How it works
Why HTTP Request
It is the most portable way to test the API before installing a custom node.
n8n recipe
Create a Yadulink lead from n8n without a custom node.
This recipe shows the minimal path: incoming webhook, HTTP Request node, and JSON mapping to the Yadulink API.
What the workflow covers
Nodes and logic
This page describes the recipe publicly; importable JSON files remain protected by API access.
Input
Standardize `list_id`, `full_name`, `company_name`, `position`, `linkedin_url`.
Validate required fields before POST.
Request
Use HTTP Request with auth header.
Do not store the key in the payload.
Response
Keep the Yadulink ID for follow-up actions.
Add an error branch for 4xx API responses.
Verified facts
What the tool should clarify before being used.
Use caseBased on the internal `http-request-create-lead.workflow.json` example.
Expected outputn8n webhook to receive lead fields.
Method proofValidate required fields before POST.
Verification method
How to turn the template into an actionable step.
- 01 Input Validate required fields before POST.
- 02 Request Do not store the key in the payload.
- 03 Response Add an error branch for 4xx API responses.
How it works
Data quality
A lead without LinkedIn URL or clean name creates operational debt.
