n8n has no built-in Bitrix24 node: n8n’s integrations documentation lists none. To work with Bitrix24’s CRM, tasks, chats or Drive from a workflow, you install a community node, most of which connect through a Bitrix24 inbound webhook. This guide compares the Bitrix24 packages, using the description and README each author publishes on npm, npm’s download counts and our own data.
What do you need?
| You want to | Look at |
|---|---|
| Create, read, update and list leads, deals, contacts and companies | n8n-nodes-bitrix |
| Almost all of Bitrix24: catalog, tasks, messenger, open lines, Drive, calendar, business processes, triggers | @zenland-dev/n8n-nodes-bitrix24 |
| CRM, tasks, open channels, chatbots, Drive and document generation in one node | @gustavojosemelo/n8n-nodes-bitrix24 |
Bitrix24 community nodes
Our Bitrix24 hub lists 6 packages that pass our quality rule. The main ones, with the description each author gives on npm and npm’s download count for the week of 20 to 26 October 2026:
| Package | npm downloads, 20-26 Oct | Latest version | Author’s description |
|---|---|---|---|
| n8n-nodes-bitrix | about 14,000 | 1.3.0 (30 May 2025) | Node for the Bitrix REST API |
| @zenland-dev/n8n-nodes-bitrix24 | 555 | 0.11.6 (16 October 2026) | Bitrix24 nodes: CRM, product catalog, inventory, tasks and workgroups, business processes, lists and more |
| @gustavojosemelo/n8n-nodes-bitrix24 | 52 | 0.0.197 (4 March 2026) | CRM, Tasks, Open Channels, Chatbots, Drive, Document Generator, News Feed and Raw API |
| n8n-nodes-bitrix24 | 12 | 1.0.0 (1 March 2026) | Node for the Bitrix24 API |
| n8n-nodes-pragma-bitrix24 | 8 | 2.0.0 (24 March 2026) | 33 Bitrix24 nodes from Bitrix24 partners: CRM, tasks, calendar, Drive, telephony, Scrum, business process automation |
Versions and dates come from the npm registry. n8n-nodes-bitrix’s daily downloads are irregular, with spikes of several thousand on some days, so read its weekly count as a rough size.
n8n-nodes-bitrix
The most downloaded Bitrix24 package by far, and focused on the CRM. Its README lists four entities, leads, deals, contacts and companies, each with Create, Get, Update, Delete, List (with filters, sorting and field selection) and Get Fields Description for custom fields. You can fill in fields one by one or send raw JSON. It supports two credentials: a Bitrix24 inbound webhook URL (created under Developer tools > Webhooks with the access you need) or OAuth2 with a Bitrix24 application. Its last release dates from May 2025.
@zenland-dev/n8n-nodes-bitrix24
The most complete package, updated in October 2026. Its README describes eleven nodes, among them CRM (268 operations across 42 resources), catalog (148), tasks (129), messenger, open lines, Drive, chatbot, employees, calendar, lists, business processes, event log and AI, plus a node that calls any of about 1,400 REST methods by name or in batches. It has a trigger for Bitrix24’s outgoing webhooks and two triggers, for chat messages and for bot messages and commands, that need no public URL. The README says it was written from Bitrix24’s official REST documentation and that most operations were run against a live portal.
Most of its nodes use a Bitrix24 Webhook API credential built from an inbound webhook, created in Bitrix24 under Developer resources > Other > Inbound webhook. The README points out that a webhook acts as the user who created it and sees only what that user may see.
@gustavojosemelo/n8n-nodes-bitrix24
One node with CRM deals, leads, contacts and companies (including search), tasks and task comments, users, open channel messages and conversations, chatbots, Drive files and folders, the Document Generator (generate a PDF from a template), the news feed, and a raw API mode with batch calls and automatic pagination.
Other packages
n8n-nodes-bitrix24 (README in Russian) works with CRM entities and smart processes through an inbound webhook URL. n8n-nodes-pragma-bitrix24 comes from two Bitrix24 partner firms and describes 33 nodes; its README is in Russian and mostly presents the partners.
Check each node page here for the latest release and, where it has one, its GitHub repository for open issues before you build on a package.
How to choose
- CRM records only (leads, deals, contacts, companies): n8n-nodes-bitrix, the most installed package.
- Catalog, inventory, tasks, business processes or chats as well: @zenland-dev/n8n-nodes-bitrix24.
- Bitrix24 events in n8n without exposing n8n to the internet: the chat and bot triggers of @zenland-dev/n8n-nodes-bitrix24.
- Documents from Bitrix24 templates: @gustavojosemelo/n8n-nodes-bitrix24.
To install a package on a self-hosted instance, an owner or admin enters its npm name in Settings > Community Nodes; full steps are in How to Install n8n Community Nodes. On n8n Cloud only verified community nodes can be installed, see Verified vs Unverified n8n Community Nodes. Similar guides: Kommo CRM and Zoho.
FAQ
Does n8n have a Bitrix24 node?
Not a built-in one. Bitrix24 support comes from community nodes, or from calling Bitrix24’s REST API with the HTTP Request node.
How do I connect n8n to Bitrix24?
Most Bitrix24 nodes use an inbound webhook: create one in Bitrix24 with the access your workflow needs and enter its URL or token in the node’s credential. n8n-nodes-bitrix also supports OAuth2.
Can n8n react to Bitrix24 events?
Yes, with @zenland-dev/n8n-nodes-bitrix24, which has a trigger for Bitrix24’s outgoing webhooks and two triggers for chat and bot messages that need no public URL.
What is the most used Bitrix24 community node?
n8n-nodes-bitrix, with about 14,000 npm downloads in the week of 20 to 26 October 2026, with irregular daily spikes.
