LIVEAI Bootcamps · May 2026 · 🇫🇷 CET
Resources · Integrations · n8n FREE · 2026Wekan logo featuring a stylized 'W' icon in blue and orange against a white background, with the word 'Wekan' beside it.

WEKAN n8n INTEGRATION: AUTOMATE WEKAN WITH N8N

Looking to automate Wekan with n8n? You're in the right place. The Wekan n8n integration gives you access to 24 actions to automate your open-source Kanban board management without writing a single line of code.

Whether you manage project boards, track tasks across teams, or coordinate complex workflows, this integration lets you connect Wekan to hundreds of other applications. Create cards automatically when leads come in, sync board data with your CRM like HubSpot, or trigger notifications when checklists are completed—all running on autopilot.

In this guide, you'll discover exactly how to connect Wekan to n8n, explore every available action in detail, and learn practical tips to build powerful automations around your Kanban workflow.

Need help

Need help automating Wekan with n8n?

Our team will get back to you in minutes.

Reply within 1 business hour
Why automate

Why automate Wekan with n8n?

The Wekan n8n integration gives you access to 24 actions covering every aspect of your Kanban board management—from boards and cards to lists, checklists, checklist items, and card comments. This comprehensive coverage means you can automate virtually any workflow involving your Wekan instance.

Significant time savings stand out as the primary benefit. No more manually creating cards when new tasks arrive from other systems, no more copy-pasting data between Wekan and your other tools. Set up smart rules once, and let n8n handle the repetitive work 24/7. Seamless integration with n8n's 400+ native connectors means Wekan becomes a central hub in your automation ecosystem—connect it to Slack for notifications, Google Sheets for reporting, or your CRM for lead tracking.

Concrete workflows you can build include: automatically creating Wekan cards when new support tickets arrive, syncing card updates to a project management dashboard, deleting completed checklists after a grace period, or generating weekly board reports by fetching all cards and comments. For teams using Wekan as their primary project tracker, this integration transforms it from an isolated tool into a connected workflow powerhouse.

Credentials

How to connect Wekan to n8n?

  1. !
    1 step

    How to connect Wekan to n8n?

    1. 01

      Add the node

      Search and add the node in your workflow.

    Wekan credentials
    TIP
    💡 TIP: Create a dedicated Wekan user specifically for n8n automations rather than using your personal account. This makes it easier to track automated changes in your board history, manage permissions precisely, and avoid disruptions if someone changes their personal password.
Need help

Need help automating Wekan with n8n?

Our team will get back to you in minutes.

Reply within 1 business hour
Actions

Wekan actions available in n8n

  1. 01
    Action 01

    Get Many Lists

    This action retrieves multiple lists from a specified Wekan board, perfect for workflows that need to analyze board structure or sync list data with external systems.

    Key parameters: Board Name or ID (required) to specify the target board, Return All toggle to fetch every list on the board, and Limit (default: 100) to cap how many lists are returned when "Return All" is off.

    Use cases: Fetch all lists to generate a board overview report, sync Wekan board structure with a project management dashboard, or check list counts before running card creation workflows.

    Get Many Lists
  2. 02
    Action 02

    Get a List

    Retrieve detailed information about a specific list within a Wekan board. Useful when you need to verify a list exists or fetch its metadata before performing other operations.

    Key parameters: Board Name or ID (required) and List ID (required) to identify the specific list to retrieve.

    Use cases: Validate a list exists before creating cards in it, fetch list details for logging or audit purposes, or build conditional workflows based on list properties.

    Get a List
  3. 03
    Action 03

    Delete List

    Remove a list from your Wekan board entirely. Use with caution—this action permanently deletes the list and may affect cards within it depending on your Wekan configuration.

    Key parameters: Board Name or ID (required) and List Name or ID (required) to identify the specific list to delete.

    Use cases: Clean up temporary or staging lists after project completion, automate board maintenance by removing empty lists, or as part of a workflow that archives completed project phases.

    Delete List
  4. 04
    Action 04

    Create List

    Create a new list on a specified Wekan board. This is your go-to action for dynamically building board structure based on external triggers—like creating a new list for each new client or project phase.

    Key parameters: Board Name or ID (required) and Title (required) for the name of your new list.

    Use cases: Automatically create phase-specific lists when a new project starts, add client-specific lists when new accounts are onboarded, or build template boards programmatically.

    Create List
  5. 05
    Action 05

    Update a Checklist Item

    Modify an existing checklist item on a Wekan card. Perfect for marking items as complete, updating their text, or changing their status based on external events.

    Key parameters: Full path required including Board Name or ID, List Name or ID, Card Name or ID, Checklist Name or ID, and Checklist Item Name or ID, plus Update Fields to specify what to modify.

    Use cases: Mark checklist items complete when related tasks finish in other systems, update item descriptions based on external data changes, or sync checklist status with external task tracking tools.

    Update a Checklist Item
  6. 06
    Action 06

    Get a Checklist Item

    Retrieve information about a specific checklist item. Useful for conditional workflows where you need to check an item's status before proceeding.

    Key parameters: Complete path including Board Name or ID, List Name or ID, Card Name or ID, Checklist ID, and Checklist Item Name or ID (all required).

    Use cases: Check if a prerequisite task is marked complete, fetch item details for reporting, or validate checklist item status before triggering dependent actions.

    Get a Checklist Item
  7. 07
    Action 07

    Delete a Checklist Item

    Remove a specific item from a checklist. Handy for cleanup workflows or dynamically managing checklist content based on project changes.

    Key parameters: Full path required: Board Name or ID, List Name or ID, Card Name or ID, Checklist Name or ID, and Checklist Item Name or ID.

    Use cases: Remove obsolete tasks from checklists automatically, clean up completed items after a certain period, or sync deletions from external task management systems.

    Delete a Checklist Item
  8. 08
    Action 08

    Get Many Checklists

    Fetch multiple checklists from a specified card, list, or board. Essential for workflows that need to analyze or sync checklist data at scale.

    Key parameters: Optional filters include Board Name or ID, List Name or ID, and Card Name or ID. Return All toggle to fetch all matching checklists, or Limit (default: 100) to cap results.

    Use cases: Generate reports on checklist completion rates across a board, sync all checklists to an external documentation system, or analyze workload distribution based on checklist items.

    Get Many Checklists
  9. 09
    Action 09

    Get Checklist

    Retrieve detailed information about a single checklist, including its items and metadata.

    Key parameters: Full path required: Board Name or ID, List Name or ID, Card Name or ID, and Checklist Name or ID.

    Use cases: Fetch checklist details for conditional logic in workflows, display checklist information in external dashboards, or verify checklist exists before adding items.

    Get Checklist
  10. 10
    Action 10

    Delete Checklist

    Remove an entire checklist from a Wekan card. This deletes the checklist and all its items permanently.

    Key parameters: Path to the checklist required: Board Name or ID, List Name or ID, Card Name or ID, and Checklist Name or ID.

    Use cases: Clean up outdated checklists from archived cards, remove template checklists after they've been customized, or implement automated board maintenance workflows.

    Delete Checklist
  11. 11
    Action 11

    Create Checklist

    Add a new checklist to a Wekan card, optionally with initial items. Great for standardizing task breakdowns across similar cards.

    Key parameters: Board Name or ID, List Name or ID, Card Name or ID (all required), Title (required), and optional Items to add initial checklist entries.

    Use cases: Automatically add standard checklists to new cards based on card type, create onboarding checklists when new team members are added, or build template checklists from external process documentation.

    Create Checklist
  12. 12
    Action 12

    Get Many Card Comments

    Retrieve multiple comments from Wekan cards, with flexible filtering options. Essential for building notification systems, audit trails, or syncing discussions to external platforms.

    Key parameters: Optional filters: Board Name or ID, List Name or ID, Card Name or ID. Return All to fetch all matching comments, or Limit (default: 100) to cap results.

    Use cases: Sync card discussions to Slack channels, build activity reports showing comment volume, or archive comments for compliance purposes.

    Get Many Card Comments
  13. 13
    Action 13

    Get Card Comment

    Fetch a specific comment by its ID. Useful when you need to verify a comment exists or retrieve its content for processing.

    Key parameters: Board ID, List Name or ID, Card Name or ID, and Comment ID (all required).

    Use cases: Verify comment content before forwarding to external systems, fetch comment details for audit logging, or build conditional workflows based on comment content.

    Get Card Comment
  14. 14
    Action 14

    Delete Card Comment

    Remove a specific comment from a Wekan card. Handle with care—deleted comments cannot be recovered.

    Key parameters: Board Name or ID, List Name or ID, Card Name or ID, and Comment Name or ID (all required).

    Use cases: Automated moderation workflows removing flagged content, clean up automated notifications that are no longer relevant, or remove duplicate or erroneous comments.

    Delete Card Comment
  15. 15
    Action 15

    Create Card Comment

    Post a new comment on a Wekan card. Perfect for automated notifications, status updates, or logging workflow activity directly on relevant cards.

    Key parameters: Board Name or ID, List Name or ID, Card Name or ID, Author Name or ID, and Comment text (all required).

    Use cases: Post automated status updates when external systems change, log workflow execution results on relevant cards, or add notifications when cards are mentioned in other tools.

    Create Card Comment
  16. 16
    Action 16

    Update Card

    Modify an existing Wekan card's properties—title, description, due date, labels, members, and more. The workhorse action for keeping cards in sync with external data.

    Key parameters: Board Name or ID, List Name or ID, Card Name or ID (all required), plus Update Fields to dynamically add fields to modify.

    Use cases: Update card due dates based on external project schedules, sync card descriptions with CRM deal information, or add labels automatically based on card content analysis.

    Update Card
  17. 17
    Action 17

    Get Many Cards

    Retrieve multiple cards from your Wekan boards with flexible filtering. The foundation for reporting, syncing, and bulk-processing workflows.

    Key parameters: Board Name or ID (recommended), From Object for filtering by association, Return All to fetch all matching cards, or Limit (default: 100) to cap results.

    Use cases: Generate daily/weekly card count reports, sync all cards to external project management tools, or build dashboards showing card distribution across lists.

    Get Many Cards
  18. 18
    Action 18

    Get Card

    Retrieve detailed information about a specific Wekan card, including all its properties, labels, members, and due dates.

    Key parameters: Board Name or ID, List Name or ID, and Card ID (all required).

    Use cases: Fetch card details before making update decisions, display card information in external systems, or validate card exists before performing operations.

    Get Card
  19. 19
    Action 19

    Delete Card

    Remove a card from your Wekan board permanently. Use in cleanup workflows or when archiving completed work.

    Key parameters: Board Name or ID, List Name or ID, and Card Name or ID (all required).

    Use cases: Automatically delete test or temporary cards, clean up cancelled tasks from active boards, or archive old cards as part of board maintenance.

    Delete Card
  20. 20
    Action 20

    Create Card

    Create a new card on a Wekan board—the most commonly used action for bringing external data into your Kanban workflow.

    Key parameters: Board Name or ID, List Name or ID, and Title (all required). Optional: Swimlane Name or ID, Author Name or ID, and Additional Fields for description, due date, labels, members, etc.

    Use cases: Create cards automatically from incoming emails via Gmail integration or form submissions, generate task cards when new CRM deals are created, or build cards from webhook events sent by other systems.

    Create Card
  21. 21
    Action 21

    Get Many Boards

    Retrieve multiple boards from your Wekan instance, optionally filtered by user.

    Key parameters: Optional User Name or ID to filter boards by owner/member. Return All to fetch all accessible boards, or Limit (default: 100) to cap results.

    Use cases: Generate organization-wide board reports, sync board metadata to external documentation, or build board selection interfaces for other workflows.

    Get Many Boards
  22. 22
    Action 22

    Get Board

    Fetch detailed information about a specific Wekan board.

    Key parameters: Board ID (required).

    Use cases: Verify board exists before performing operations, fetch board metadata for reporting, or check board permissions or settings.

    Get Board
  23. 23
    Action 23

    Delete Board

    Remove an entire board from Wekan. This is a destructive action—all lists, cards, and associated data will be permanently deleted.

    Key parameters: Board ID (required).

    Use cases: Clean up completed project boards, remove test boards from production instances, or implement automated archival workflows (after backing up data).

    Delete Board
  24. 24
    Action 24

    Create Board

    Create a new Wekan board programmatically. Perfect for onboarding workflows or templating project structures.

    Key parameters: Title (required), optional Owner Name or ID, and Additional Fields to add extra properties as needed.

    Use cases: Automatically create project boards when new clients are onboarded, generate team-specific boards from templates, or build boards dynamically based on external project management data from tools like Monday.com.

    Create Board
You've seen the integration

Build your first workflow with our team

Drop your email and we'll send you the catalog of automations you can ship today.

  • Free n8n & Make scenarios to import
  • Step-by-step setup docs
  • Live cohort + community support

Frequently asked questions

  • Is the Wekan n8n integration free?
    Yes, the Wekan integration is included natively in n8n at no additional cost. Since both Wekan and n8n are open-source tools, you can run this integration entirely for free on self-hosted instances. If you're using n8n Cloud, the Wekan nodes are available on all plans including the free tier. The only consideration is ensuring your Wekan instance is accessible from wherever n8n is running—self-hosted n8n connecting to self-hosted Wekan gives you complete control and zero licensing costs.
  • What data can I manage with the Wekan n8n integration?
    The integration provides comprehensive coverage of Wekan's data structure. You can manage boards (create, get, delete), lists (create, get, delete), cards (create, get, update, delete), checklists (create, get, delete), checklist items (get, update, delete), and card comments (create, get, delete). This means you can automate virtually any Kanban workflow—from creating project structures automatically to syncing task completion status with external tools. The only notable limitation is that triggers aren't available natively, so you'll need to use polling approaches or webhooks configured separately in Wekan.
  • How long does it take to set up the Wekan n8n integration?
    Most users can complete the basic setup in under 5 minutes. You'll need your Wekan server URL and valid credentials—that's it. The credential configuration in n8n is straightforward, and once authenticated, you can immediately start building workflows. Building your first simple automation (like creating a card from a webhook trigger) typically takes another 10-15 minutes. More complex workflows involving multiple boards, conditional logic, or extensive field mapping might take 30 minutes to an hour to configure and test properly. The visual workflow builder in n8n makes iteration fast once you understand the basic structure. If you encounter issues, check our n8n troubleshooting guide for common solutions.
Hack'celeration Lab

Get our weekly integration tips.

No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.