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Use n8n to connect Zite Database to the other steps in your business process. For example, notify your team when a new enquiry arrives, or update a customer record after another tool finishes a task.

Connect Zite

1

Add Zite Database

Open a workflow in n8n, select +, and search for Zite Database. If it isn’t installed, ask your n8n instance owner to install the verified integration.
2

Connect your account

Set up a credential using an API key from Zite’s Developer settings. Keep it private.If your organization stores its data in a different region, choose the matching Base URL in the connection settings.
3

Choose an event or action

To start with a database change, add the Zite trigger and choose an Event Type, such as New Record. Select the Base and Table to watch.To work with data after another step, choose a Zite action such as Create or Update under Record.
4

Test the workflow

Add the next action, such as a Slack message. Test with a sample record and check the result in both tools before publishing or activating the workflow.
Zite trigger configuration in n8n with New Record, Operations database, and Enquiries table

Example: watch for new enquiry records.

What you can automate

  • Start with a change: New, updated, or deleted records, tables, or fields.
  • Find records: Read a list, find one record, or search by a field value.
  • Change data: Create, update, or delete records.
  • Find tables: List the tables in a database or select one table.
n8n workflow connecting a new Zite enquiry record to a Slack team notification

Example: let your team know when a new enquiry arrives.

Check failed runs

Open the workflow’s execution history in n8n and inspect the failed step.
  • Confirm the connected account, data region, Base, and Table.
  • Check that incoming values match the destination fields.
  • Before retrying, check whether an earlier step already created a record or sent a message.
For setup help, see n8n’s verified integration guide. For a Zite connection issue, contact support@zite.com with the error and affected table.
Last modified on October 22, 2026