Integration for Espocrm

[osama]

Yes, here it is the update one: @traien/n8n-nodes-espocrm - npm

[Office]

I saw it doesn’t have create task. Any chance of adding it?

[osama]

will update it soon

[nmincone]

@Ian_Walls just caught this post. Interested in hearing what you’ve been able to accomplish and what barriers you might have run into. I’m planning to dev some cal syncing integrations between outlook local cal, cal.com and espocrm.

[CloudPotions]

Hey everyone, CloudPotions here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ellis-jesse/

I recently took a deep dive into the n8n community node for EspoCRM. I Love espo CRM so much. Currently putting togethr a project for a large marketing campaign and I wanted to check out this node if it will make it easier….

Anyways, to quickly do this thoroughly, I used my own tool, DocuMerge for LLMs (check it out here: https://github.com/Cloudpotions/DocuMerge-for-LLMs), which extracts the entire codebase into just a couple of text documents. This way, I could feed the entire project at once into Llama 4 Scout, an advanced LLM with a large token limit—perfect for analyzing large codebases in one shot.Quick heads up: the NPM package for this node isn’t available anymore, but you can still grab the code directly from GitHub here: https://github.com/traien/n8n-nodes-espocrm.So, what did the analysis reveal? Overall, the code looks safe—no obvious backdoors or malicious intent detected. It seems to be genuinely built to help users integrate EspoCRM with n8n workflows.That said, there are a few areas that could use some attention:

• Input validation isn’t super strict, which could potentially open doors to injection or other input-based issues.

• Error handling is somewhat basic, so unexpected situations might not be gracefully managed.

• Some dependencies appear outdated, so updating them would be wise for security and stability.

Keep in mind, this is a quick safety briefing based on the initial LLM-assisted review—I haven’t done a full manual audit yet. But hopefully, this gives everyone a good starting point. @osama I am confused, are you the developer of this node?

[osama]

Thanks a lot for taking the time to review the node so thoroughly . Really appreciate you sharing the detailed notes and the quick safety briefing—it’s super valuable for the community.

Yes, I’m the developer of this node. I’ll definitely look into tightening up input validation, improving error handling, and updating dependencies when I get the chance. Contributions are always welcome, so if anyone wants to jump in and help improve it, that would be amazing!

Thanks again for shining a light on this

[CloudPotions]

Good work @osama it has been working wonders for me thus far … Great to see someone work on this. Get out there and make some $ with this one you should showcase your workflows on social and win some clients. J

[Beqtor]

I’m somewhat confused, probably due to my lack of technical knowledge, but on NPMJS I’ve seen screenshots in the “issues” that, after installing it on my n8n, I couldn’t find as options in the “Resources” section, such as “Dynamic” or “Custom Entity”. I’m attaching screenshots of what my installation shows and what is shown in the “issues”. I have the free version of n8n updated to the latest version, as well as the EspoCRM node for n8n in the latest version (“1.1.6”). can someone help me please!!