow create and update posts and CMS items; LinkedIn, X (Twitter) and YouTube publish to social channels; and Bannerbear generates images from templates. Most email platforms here have a trigger too, so a new subscriber, an open, a click or a bounce can start a workflow.
38 nodes — 22 actions and 16 triggers. Every page documents the shipped node: real parameters, real outputs, real error behaviour.
Audiences, content and social channels
Email marketing and audiences. Mailchimp manages audience members, tags and campaigns. ActiveCampaign, ConvertKit and Autopilot manage contacts, tags, sequences and journeys. Mailcheck verifies addresses before you add them.
CRM for marketing teams. HighLevel, Freshworks CRM, Copper and Agile CRM manage contacts, companies and deals.
Content. WordPress and Ghost create and update posts, and Webflow manages CMS collection items. Bannerbear and APITemplate.io generate images and PDFs from templates, and Brandfetch returns a company’s logos, colors and fonts by domain.
Social and local. LinkedIn posts as a person or an organization, X (Twitter) posts, searches and sends direct messages, YouTube uploads videos and manages playlists, Facebook Graph API posts to Pages, and Google Business Profile manages local posts and replies to reviews.
Triggers
Webhook triggers: Mailchimp Trigger, MailerLite Trigger, ConvertKit Trigger, ActiveCampaign Trigger, Brevo Trigger, Mailjet Trigger, Mautic Trigger, Customer.io Trigger, Autopilot Trigger, Keap Trigger, Emelia Trigger, Lemlist Trigger, Eventbrite Trigger and Facebook Trigger. Polling: Google Business Profile Trigger.
Example workflows
- Answer new reviews. Google Business Profile Trigger picks up a new customer review, Claude Chat drafts a reply with a system prompt, and Google Business Profile posts the reply to the review.
- Check, then tag, new subscribers. Mailchimp Trigger fires when a subscriber joins an audience, Mailcheck verifies the address for deliverability, If branches on the result, and Mailchimp adds tags to the subscriber.
- Publish with an image. Bannerbear generates a social media image from a template, WordPress creates a draft blog post, and X (Twitter) posts a tweet with the image attached.
Actions
Triggers
Nodes that START a workflow when something happens.
Frequently asked questions
Which marketing events can start a workflow?
Mailchimp Trigger, MailerLite Trigger, ConvertKit Trigger, ActiveCampaign Trigger, Brevo Trigger, Mailjet Trigger, Mautic Trigger, Customer.io Trigger, Autopilot Trigger, Keap Trigger, Emelia Trigger and Lemlist Trigger receive webhooks for subscriber and email events. Eventbrite Trigger covers ticket orders and check-ins, Facebook Trigger covers Page and other Facebook platform events, and Google Business Profile Trigger polls for new reviews.
What credentials do marketing nodes use?
Most email and CRM platforms here connect with an API key from the platform's settings, Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign, Bannerbear and Lemlist Trigger among them. WordPress uses a username with an application password, Ghost an Admin or Content API key, and the social and Google nodes use OAuth2: LinkedIn, X (Twitter), YouTube, Google Business Profile, HighLevel and Webflow. A platform's node and its trigger usually share one credential type, as Mailchimp and Mailchimp Trigger do.
How do marketing nodes combine with AI nodes?
AI nodes draft and check the content these nodes publish. RSS Feed Read picks up the latest post from a blog feed, Claude Chat writes a short summary of it with a system prompt, and LinkedIn shares the article link with that summary. The image nodes, Bannerbear and APITemplate.io, fill templates with the text a model produced.
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