n8n

The seventhings n8n solution is public and available from the n8n integrations directory:

Use n8n when you want full control over your workflow data and prefer to run automations in your own infrastructure. The public nodes support common asset-management workflows such as working with assets, files, locations, rental cases, rooms, and tasks.

Hosting and license

n8n Community Edition can be self-hosted without n8n license fees for use covered by n8n’s Sustainable Use License. This makes it a good fit when your team wants to keep automation execution and workflow data inside infrastructure you control.

You still need to operate the infrastructure yourself, including hosting, updates, backups, and monitoring. Paid n8n editions are available separately when you need commercial features or support.

Useful n8n links:

Getting started

Open your n8n workspace.
Add the Seventhings node, or use the Seventhings Trigger node when your workflow should start from a seventhings event.
Connect the node to your seventhings instance with your API credentials.
Select the resource and operation for the workflow step.
Test the workflow with a small data set before turning it on for production data.

When to use the HTTP Request node

If a workflow needs an endpoint that is not covered by the n8n nodes yet, use n8n’s HTTP Request node with the customer API directly. The same authentication model applies: obtain an access token, then send it as a bearer token on API requests.

See Authentication for token setup and the API Reference for endpoint schemas.

Support

For help with setup or node behaviour, contact support@seventhings.com.