Fit your workflow
Use the systems and conditions already represented in n8n to decide when information is ready for Statular.
n8n + Statular
Use Statular webhooks as a destination in an n8n workflow. When your chosen step is reached, n8n can send the available client or matter details to Statular so your team can continue the work there.
Add your private Statular webhook address to an n8n workflow, choose the information to send, and use the resulting submission to create a new client or matter in Statular.
Practical automation
Use the systems and conditions already represented in n8n to decide when information is ready for Statular.
Send the available client or matter information from the workflow instead of re-entering it from scratch.
Use one Statular webhook address for creating clients and another for creating matters.
How it works
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Identify the step where the client or matter should move into Statular.
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Configure n8n to send the selected details to the private webhook address created in Statular.
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Once created, the client or matter is available for your team to continue working with in Statular.
Statular provides the receiving webhook, while your team controls the n8n workflow that sends information to it. The webhook creates a client or matter; it is not a general-purpose, two-way n8n integration.
Webhooks do not provide general two-way syncing or promise that every field in another system will map automatically.
Questions
Yes. An n8n workflow can send information to a private Statular webhook address configured to create either a new client or a new matter.
The connection described here uses Statular's standard incoming webhooks rather than a dedicated Statular node. The workflow sends information to the private address supplied by Statular.
No. The current webhook actions create new clients or matters. They do not provide general two-way syncing or ongoing record updates.