Installation
n8n supports community nodes — extensions developed outside of the core n8n project.
Community nodes can be:
- Verified — reviewed and approved by the n8n team
- Unverified — published but not reviewed
The Eledo node is now verified, which means it can be installed directly from the n8n interface and is fully supported within the n8n ecosystem.
n8n Cloud
If you are using n8n Cloud, you can install verified community nodes directly from the UI.
To install the Eledo node:
- Open your n8n workspace
- Go to Settings → Community Nodes
- Search for Eledo
- Click Install
You must be the instance owner (or have sufficient permissions) to install community nodes.
Once installed, the Eledo node will be available in the node panel and can be added to your workflows.
Self-Hosted n8n Instance
If you are running your own n8n instance, you can install the Eledo node in multiple ways.
Option 1 — Install via UI (Recommended)
If your instance supports community node installation via UI:
- Open your n8n instance
- Go to Settings → Community Nodes
- Search for Eledo
- Click Install
This is the simplest and recommended method.
Option 2 — Manual Installation (Docker / Shell Access)
Advanced users can install the node manually inside their n8n environment.
The Eledo package is available on npm:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/@eledo/n8n-nodes-eledo
Refer to the official n8n guide for manual installation:
https://docs.n8n.io/integrations/community-nodes/installation/manual-install/
Version Pinning
You can install a specific version of the node if needed.
Example:
@eledo/n8n-nodes-eledo@1.0.6
This is useful for:
- predictable deployments
- testing specific releases
When using the UI, specify the version in the package field.
When installing manually, include the version in the npm install command.
After Installation
Once installed, the Eledo node appears in your node list and can be used like any other n8n node.
You are now ready to start building workflows.