n8n-nodes-ryze-api

This is an n8n community node. It lets you use RyzeAPI — a REST gateway that turns WhatsApp into a modern API — in your n8n workflows.

Send and receive WhatsApp messages (text, media, stickers, buttons, lists, carousels, polls, PIX and more), manage instances, groups, communities, channels, contacts and labels, and react to real‑time events via webhook.

n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.

Installation · Credentials · Nodes · Trigger setup · Development · Resources

Installation

Follow the community nodes installation guide.

In n8n: Settings → Community Nodes → Install, then enter n8n-nodes-ryze-api.

Credentials

This package ships a single credential, Ryze API:

The gateway URL is fixed at https://ryzeapi.cloud. When you save the credential it is validated with GET /api/instance/list (green check = token works).

RyzeAPI uses two kinds of token:

• TokenAccount — manages your account: create / list / delete instances, and can operate any instance of the account. Required for Instance → Create and Instance → Delete. Also needed for the Instance dropdown to list every instance.
• TokenInstance — generated when an instance is created; operates only that instance.

A single credential holding a TokenAccount is the most flexible choice — the Instance field then becomes a dropdown of your instances. For least privilege, create one credential per instance using its TokenInstance.

See the authentication docs.

Nodes

RyzeAPI (action)

A declarative node organized into resources → operations (≈80 operations):

The Instance field on each operation is the :instance (instance name) in the API path. Media is sent by public URL (mediaUrl / imageUrl), so no binary upload is needed.

RyzeAPI Trigger

A webhook receiver. It gives you a URL to paste into RyzeAPI and filters the incoming events — it does not configure RyzeAPI for you. Each delivery is the shared envelope { event, data, instanceData }.

Filters (an event must pass all of them to start the workflow):

• Instance — only events from this instance (matched against instanceData.instance). * (Any Instance) accepts all.
• Events — only these of the 6 types (message.exchange, message.status, call.update, group.flow, instance.state, label.update). Empty = all.
• Label — only when the request's ?label= query matches (empty or * = any). See setup below.
• Authorization Header — if set, the request's Authorization header must equal this exact value.

Trigger setup

1. Add the RyzeAPI Trigger node and copy its Production URL.
2. In RyzeAPI, create a webhook on your instance (up to 3 per instance) pointing to that URL — see configure webhook. Enable the events you want there.
3. (Optional) To filter by label in n8n, append ?label=YOUR_LABEL to the URL when you paste it into RyzeAPI, and set the same value in the node's Label field.
4. (Optional) Set an Authorization value on the RyzeAPI webhook and the same value in the node's Authorization Header field to reject foreign requests.

⚠️ The URL must be public + HTTPS. RyzeAPI blocks webhook targets on localhost or private IPs (SSRF protection).

• Production: set WEBHOOK_URL to your public n8n URL.
• Local dev: run n8n start --tunnel or expose it via ngrok / Cloudflare Tunnel.

Compatibility

Requires n8n with n8nNodesApiVersion: 1. Built and tested on Node.js 22+.

Development

npm install
npm run dev     # run n8n locally with this node linked
npm run build   # compile to dist/
npm run lint    # n8n community-node lint rules
npm test        # unit tests

Resources

• RyzeAPI documentation
• Endpoint catalog (this repo)
• n8n community nodes documentation

License

MIT