Documentation for Mailjet credentials. Use these credentials to authenticate Mailjet in n8n, a workflow automation platform.

Mailjet credentials

You can use these credentials to authenticate the following nodes:

Prerequisites

Create a Mailjet account.

To configure this credential, you'll need:

An API Key: View and generate API keys in your Mailjet API Key Management page.
A Secret Key: View your API Secret Keys in your Mailjet API Key Management page.
Optional: Select whether to use Sandbox Mode for calls made using this credential. When turned on, all API calls use Sandbox mode: the API will still validate the payloads but won't deliver the actual messages. This can be useful to troubleshoot any payload error messages without actually sending messages. Refer to Mailjet's Sandbox Mode documentation for more information.

For this credential, you can use either:

Refer to Mailjet's How to create a subaccount (or additional API key) documentation for detailed instructions on creating more API keys. Refer to What are subaccounts and how does it help me? page for more information on Mailjet subaccounts and when you might want to use one.

To configure this credential, you'll need:

You can use these credentials to authenticate the following nodes:

Create a Mailjet account.

To configure this credential, you'll need:

An API Key: View and generate API keys in your Mailjet API Key Management page.
A Secret Key: View your API Secret Keys in your Mailjet API Key Management page.
Optional: Select whether to use Sandbox Mode for calls made using this credential. When turned on, all API calls use Sandbox mode: the API will still validate the payloads but won't deliver the actual messages. This can be useful to troubleshoot any payload error messages without actually sending messages. Refer to Mailjet's Sandbox Mode documentation for more information.

For this credential, you can use either:

To configure this credential, you'll need: