EGOI n8n INTEGRATION: AUTOMATE EGOI WITH N8N

The Create contact action is your go-to for adding new subscribers and leads to your Egoi lists automatically. Instead of manually importing contacts or relying on forms alone, this action lets you funnel leads from any source directly into your email marketing platform.

Key parameters:

• Credential to connect with: Select your Egoi account credentials from the dropdown to authenticate the request. This is required for the action to execute.
• List Name or ID: Specify which Egoi list should receive the new contact. This text field accepts the list name or its unique ID, and you can use expressions to dynamically select lists based on workflow data.
• Email: The contact's email address—this is required and serves as the primary identifier for the new contact in Egoi.
• Resolve Data: When enabled, this toggle processes and returns the resolved contact data from Egoi, useful for passing information to subsequent workflow nodes.
• Additional Fields: Expand this section to add optional properties like first name, last name, phone number, tags, or custom fields to enrich your contact records.

When to use it: This action shines when building lead capture automations. Connect it to webhook triggers from landing pages, sync new CRM leads to your email lists, or create contacts from spreadsheet imports. For example, trigger this action whenever someone completes a Typeform survey, automatically adding them to a segmented Egoi list based on their responses.

The Get contact action retrieves detailed information about a specific contact in your Egoi account. This is essential when you need to check a contact's current data before making decisions in your workflow or when enriching data for other applications.

Key parameters:

• Credential to connect with: A required dropdown to select which Egoi account credentials n8n should use for authentication.
• List Name or ID: Optionally specify the list containing the contact. While not always required, providing this can speed up the lookup process for large accounts.
• By: Choose the identification method—currently set to "Contact ID," meaning you'll fetch the contact using their unique Egoi identifier.
• Contact ID: The unique identifier of the contact you want to retrieve. This text field is required when using Contact ID as your lookup method.
• Simplify: Enable this toggle to receive a cleaner, simplified data structure that's easier to work with in subsequent workflow steps.

When to use it: Leverage this action when you need to verify contact existence before creating duplicates, retrieve current field values before updates, or pull contact data to use in personalized messages across other platforms. It's particularly valuable in conditional workflows where the next steps depend on a contact's current properties or subscription status.

The GetAll contact action lets you retrieve multiple contacts at once from your Egoi account. Whether you're building reporting workflows, syncing contact lists to other platforms, or performing bulk operations, this action handles batch retrieval efficiently.

Key parameters:

• Credential to connect with: Required dropdown to select your Egoi authentication credentials.
• Resource: Set to "Contact" to indicate you're working with contact data.
• Operation: Configured as "Get Many" to retrieve multiple records in a single request.
• List Name or ID: Optionally filter contacts by specifying a particular list. Leave empty to query across all lists.
• Return All: Toggle this on to retrieve every contact matching your criteria. When off, the Limit parameter controls the maximum number returned.
• Limit: A required number field (when Return All is disabled) that caps how many contacts are returned—defaulted to 100 in most configurations.
• Simplify: When enabled, streamlines the output data structure for easier processing in your workflow.

When to use it: This action is perfect for scheduled sync workflows that keep external systems updated with your Egoi contact data. Use it to export contacts to Google Sheets for reporting, sync subscribers to a data warehouse, or build segments dynamically by filtering results in subsequent n8n nodes. For large lists, consider using pagination logic with the Limit parameter to process contacts in manageable batches.

The Update contact action modifies existing contact records in your Egoi account. Keep your subscriber data fresh by syncing changes from CRMs, updating engagement scores, or modifying contact properties based on behavioral triggers.

Key parameters:

• Credential to connect with: Required dropdown for selecting your Egoi account credentials.
• Resource: Set to "Contact" to specify the data type being modified.
• Operation: Configured as "Update" to modify an existing record rather than creating new ones.
• List Name or ID: Specify which list contains the contact to update. This text field is required to correctly target the update operation.
• Contact ID: The unique identifier of the contact being updated—required to ensure the correct record is modified.
• Resolve Data: When enabled, the response data is processed and returned for use in subsequent workflow steps.
• Update Fields: Expand this section using "Add Field" to specify which contact properties to modify. You can update email, name, phone, tags, custom fields, and other supported attributes.

When to use it: Deploy this action in data synchronization workflows where contact information changes in other systems need to reflect in Egoi. Update contact tags based on purchase behavior from your e-commerce platform like WooCommerce, sync job title changes from your CRM, or modify custom fields based on survey responses. Combine with the Get contact action to first retrieve current values, apply conditional logic, then update only when specific criteria are met.