Integrations

Uhuu integrations let you bring external data into templates and automate document generation. There are three common paths, depending on your workflow, plus built-in providers you can enable in the dashboard.

Dashboard Integrations (HTTP Fetch)

Use this when you want Uhuu to call an external API and bind the response into your template payload.

Create A New Integration

1. Go to Integrations in the Uhuu dashboard.
2. Click New Integration and give it a name.

Configure The Request

1. Set the API URL.
2. Add dynamic parameters using curly braces (for example, {{id}}).
3. Choose the HTTP method (GET, POST, etc.).

Example URL:

https://example.com/api/v1/data/{{id}}

Bind To A Template

1. Open your template settings.
2. Go to the Integration tab.
3. Select the integration.
4. Set Bind to (for example, listing).

The fetched data becomes available under the bind key in your payload.

Built-In Providers

These providers are available in the dashboard integrations list. Use them to connect external data sources directly to your templates.

Provider	Avatar	Description	Auth	Modes	Status	Typical Config
HTTP		Call any REST endpoint with dynamic params.	Connection reference (optional)	http	Available	Endpoint URL, method, headers, optional connection
Airtable		Query Airtable bases and tables.	API key connection	native, http	Available	Connection, base ID (optional), table, view
Notion		Fetch page metadata and deep block children.	Bearer token connection	native	Available	Connection, page URL, deep blocks, page size
Google		OAuth-based integrations (Docs, Sheets).	OAuth2 connection	native, http	Soon	Connection

Notes On Provider Setup

• Connections are managed centrally and referenced in integrations via the connection picker.
• Modes indicate where the provider can run. native runs on Uhuu’s provider-specific logic, while http uses the generic HTTP integration.
• Required fields depend on the provider and are validated when you save the integration.

n8n (Workflow Automation)

Use this when you want to generate documents inside automated workflows and optionally return the PDF as binary data.

What You Can Do With The Uhuu n8n Node

• Generate a document from a template
• Wait until the document is ready
• Return the PDF as binary data
• Fetch a document by ID

Get started here: n8n + Uhuu guide.

Direct API (Custom Integrations)

Use the Uhuu API when you need full control or want to integrate from your own services. Common patterns include:

• Generate documents from your backend
• Poll for completion and download the PDF
• Store document metadata in your systems

If you build a custom integration, make sure your templates are published and your API tokens have the required scopes.