An official n8n community node wrapping the cig.chat REST API in 165 operations across 19 resources. Subscribers, flows, broadcasts, WhatsApp templates, AI agents, conversations, ticket lists, agent groups, integrations, OpenAI embeddings, workspace controls — all in your workflows, in minutes.
In n8n's Settings → Community Nodes → Install a community node, paste this name:
n8n-nodes-cigchat
Latest version: 0.1.2 ·
License: MIT ·
n8n compatibility: self-hosted, v0.187+ ·
Requires: N8N_COMMUNITY_PACKAGES_ENABLED=true (default since v0.187)
⚠ n8n Cloud is not supported for community nodes until cig.chat is approved into the n8n Verified Nodes program. Self-hosted instances work today.
From zero to your first sent message: under five minutes on self-hosted n8n.
In n8n → Settings → Community Nodes → Install a community node → paste n8n-nodes-cigchat → tick "I understand the risks…" → Install. Wait ~20 seconds for n8n to npm install and reload. Following the official n8n community-node install guide.
In your bot at app.cig.chat → Settings → API, copy the bot-scoped Bearer token. One token per bot.
Drag a cig.chat node into a workflow → Credential to connect with → Create New → pick cig.chat API → paste the token. Validates against GET /flow/tags.
Pick a resource (Subscriber, Flow, Sending, …) and an operation (Create, Search, Add Tag, …). Action operations return one item; search operations iterate.
Every cig.chat resource you can manipulate from an n8n workflow, by group.
List · create · update · delete agent groups for routing.
List · create · delete · sync Facebook utility templates from Meta Business Manager.
List & delete sub-flows · bot user counts · template installs · default-flow setup · agents · inbound webhooks · chat widgets.
List & update AI agents and tasks · default AI provider · audio transcription model.
Bot-wide variables: list · create · set/set-many · delete (each by namespace or name).
List closed conversations · agent activity log · chat messages · move chat status · assign / unassign agents · pause/resume bot.
List events · summary stats · per-event log · log a new event for a subscriber.
List segments — paginated, with name filter.
List · Create · Delete (by namespace or name).
List · Create · Update · Delete (by namespace or name).
Manage installed mini-apps · connections · inbound webhooks · template installs.
Manage OpenAI embedding store: list · create · update · delete · import · regenerate.
Send text · SMS · email · sub-flows · WhatsApp templates · Facebook templates. Broadcasts by list, user IDs, tag, or segment.
The largest group — search · CRUD · tags · labels · custom fields · subscriptions · opt-in/out · custom-event triggers.
Team-wide labels: list · create · update · delete.
List · view · update · delete ticket lists; manage list items and fields.
Authenticated user · notifications · announcements (read state).
List · create · delete · sync templates.
Custom-event activity & flow analytics summaries (workspace-level).
Five recipes that cover most automation needs.
Webhook trigger → Subscriber: Create → Tag: Create (idempotent, continueOnFail) → Subscriber: Add Tag by Name (lead) → Respond.
Tag: List → filter for the audience tag → Sending: Broadcast by Tag with a sub-flow. Throttle with max_per_minute=60.
Webhook trigger → Subscriber: Search by phone → Subscriber: Set Multiple User Fields → Add Tag (e.g. enriched).
cig.chat Inbound Webhook → n8n Webhook trigger → branch on payload → Sending: Send Sub-flow by Name to drive the right conversation.
Subscriber: List (filter by tag) → Set User Field (last_export_at) → Google Sheets: Append Row.
Flow AI Hub: List Agents → IF cost over budget → Update AI Agent Provider (downgrade model) → notify Slack.
Source, releases, support, and where to file issues.
Versioned releases. Click "Provenance" on npm to see the GitHub commit each version was published from.
MIT-licensed. Generated declaratively from a shared module table — same source that drives the Make.com app.
Include n8n version, package version (0.1.2), the operation you ran, and the error JSON.
Full OpenAPI / Swagger reference. Use this when wrapping endpoints not yet exposed by the node.
Official n8n guidance on installing, updating, and uninstalling community nodes. Read once before installing.
For workspace issues, plan upgrades, and partner inquiries. Open-source bugs go to GitHub Issues.