This guide walks you through connecting the Lodgix MCP Server to n8n using the MCP Client node and OAuth2 authentication.
Add the MCP Client Node in n8n
Open your n8n workflow.
Click “Add Node”.
Search for and select MCP Client.
Add it to your workflow.
Configure the MCP Client Node
Enter the following configuration:
Server Transport:
HTTP StreamableMCP Endpoint URL:
https://mcp.lodgix.com/mcpAuthentication:
MCP OAuth2Credential for MCP Oauth2 API:
Create new Credential
Set Up MCP OAuth2 Credentials
Enter the following configuration:
Use Dynamic Client Registration:
EnabledServer URL:
https://mcp.lodgix.com/Allowed HTTP Request Domains:
Specific DomainsAllowed Domains:
*.lodgix.com
Authorize the Connection
Click Save on the newly created credential.
A popup window will open prompting you to log in to your Lodgix account.
If no popup window opens ensure you have allowed popup within your browser.
Review the requested permissions.
Click Authorize to grant n8n access.
Verify the Connection
Once authorized, the credential should show as connected in n8n.
You can now use the MCP Client node to interact with Lodgix data.





