Integrate Anymail Finder with n8n

This step-by-step guide shows you how to use Anymail Finder in your n8n workflows to find and verify email addresses automatically.

Step 1: Download and Import a Workflow

Download the n8n workflow that matches the email task you want to automate:

Once downloaded:

1. In n8n, create a new workflow.
2. Open the menu and choose "Import from File...". show screenshot
3. Select the .json file you just downloaded.
4. The workflow will appear in the editor.

Step 2: Add Your Anymail Finder API Key

To authenticate the API call, you'll need to add your Anymail Finder API key to n8n.

1. Go to https://newapp.anymailfinder.com/settings/api and copy your API key.
   If you haven't enabled the API yet, click "Get API Key" first.
2. In your n8n workflow, double-click the "Call Anymailfinder API" node. show screenshot
3. Click on "Header Auth", then "Create new credential". show screenshot
4. Set the following values: show screenshot

   Name:	Authorization
   Value:	Paste your Anymail Finder API Key

5. Click "Save" to close the modal and return to your workflow.

Step 3: Connect Your Data Source

The example workflows use a simple manual input node to demonstrate how things work.
In real use, you'll want to replace that with your own data source - like Google Sheets, a form submission, or a CRM - so email lookups happen automatically.

To customize the workflow:

• Replace the Enter "Person & Company Info" node with your preferred trigger node.
• The rest of the workflow can remain unchanged.

Step 4: Handle the Output

After the Anymail Finder API call, the workflow continues along one of these paths based on the response. show screenshot

• Valid email found:
  The email is verified and safe to use. Connect this to the next step in your workflow (e.g. trigger outreach, send to CRM, write to a sheet, etc.).
• Risky email found:
  The email may exist but couldn't be fully verified and might bounce. You can ignore it, log it, or route it to the same step as valid emails - or handle it differently.
• Email not found:
  No email was returned. You can skip it, log it, or send it to a fallback or manual review step.
• Bad input error:
  The request failed because required data was missing or invalid (e.g. missing name, company, or domain). You can skip this or connect it to a logging step for manual review.

You're Done!

You've now connected Anymail Finder to n8n - your workflow can automatically find and verify emails based on your own data.

If you run into any issues:

• Check the Anymail Finder API documentation
• Contact the support team via chat or by email at team@anymailfinder.com