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Use the verified BrowserAct node in n8n to run a BrowserAct Bot and pass its structured results to other nodes in the workflow.

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Naming note: BrowserAct calls the automation a Bot. The current n8n node uses Workflow and Run a Workflow; these labels refer to the corresponding BrowserAct Bot.

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Before You Start

Prepare the following:
  • A BrowserAct Bot that runs successfully
  • The Bot’s required input values
  • A BrowserAct API key
  • An n8n Cloud or self-hosted n8n instance
Verified nodes may need to be enabled by the n8n instance owner before other users can add them. To create an API key, open Integrations > Manage API Keys > Create New API Key. Enter a name, choose the confirmation mode, select Confirm, and copy the key from the API Keys list.

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Add the BrowserAct Node

  1. In n8n, create a workflow or open an existing one.
  2. Select + to add a node.
Add a node to the n8n workflow
  1. Search for BrowserAct and open the verified BrowserAct node.
Search for the BrowserAct node in n8n
  1. If prompted, select Install node.
Install the verified BrowserAct node
  1. Select Run a workflow to add the action to the canvas.
Select the Run a workflow action

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Connect BrowserAct to n8n

  1. Open the BrowserAct node.
  2. Under Credential to connect with, create a new BrowserAct credential.
  3. Paste the BrowserAct API key.
  4. Save and select the credential.
Create a BrowserAct credential in n8n

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Select a Bot

  1. Set the BrowserAct resource to Workflow when this field is shown.
  2. Set the operation to Run a Workflow.
  3. Under Search Workflows From, choose Template Marketplace or My Workflows.
  4. Choose the Workflow that corresponds to the BrowserAct Bot.
  5. Refresh the field or reconnect the credential if the Bot is not listed.
Choose where n8n searches for BrowserAct workflows The n8n node may continue to use Workflow terminology until the third-party integration is updated. Configure the BrowserAct Run a Workflow node in n8n

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Map Bot Inputs

After a Bot is selected, configure each input required by the Bot. For each input, either:
  • Enter a fixed value.
  • Use an n8n expression to map data from an earlier node.
For example, a Bot input named company_url can receive a value from a form submission, Webhook, spreadsheet row, database query, or CRM record.

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Test the Workflow

  1. Execute the BrowserAct node with test data.
  2. Confirm that BrowserAct creates a Task.
  3. Review the node output in n8n.
  4. If the Task fails, open the related Task in BrowserAct and review its status and result.
  5. Save the n8n workflow after the test succeeds.

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Use Bot Results

Add downstream n8n nodes and map fields returned by BrowserAct. Common destinations include:
  • Google Sheets
  • Slack, Telegram, or email
  • Airtable or a database
  • A CRM
  • WordPress or another publishing system
  • An AI processing node
Google Sheets is used as a downstream n8n node; it is not configured as a direct BrowserAct integration.

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Schedule Runs

Use an n8n schedule trigger when the Bot should run automatically.
  1. Add a schedule trigger before BrowserAct.
  2. Configure the required interval and time zone.
  3. Test the complete workflow.
  4. Save and activate it.
The available schedules, retries, execution limits, and time zones are controlled by the n8n instance and plan.

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Common Scenarios

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Collect Data and Update Google Sheets

Run a BrowserAct Bot, add the structured result to Google Sheets, and notify a Slack channel.

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Enrich Leads

Read a company or contact from a form, spreadsheet, or CRM, run BrowserAct, and write the enriched fields to the destination.

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Create a Content Pipeline

Collect source data with BrowserAct, process it with an AI node, and send the result to a publishing or review step.

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Troubleshooting

For the current verified node and community workflow examples, see the BrowserAct integration on n8n.