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  • Paddle

    Paddle

    Paddle is a payment infrastructure platform for software and SaaS companies. Unlike Stripe or Braintree, Paddle acts as the merchant of record — meaning Paddle handles sales tax, VAT, and compliance in every country, so the software company does not have to register for tax in dozens of jurisdictions. It manages subscriptions, one-time purchases, upgrades, downgrades, and refunds through a single API. The n8n Paddle node and Paddle Trigger node let you connect payment events to the rest of your business systems. When a customer subscribes, upgrades, or cancels, Paddle fires a webhook that n8n can catch and act on — creating a CRM record, provisioning access in your app, sending a personalised onboarding email, or updating your internal revenue dashboard. When a payment fails, n8n can trigger a dunning email sequence or alert your customer success team. This is especially valuable for SaaS businesses that need their billing events to stay in sync with their CRM, user provisioning, and analytics tools. Paddle’s built-in webhook system is reliable, but it only sends data — n8n provides the processing layer that turns those webhook payloads into actions across your other platforms. If you sell software and use Paddle for billing, our sales automation team can help you build workflows that keep your payment data, CRM, and product access in sync without manual work.
    Paddle consultants
  • TheHive Trigger

    TheHive Trigger

    TheHive Trigger is an n8n node that listens for events from TheHive, the open-source security incident response platform. While the standard TheHive node lets you push data into TheHive (creating cases, adding observables), the Trigger node works in the opposite direction — it fires your n8n workflow whenever something happens in TheHive, such as a new case being created, a task being updated, or an alert being raised. This is particularly useful for security operations teams that want to automate their response to incidents. Instead of analysts manually checking TheHive for updates and then performing actions in other systems, the Trigger node pushes those events to n8n the moment they happen. From there, you can route notifications to the right channel, enrich case data with external threat intelligence, update ticketing systems, or kick off remediation playbooks automatically. Osher works with security-conscious Australian organisations to build automated incident response workflows. Connecting TheHive to the rest of your security stack through n8n means your analysts spend less time on administrative tasks and more time on actual investigation. If your SOC team is dealing with alert fatigue or slow response times, our integration team can help automate the operational overhead.
    TheHive Trigger consultants