Getting Started is Straightforward

1. Add the HTTP Request node to your n8n workflow
2. Configure authentication using your Spike credentials
3. Create custom API calls to query data from Spike
4. Build triggers based on security events
5. Establish actions that respond to those triggers

Flexible Integration Options

Whether you need to create records in Spike via POST requests, update information with PATCH requests, or retrieve data through GET requests, the HTTP Request node provides complete flexibility to interact with all Spike endpoints and functionality.