n8n adds Sinch Engage tool for automated messaging
n8n has launched an integration with Sinch Engage, a platform for enterprise messaging. The new verified node supports SMS, WhatsApp and RCS channels. Key actions include sending messages and adding phone numbers to blacklists. This enables workflows such as abandoned cart reminders for online shops or appointment notifications for service businesses. Sinch verifies the node, but users need to install it on their own n8n instance. The update arrived on 20 April.
Before, n8n builders jury-rigged messaging through clunky API hacks or Zapier bridges, often hitting rate limits or compliance snags that made client demos unreliable. Solopreneurs pitched generic automations without the reliable comms layer small businesses crave for revenue leaks like no-shows or lost sales. Now Sinch Engage slots in seamlessly, letting you deploy production-ready messaging that scales to enterprise volumes. This shifts your portfolio from toy workflows to outcome-proven systems, like slashing no-show rates by 30 percent, giving you leverage to escape generic pitches and claim a niche.
Analysis
Forget endless n8n tweaks; this integration hands you a ready-made wedge to crack your first paying client. Pick dental clinics as your ICP, build a Sinch-powered no-show reminder workflow that recovers $2k monthly revenue per practice, then DM 20 owners on LinkedIn with a Loom demo tying it to their P&L – book calls or die trying.
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