Paddle n8n integrationAutomate Paddle with n8n.

Creates a discount coupon in Paddle and hands back the code. A single call mints one code or a batch of them.

• Product Names or IDs: the products the coupon applies to, required when Coupon Type is set to Product; pick them from the dropdown or pass IDs through an expression.
• Discount Type: flat or percentage, read together with Discount Amount Currency for the amount and Currency, which has to match the balance currency of your account.
• Coupon Code: left empty, the code is generated randomly; Allowed Uses sits at 999,999 redemptions unless you set it.

Lists the coupons attached to one product or subscription, so an audit runs from a workflow instead of the Seller Dashboard.

• Product ID: the specific product or subscription ID whose coupons you want, required; a fixed value, or {{ $json.field }} when the ID arrives from an earlier node.
• Return All: on, n8n chains the API pages until every coupon of that product is in the output; off, Limit caps the number of items returned.

Edits coupons that already exist, one precise code or a whole group at a time. Nothing here is mandatory: what you fill in is what changes.

• Update By: Coupon Code targets a single coupon, Group targets every coupon in a named group.
• Coupon Code or Group: the value that identifies the target, depending on that choice.
• Additional Fields: New Coupon Code renames a code, New Group Name moves it, Expires ends it on a date at 00:00:00 UTC, and Product IDs takes a comma-separated list such as 499531,1234,123546, or drops the associated products when left blank.

Pulls payments out of Paddle, with filters that cut the list down to the slice a report needs.

• Date From and Date To: the window the payments fall into, both inside Additional Fields.
• State: keeps only active, past_due, trialing or paused subscription plans; left unset, all four come back.
• Is Paid, Plan ID and Subscription ID: narrow to paid rows, to one plan, or to one user subscription.

Moves an upcoming subscription payment to a different date, which is the polite answer when a customer asks for a few more days.

• Payment Name or ID: the upcoming subscription payment to move, required; the dropdown lists them, and an expression works when the ID comes from a previous step.
• Date: the date you want the payment moved to.

Fetches a single subscription plan from its identifier. Handy when an item carries a plan ID and nothing else readable.

• Plan ID: the subscription plan ID, required; usually an expression such as {{ $json.field }} pointing at the ID already on the item.

Returns the subscription plans of the account in one shot, which is what you want when a downstream step needs the full list rather than one lookup.

• Return All: on, the node keeps paging until every plan is returned; off, Limit sets how many plans come back.

Reads the products of the account. This is the list to call first when another operation asks for product IDs and you only know product names.

• Return All: on, every product comes through the API pages; off, Limit stops the node at a number you choose.

Lists subscription users, with filters for the segment you care about rather than the whole base.

• Limit: required here, it sets the maximum number of users returned; Return All overrides it and pages through everything.
• Plan ID and Subscription ID: restrict the list to one subscription plan, or to one specific user subscription.
• State: filters on active, past_due, trialing or paused; unset, all four statuses are returned.