GetResponse API Health Check

This workflow tests the GetResponse API weekly on Mondays at 10 AM by creating, reading, verifying, updating, and deleting a test contact. Key nodes include Weekly Test Schedule (cron trigger), Set Test Data (sets test metadata), Create Test Contact (adds contact), Check Create Success (verifies creation), Create Failed Handler (handles creation errors), Wait for Propagation (delays), Get Latest Contact (fetches contact), Check Read Success (verifies read), Verify Contact Details (checks contact), Check Verify Success (verifies details), Update Test Contact (updates contact), Check Update Success (verifies update), Delete Test Contact (removes contact), Check Delete Success (verifies deletion), Success Notification (logs success), Cleanup on Failure (removes failed contacts), Log Cleanup Result (logs cleanup). It uses the GetResponse API. Setup Requirements Install n8n from n8n.io or sign up at cloud.n8n.io. Import the JSON into n8n’s workflow editor. Create a GetResponse account at getresponse.com, get an API key (Account > Integrations & API > API), and configure n8n credentials: getResponseApi with your key. Create a campaign in GetResponse, note its ID (Campaigns > Settings > Campaign ID), and replace YOUR_CAMPAIGN_ID in Set Test Data. No webhook is used. Handle errors like invalid API key (401: Unauthorized) or wrong campaign ID (400: Invalid Campaign). Secure your API key and avoid sharing it. Testing and Deployment Import the JSON into n8n. Set API key and campaign ID. Manually trigger the workflow to simulate the Monday 10 AM cron job. Verify Create Test Contact adds a contact, Get Latest Contact retrieves it, and Delete Test Contact removes it. Check Success Notification for status: PASSED and operationsCompleted. Test with an invalid API key (401: Unauthorized) or incorrect campaign ID (400: Invalid Campaign). Monitor for rate limits (429: Too Many Requests). If cleanup fails, check manualCleanupRequired in Log Cleanup Result. Activate the workflow for weekly execution. Deploy for reliable GetResponse API health monitoring.