Zapier, Make and n8n

Zapier: the JinkoUp app

1. 1Open the JinkoUp Zapier invite and click Accept invite & build a Zap.
2. 2In JinkoUp, create a personal access token named “Zapier”.
3. 3In your Zap, pick JinkoUp, click Sign in and paste the token.

Make, n8n and others: webhooks + API

A native Make app is on the way. Until then, these steps connect JinkoUp to Make, n8n and similar tools (they work in Zapier too).

When something happens in JinkoUp (trigger)

1. 1In Zapier choose Webhooks by Zapier → Catch Hook (in Make: Webhooks → Custom webhook; in n8n: the Webhook node) and copy its URL.
2. 2In JinkoUp open Settings → Developers: API & webhooks, paste the URL, choose the events and click Add webhook.
3. 3Click the send a test event button so your automation tool receives a sample event.

Each event includes the task title, project, stage, owner, due date, priority and a link. See Webhooks for the full format.

Do something in JinkoUp (action)

1. 1Create a personal access token.
2. 2Add an HTTP / API request step (Zapier: Webhooks by Zapier → Custom Request; Make: HTTP → Make a request; n8n: HTTP Request).
3. 3Call the REST API with the header Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN, for example POST https://jinkoup.com/api/v1/tasks with a JSON body to create a task.

Ideas

• New form submission or support ticket → create a JinkoUp task.
• Task completed → post to a channel, update a spreadsheet or send a customer email.
• New task in a project → add a row to Google Sheets or Airtable.