Overview
This node manages tags (labels) within the Zalo platform, a popular messaging app. It currently supports listing all tags associated with a Zalo account. This functionality is useful for workflows that need to retrieve and process tag information from Zalo, such as organizing contacts or automating marketing campaigns based on user segmentation.
A practical example: You might use this node to fetch all tags from your Zalo account and then filter or analyze them in subsequent workflow steps to target specific user groups.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Hành động | Action to perform. Options: "Danh Sách Thẻ" (List all tags) |
Output
The node outputs JSON data structured as follows:
{
"success": true,
"labels": [ /* array of tag objects retrieved from Zalo */ ]
}
success: A boolean indicating if the operation was successful.labels: An array containing the list of tags fetched from Zalo.
No binary data output is produced by this node.
Dependencies
- Requires an API key credential to authenticate with the Zalo platform.
- Uses the
zalo-api-finallibrary to interact with Zalo's API. - The credential must provide a valid cookie, device IMEI, and user agent string for authentication.
- Proper configuration of these credentials in n8n is necessary for the node to function.
Troubleshooting
- Login Failure: If the node cannot initialize the Zalo API client, it throws an error indicating login failure. This usually means the provided credentials (cookie, IMEI, user agent) are invalid or expired.
- Resolution: Verify and update the Zalo API credentials in n8n.
- Empty or Missing Labels: If no tags are returned, ensure that the Zalo account actually has tags created.
- General API Errors: Any other errors during execution will be wrapped and reported with messages prefixed by "Lỗi đăng nhập Zalo:" or similar, helping identify issues related to authentication or API communication.
Links and References
- Zalo Official Website
- Documentation for the
zalo-api-finallibrary (if publicly available) - n8n documentation on creating and using credentials