A client fills in your intake form, and n8n creates their site. You need an API key.

Steps #

1. Start the workflow with an n8n Form Trigger, or a Webhook node that your form posts to.
2. Add an HTTP Request node. Method POST, URL https://api.anypress.io/v1/tenants.
3. Authentication: Generic Credential Type, then Basic Auth. Your API key is the user and its secret is the password.
4. Turn on Send Body, choose JSON, and fill it from the form’s answers:

{
  "name": "{{ $json.business }}",
  "externalId": "form-{{ $execution.id }}",
  "wordPressUserName": "{{ $json.email }}",
  "wordPressUserEmail": "{{ $json.email }}",
  "wordPressUserRole": "administrator",
  "size": "small"
}

The answer comes back straight away, before the site is built. It includes the site’s address:

{ "id": "…", "externalId": "form-…", "baseDomain": "kettle-and-crumb.anypress.site" }

To email the client when the site is ready, see Email the client when their site is ready.

Tips #

• externalId may only contain letters, numbers and dashes.
• Using Fluent Forms Pro on your own WordPress site? Its Webhook feed can post each entry straight to the n8n Webhook node.
• All the fields you can send are in Fields for a new site.