@docspring/n8n-nodes-docspring

This is an n8n community node. It lets you use
DocSpring in your n8n workflows.

DocSpring turns structured data into filled, downloadable, and signable PDFs.
Generate PDFs from your templates, merge documents, request data or signatures
from other people, and react to DocSpring events as they happen.

Installation · Credentials · Operations · Resources

Installation

Follow the community nodes installation guide
and install @docspring/n8n-nodes-docspring.

Status: published to npm as
@docspring/n8n-nodes-docspring.
Pending submission to n8n's verified-community-node program.

Credentials

You need a DocSpring API token (a Token ID and Token Secret). In the DocSpring
web app, open Settings → API Tokens, create a token, and copy both values.
When you add the credential in n8n, choose your Region (United States, Europe,
or Self-hosted / Enterprise) and paste the Token ID and Secret.
Credentials are sent as HTTP Basic authentication over HTTPS.

Operations

• Submission
  • Generate PDF — fill a template's fields and generate a finished PDF.
  • Get — fetch a submission by ID.
  • Get Many — list recent submissions, filtered by mode and date.
• Combined Submission
  • Combine PDFs — merge submissions, templates, or files into one PDF.
• Template
  • Search — find templates by name or ID.
• Data Request
  • Create — create a submission that waits for people to fill/sign it, and
    get an authenticated signing link for each recipient.
  • Create Signing Link — mint an authenticated link for a data request.

Trigger

• DocSpring Trigger (Watch Events) — start a workflow when a DocSpring event
  occurs (submission processed/failed/created/expired, data request
  completed/viewed, combined submission processed/failed, submission batch
  processed/failed, template created/updated/deleted).

Resources

• DocSpring documentation
• n8n community nodes documentation

License

MIT