TravisCI consultants
We can help you automate your business with TravisCI and hundreds of other systems to improve efficiency and productivity. Get in touch if you’d like to discuss implementing TravisCI.
About TravisCI
TravisCI is a continuous integration and delivery platform, and the n8n TravisCI node lets you interact with your CI/CD pipelines directly from automation workflows. You can trigger builds, check build statuses, cancel running jobs, and pull build logs — all without switching between tools or writing custom API scripts. It brings your deployment pipeline into the same automation layer as the rest of your business operations.
For development teams, the value is in connecting CI/CD events to broader operational workflows. When a build fails, you can automatically notify the right people on Slack, create a bug ticket in Jira, or pause a deployment pipeline until the issue is resolved. When a build succeeds, you can trigger downstream processes like updating a staging environment, notifying QA, or logging the release in a changelog system.
We’ve worked with development teams who use n8n to bridge the gap between their code pipelines and their business tools. TravisCI integration is a common piece of that puzzle — especially for teams who want to reduce context-switching and ensure that build events are acted on immediately rather than buried in a dashboard that someone might check an hour later. If you’re running TravisCI and want to connect it to the rest of your stack, this node makes that straightforward.
TravisCI FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about how TravisCI consultants can help with integration and implementation
What can the TravisCI node do in n8n?
Can I trigger n8n workflows when a TravisCI build finishes?
Do I need a TravisCI API token?
Can I use TravisCI with n8n to automate deployment notifications?
Is TravisCI still widely used for CI/CD?
Can Osher help connect our CI/CD pipeline to business workflows?
How it works
We work hand-in-hand with you to implement TravisCI
As TravisCI consultants we work with you hand in hand build more efficient and effective operations. Here’s how we will work with you to automate your business and integrate TravisCI with integrate and automate 800+ tools.
Step 1
Generate a TravisCI API Token
Go to your TravisCI account settings and create an API token. This token is required for n8n to authenticate with your TravisCI account and access your build pipelines and repositories.
Step 2
Add the TravisCI Node to n8n
In your n8n workflow, add a TravisCI node and configure it with your API token. Select the operation you want to perform — such as triggering a build, getting build status, or cancelling a job.
Step 3
Select Your Repository
Specify which TravisCI repository the node should interact with. You can target a specific repo by its slug (owner/repo format) to ensure your workflow operates on the correct project.
Step 4
Configure the Operation
Set up the specific action for the node. For build triggers, you can specify the branch to build. For status checks, you can pull the latest build or a specific build number. Each operation returns relevant build metadata.
Step 5
Add Conditional Logic
Use IF or Switch nodes after the TravisCI node to branch your workflow based on build results. Route successful builds to deployment notifications and failed builds to alert channels or ticket-creation workflows.
Step 6
Test With a Real Build
Run the workflow against a real or test build to verify the data flows correctly. Check that build statuses are read accurately and that downstream actions like notifications or ticket creation fire as expected.
Transform your business with TravisCI
Unlock hidden efficiencies, reduce errors, and position your business for scalable growth. Contact us to arrange a no-obligation TravisCI consultation.