> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Connect n8n

> Use DekaSign starters on your own n8n instance.

Use this integration to submit requests from another system and receive status changes through webhooks. You need an n8n instance you can manage and test.

1. In **Settings → API Key workspace**, create an Application that authorizes the requester, category, and workflow. Create a key for the same environment. Starter scopes include `catalog:read`, `requests:create`, and `requests:read`.
2. Open **Management → Integrations → n8n**. Choose the Application and download the schema reader, scalar request submitter, and event receiver.
3. Import the starters into n8n. Store the key in n8n credentials and map fields from the workflow version's schema. Use a stable source ID for idempotency. The scalar starter handles ordinary fields. Map files and signing separately when required.
4. Configure and authenticate the webhook destination on the Canvas, test it, and publish. Store events in an inbox before acknowledging success. Handle retries and duplicate events.
5. Test the entire flow through the change in the destination system. Enable the workflow after verifying mapping, permissions, and results.

See [API authentication](https://docs.dekasign.com/en/api-reference/authentication.md) and [outgoing webhooks](https://docs.dekasign.com/en/integrations/outgoing-webhooks.md).


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