n8n Webhook to Send PDF via WhatsApp with Supergreen
n8n Webhook to Send PDF via WhatsApp with Supergreen
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n8n Webhook to Send PDF via WhatsApp with Supergreen
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Send a PDF to WhatsApp automatically—triggered by an n8n webhook and delivered via Supergreen
This n8n workflow listens for incoming HTTP POST requests on the /send-invoice webhook endpoint and then sends a document (e.g., a PDF) to the specified phone number using Supergreen WhatsApp. Perfect for automating document delivery without manual copying and sending.
What this workflow does
- Receives a webhook request via HTTP POST to /send-invoice.
- Reads the request payload for:
- fileUrl (the URL of the document to send)
- recipientPhone (target phone number)
- caption (optional)
- filename (optional)
- Fetches the file from fileUrl and sends it as a WhatsApp document through Supergreen to recipientPhone.
Use cases
- Automate sending PDF invoices to customers right after another system confirms payment.
- Deliver quotations, tickets, or statements via WhatsApp when an internal approval process completes.
- Provide a simple webhook-based document delivery option for a SaaS admin panel—users submit a file URL and recipient number.
Technical details
- Webhook node: exposes the endpoint /send-invoice and accepts POST JSON payloads.
- Supergreen integration: uses n8n-nodes-supergreensupergreen to send a WhatsApp document using the provided fileUrl.
- Setup: add your Supergreen API credentials in n8n, then use the production webhook URL in your source system.
Bring WhatsApp document delivery into your automation stack with an n8n Webhook + Supergreen workflow—fast, targeted, and triggered by your API calls.
