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n8n connects empirio.ai with everything else in use. Write answers into your own database, send low scores to support, and create the quarterly survey from a template.
Workflows you can build with it
Each example is a workflow you can set up with an automation service, an AI assistant or your own application.
Land every response in your own system
The trigger hands each submission to the next node, and an HTTP request writes it into your database. For teams that keep their data where the rest of the analysis already lives.
Escalate a bad score while it is fresh
A condition step checks the rating and forwards the low ones with the verbatim attached. For support and customer teams who will not wait for the monthly report.
Cluster open comments into themes
An AI node assigns every verbatim to a theme and stores the result next to the response. For insight teams that would otherwise read hundreds of comments by hand.
Poll on a schedule when no webhook gets in
A scheduled workflow asks for the responses that arrived since the last run, going by the cut-off time set on the node. For instances on locked-down networks that nothing outside can reach.
Let the quarterly survey set itself up
A schedule duplicates the template, publishes it and passes on the participation link of the new survey. For recurring studies nobody should have to create by hand again.
What the integration transfers
Each point is a separate example in the direction of the arrow. Configure each workflow independently and link the relevant survey for actions on an existing survey.
empirio.ai → n8n
- A trigger node fires the moment a response is submitted
- Answer data flat by question title, or complete, question by question
- Surveys, aggregates, headline numbers and export links on demand
n8n → empirio.ai
- Nodes create a survey, edit its draft and publish it
- Questions, options, logic rules and translations in a single call
- Start and end dates set on a running survey from the workflow
How to set it up
The node carries the trigger and the actions together, and is installed once per n8n instance and connected once to your account. How you get there depends on whether n8n runs in the cloud or on a server of your own.
- On n8n Cloud extra nodes come in through the editor's search: they sit under the community entries, only instance owners and admins can add one, and only what n8n has verified is offered there.
- On a self-hosted instance the node is installed from the instance settings under the package name @empirio-ai/n8n-nodes-empirio-ai. For the trigger to receive anything, that instance also needs a publicly reachable HTTPS host name with WEBHOOK_URL pointed at it. n8n Cloud needs neither.
- n8n stores access as a credential: either an API key from your account's integrations area, or an OAuth sign-in through the browser. Both cover surveys, responses and webhooks, and saving the credential tests it against your account straight away.