Workflow Templates

Automating Company Data Enrichment and HubSpot Integration Use Case This automation enriches company data based on email domain and LinkedIn profile, calculates an ICP (Ideal Customer Profile) score, and updates the corresponding company record in HubSpot. It’s ideal for onboarding, qualification, and CRM enrichment. What This Automation Does Input Parameters Contact email**: Used to derive the company domain. Company domain**: Primary web domain of the company. Company LinkedIn* *(optional): LinkedIn URL for enrichment accuracy. Airtop Profile (connected to LinkedIn)**: An authenticated Airtop Profile. What It Outputs Full company profile (name, tagline, website, headquarters) Employee count ICP score based on AI/tech profile, scale, agency type, and location Updates/creates record in HubSpot with all enriched attributes How It Works Input Validation: Filters out non-corporate domains like Gmail, Yahoo, or .edu. Enrichment Trigger: Launches Airtop workflows to extract and analyze data from LinkedIn and calculate the ICP score. Data Mapping: Compiles structured fields including: Overview, location (city, state, country) Company website and domain LinkedIn URL, employee count ICP score HubSpot Sync: Sends all the enriched fields to the designated HubSpot object for upsertion. Setup Requirements Airtop API Key Airtop Profile with active LinkedIn authentication HubSpot integration enabled for object updates Next Steps Use in Webforms**: Trigger this on signup to auto-populate CRM records. Enrich Manually Entered Contacts**: Use with list-based workflows for batch enrichment. Sync to Other CRMs**: Replace HubSpot step with Salesforce, Pipedrive, etc. for flexible integration. Read more about comapny data enrichment

What this template does This workflow uses the Amadeus API, every day to check for bargain flights for an itinerary and price target of your choice. It then automatically emails you once it found a match. Setup Create an api account on https://developers.amadeus.com/ In Amadeus Flight Search, connect to Oauth2 API: -- Grant Type - Client Credentials -- Access Token URL - https://test.api.amadeus.com/v1/security/oauth2/token -- Client ID/Secret - from your account Set your details in Gmail Set your desired Origin/Destination airports in FromTo Set the dates ahead you wish to search in Get Dates (default is 7 days and 14 days) Set the price target in Under Price How to test it After completing the setup steps above, just hit 'Test workflow'!

This workflow automates daily or manual keyword rank tracking on Google Search for your target domain. Results are logged in Google Sheets and sent via email using Bright Data's SERP API. Requirements: n8n (local or cloud) with Google Sheets and Gmail nodes enabled Bright Data API credentials Main Use Cases Track Google search rankings for multiple keywords and domains automatically Maintain historical rank logs in Google Sheets for SEO analysis Receive scheduled or on-demand HTML email reports with ranking summaries Customize or extend for advanced SEO monitoring and reporting How it works The workflow is divided into several logical steps: 1. Workflow Triggers Manual:** Start by clicking 'Test workflow' in n8n. Scheduled:** Automatically triggers every 24 hours via Schedule Trigger. 2. Read Keywords and Target Domains Fetches keywords and domains from a specified Google Sheets document. The sheet must have columns: Keyword and Domain. 3. Transform Keywords Formats each keyword for URL querying (spaces become +, e.g., seo expert → seo+expert). 4. Batch Processing Processes keywords in batches so each is checked individually. 5. Get Google Search Results via Bright Data Sends a request to Bright Data's SERP API for each keyword with location (default: US). Receives the raw HTML of the search results. 6. Parse and Find Ranking Extracts all non-Google links from HTML. Searches for the target domain among the results. Captures the rank (position), URL, and total number of results checked. Saves timestamp. 7. Save Results to Google Sheets Appends the findings (keyword, domain, rank, found URL, check time) to a “Results” sheet for history. 8. Generate HTML Report and Send Email Builds an HTML table with current rankings. Emails the formatted table to the specified recipient(s) with Gmail. Setup Steps Google Sheets: Create a sheet named “Results”, and another with Keyword and Domain columns. Update document ID and sheet names in the workflow’s config. Bright Data API: Acquire your Bright Data API token. Enter it in the Authorization header of the 'Getting Ranks' HTTP Request node. Gmail: Connect your Gmail account via OAuth2 in n8n. Set your destination email in the 'Sending Email Message' node. Location Customization: Modify the gl= parameter in the SERP API URL to change country/location (e.g., gl=GB for the UK). Notes This workflow is designed for n8n local or cloud environments with suitable connector credentials. Customize batch size, recipient list, or ranking extraction logic per your needs. Use sticky notes in n8n for further setup guidance and workflow tips. With this workflow, you have an automated, repeatable process to monitor, log, and report Google search rankings for your domains—ideal for SEO, digital marketing, and reporting to clients or stakeholders.

This n8n template allows you to instantly generate QR codes from any text or URL by simply sending a webhook request. It's a versatile tool for creating dynamic QR codes for various purposes, from marketing campaigns to event registrations, directly integrated into your automated workflows. 🔧 How it works Receive Data Webhook: This node acts as the entry point for the workflow. It listens for incoming POST requests and expects a JSON body with a data property containing the text or URL you want to encode into the QR code. Generate QR Code: This node makes an HTTP GET request to the QR Server API (api.qrserver.com) to generate the QR code image. The content from your webhook is passed as the data parameter to the API. Respond with QR Code: This node sends the response from the QR Server API back to the service that initiated the webhook. The QR Server API directly returns the image data, so your webhook response will be the QR code image itself. 👤 Who is it for? This workflow is ideal for: Marketers: Generate QR codes for product links, event registrations, or promotional materials on the fly. Developers: Integrate QR code generation into applications, websites, or internal tools. Event Organizers: Create dynamic QR codes for ticketing, information access, or check-ins. Businesses: Streamline processes requiring physical-to-digital transitions, like menu access or contact sharing. Automation Enthusiasts: Add QR code generation capabilities to any workflow. 📑 Data Structure When you trigger the webhook, send a POST request with a JSON body structured as follows: { "data": "https://www.yourwebsite.com/your-specific-page-or-text-to-encode" } The workflow will return the QR code image directly in the response. ⚙️ Setup Instructions Import Workflow: In your n8n editor, click "Import from JSON" and paste the provided workflow JSON. Configure Webhook Path: Double-click the Receive Data Webhook node. In the 'Path' field, set a unique and descriptive path (e.g., /generate-qr). Customize QR Code (Optional): Double-click the Generate QR Code node. You can adjust the size parameter in the URL (e.g., size=200x200 for a larger QR code) or add other parameters supported by the QR Server API (e.g., bgcolor, color, qzone). Activate Workflow: Save and activate the workflow. 📝 Tips Handling the Image Output: Since the QR Server API directly returns the image, the webhook response will be the image data. Depending on your use case, you might want to: Save to File/Cloud: Insert a node (e.g., Write Binary File, Amazon S3, Google Drive) after Generate QR Code to save the image to a file system or cloud storage. Embed in HTML/Email: If you're building an HTML response or sending an email, you might need to convert the image data to a Base64 string or provide a URL to a saved image. Error Handling: Enhance workflow robustness by adding an Error Trigger node. This allows you to catch any issues during QR code generation and set up notifications or logging. Dynamic Size/Color: You can extend the Receive Data Webhook to accept parameters for size, color, or bgcolor in the incoming JSON. Then, dynamically pass these to the url of the Generate QR Code node to create highly customizable QR codes. Input Validation: For more advanced use cases, you could add a Function node after the webhook to validate the incoming data to ensure it's in a valid format (e.g., a URL).

📰 Publish Latest News on X and Other Social Media Platforms Using Keyword A comprehensive n8n automation that fetches the latest news based on keywords, generates AI-powered social media content, and automatically publishes to X (Twitter) with complete tracking and notification systems. 📋 Overview This workflow provides a professional news publishing solution that automatically discovers breaking news, creates engaging social media content using AI, and publishes to X (Twitter) with comprehensive tracking. Perfect for news organizations, content creators, social media managers, and businesses wanting to stay current with automated news sharing. The system uses BrightData's Google News dataset, OpenAI's GPT-4o for content generation, and multi-platform integration for complete automation. ⭐ Key Features 📝 Form-Based Input**: Clean web form for keyword and country submission 📰 Real-Time News Fetching**: BrightData Google News integration for latest articles 🤖 AI Content Generation**: GPT-4o powered tweet creation with hashtags 📱 Auto X Publishing**: Direct posting to X (Twitter) with URL tracking 📊 Complete Tracking**: Google Sheets logging of all published content 🔔 Email Notifications**: Success alerts with tweet links 🌍 Multi-Country Support**: Localized news for US, India, UK, Australia ⚡ Status Monitoring**: Real-time progress tracking with retry logic 🛡 Error Handling**: Robust error management and validation 🔄 Loop Management**: Intelligent waiting for news processing completion 🎯 What This Workflow Does Input: News Name**: Keyword or topic for news search (required) Country**: Target country for localized news (dropdown: US/IN/GB/AU) Processing: Form Submission: Captures news keyword and target country News Triggering: Initiates BrightData Google News scraping job Status Monitoring: Checks scraping progress with intelligent retry loop Data Retrieval: Fetches latest news articles when ready AI Content Creation: Generates engaging tweet content using GPT-4o Social Publishing: Posts content to X (Twitter) automatically URL Generation: Creates direct tweet links for tracking Data Logging: Saves content and URLs to Google Sheets Email Notification: Sends success confirmation with tweet link Completion: Workflow ends with full audit trail 📋 Output Data Points | Field | Description | Example | | :------------ | :---------------------------------- | :----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | TweetMessage | AI-generated social media content | "Breaking: AI revolution transforming healthcare with 40% efficiency gains. New study shows promising results in patient care automation. #AI #Healthcare #Innovation #TechNews #US" | | TweetURL | Direct link to published tweet | https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1234567890123456789 | 🛠️ Setup Instructions Prerequisites: n8n instance (self-hosted or cloud) X (Twitter) account with API v2 access OpenAI account with GPT-4o access Gmail account for notifications Google account with Sheets access BrightData account with Google News dataset access Basic understanding of social media automation Step 1: Import the Workflow Copy the JSON workflow code from the provided file. In n8n, click "+ Add workflow". Select "Import from JSON". Paste the workflow code and click "Import". The workflow will appear with all nodes properly connected. Step 2: Configure API Credentials X (Twitter) API Setup: Create X Developer Account at developer.twitter.com. Create new app and generate API keys. In n8n: Credentials → + Add credential → Twitter OAuth2 API. Add your Twitter API credentials: API Key API Secret Key Bearer Token Access Token Access Token Secret Test the connection with a sample tweet. OpenAI API Configuration: Get API key from platform.openai.com. Ensure GPT-4o model access is available. In n8n: Credentials → + Add credential → OpenAI API. Add your OpenAI API key. Verify model access in the "OpenAI Chat Model" node. Gmail Integration: Create "Gmail OAuth2" credential. Follow OAuth setup process. Grant email sending permissions. Test with sample email. BrightData News API: The workflow uses pre-configured token: 5662edde-6735-4c5d-a6c6-693043a5a9a5. Dataset ID: gd_lnsxoxzi1omrwnka5r (Google News). Verify access to Google News dataset. Test API connection. Google Sheets Integration: Create "Google Sheets OAuth2 API" credential. Complete OAuth authentication. Grant read/write permissions. Test connection. Step 3: Configure Google Sheets Integration Create Google Sheets Structure: Sheet Name: "Publish Latest News on Social Media Platforms Using Keyword" Tab: "Data" (default) Columns: Tweet Message: AI-generated content posted to X Tweet URL: Direct link to published tweet Sheet Configuration: Create new Google Sheet or use existing one. Add the required column headers. Copy Sheet ID from URL: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/SHEET_ID_HERE/edit. Current configured Sheet ID: 1koxNrwdeuaSBdREuKc7JQh3d9blEk0sQDJ8VgVLjPOo. Update Workflow Settings: Open "Google Sheets" node. Replace Document ID with your Sheet ID. Select your Google Sheets credential. Choose "Data" sheet/tab. Verify column mapping is correct. Step 4: Configure Form Interface Form Settings: Open "On form submission" node. Form configuration: Title: "News Publisher" Description: "publish latest news to direct social media" Fields: News Name (text, required) Country (dropdown: US, IN, GB, AU, required) Webhook URL: Copy webhook URL from form trigger node. Current webhook ID: 8d320705-688c-4150-a393-cf899d2bbb52. Test form accessibility and submission. Step 5: Configure Email Notifications Gmail Setup: Open "Gmail" node. Update recipient email: raushan@iwantonlinemarketing.com. Email template includes: Success confirmation Direct tweet link Professional formatting Test email delivery. Step 6: Test the Workflow Sample Test Data: Use these examples for testing: | News Name | Country | Expected Results | | :-------------------- | :------ | :------------------------------------------------- | | artificial intelligence | US | Latest AI news with US-specific hashtags | | cricket world cup | IN | Sports news with India-focused content | | brexit update | GB | UK political news with British hashtags | | bushfire news | AU | Australian environmental news | Testing Process: Activate the workflow (toggle switch). Navigate to the webhook form URL. Submit test data. Monitor execution progress: News fetching (30-60 seconds) AI content generation (10-15 seconds) X publishing (5-10 seconds) Sheet update and email (5 seconds) Verify results in all platforms. 📖 Usage Guide Using the Form Interface Navigate to the webhook URL provided by the form trigger. Enter news keyword or topic (e.g., "climate change", "stock market", "technology"). Select target country from dropdown. Click submit and wait for processing. Check email for success notification with tweet link. Example Inputs to Test | News Name | Country | Expected | | :-------------------------------- | :------ | :----------------------------------------------------- | | "artificial intelligence breakthrough" | "US" | Latest AI developments with tech hashtags | | "football premier league" | "GB" | UK football news with sports hashtags | | "stock market updates" | "IN" | Indian market news with finance hashtags | | "hollywood movies" | "AU" | Entertainment news with Australian perspective | Country-Specific Considerations United States (US)**: Focus on national news and global impact. Hashtags: #USA, #American, #Breaking, #News. Time zone considerations for optimal posting. India (IN)**: Emphasis on regional relevance. Hashtags: #India, #Indian, #News, #Breaking. Cultural context in content generation. United Kingdom (GB)**: British perspective and terminology. Hashtags: #UK, #British, #News, #Breaking. Focus on European context. Australia (AU)**: Australian angle and regional focus. Hashtags: #Australia, #Australian, #News, #Breaking. Pacific region context. 📊 Reading the Results Google Sheets Data The output sheet contains: Complete tweet content with hashtags and formatting. Direct tweet URLs for easy access and sharing. Chronological record of all published content. Audit trail for content management. Email Notifications Success emails include: Confirmation that content was published. Direct link to view the tweet. Professional formatting for easy reference. X (Twitter) Posts Published content features: AI-optimized messaging within 260 character limit. Relevant hashtags based on topic and country. Engaging format designed for social media. Professional tone suitable for news sharing. 🔧 Customization Options Expanding Social Media Platforms Add more platforms to the publishing workflow: // Add LinkedIn publishing { "node": "LinkedIn", "type": "n8n-nodes-base.linkedin", "parameters": { "text": "={{ $json.output }}", "additionalFields": {} } } // Add Facebook posting { "node": "Facebook", "type": "n8n-nodes-base.facebook", "parameters": { "pageId": "YOUR_PAGE_ID", "message": "={{ $json.output }}" } }

🧠 How It Works This AI Agent automatically qualifies property buyer leads from form submissions. Form Submission Trigger When a user submits their details via a property inquiry form, the workflow is triggered. AI Lead Classification The buyer's input (budget, location, timeline, etc.) is analyzed by OpenAI to extract structured data and generate a lead score (0–100). Lead Qualification Logic Leads with a score of 70 or above are marked as qualified, the rest are ignored or stored separately. Follow-Up Action Qualified leads trigger: Email notification to the agent Record creation in Airtable as CRM ⚙️ How to Set Up Form Setup Replace the form trigger with your preferred source (Typeform, Google Form, etc.) Make sure the form includes: Name, Email, Budget, Location, Timeline, Property Type Connect Your Credentials Add your OpenAI API key for the LLM node Connect your Gmail account for notifications Link your Airtable base and table to store qualified leads Customize Scoring Logic (Optional) You can tweak the prompt in the Information Extractor node to change how scoring works Test the Workflow Submit a test entry via the form Check if you receive an email and see the lead in Airtable Activate & Go Live Turn on the workflow and start qualifying real buyer leads in real time Connect with my linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bheta-dwiki-maranatha-15654b227/

Automated Pre-Issued Workshop Certificate Generator Description: This workflow automates the entire pre-issuance process of workshop participation certificates. When an attendee submits a registration form via a webhook, the workflow validates the data, verifies the attendee’s email, generates a unique Certificate ID and QR code, creates a styled certificate image, stores it on Google Drive, emails the certificate to the attendee, logs all details in Google Sheets, and notifies organizers via Slack — all fully automated. This template is ideal for institutions, event teams, training organizations, hackathons, and workshops that want to automate certificate issuing and remove manual processing. Key Features: Webhook-based registration intake** Required field + email validation using VerifiEmail API** Auto-generated Certificate ID, QR code, and verification URL** Dynamic HTML-to-Image certificate generation** Automatic email delivery with certificate attachment (Gmail)** Auto-upload certificate to Google Drive** Real-time Slack notification for organizers** Registration + certificate logging in Google Sheets** Instant webhook response with certificate metadata** How It Works (Short Summary): Webhook Trigger receives registration details. Validator checks for mandatory fields (name, email, event). Email verification ensures the email is deliverable. Certificate generation creates unique ID + QR + HTML. HTML-to-Image converts the certificate to PNG. Upload to Google Drive stores the certificate file. Email node sends the certificate to the attendee. Google Sheets logs the registration + certificate details. Slack message notifies organizers instantly. Webhook response returns success JSON. Use Cases: Workshops Webinars Training sessions Bootcamps Corporate events Hackathons Student registrations Event ticketing / entry pass systems Required Credentials: VerifiEmail API** – email validation at verifi.email HTMLCSStoImage API** – convert certificate HTML to PNG at htmlcsstoimg.com Gmail OAuth2** – send certificate emails Google Drive OAuth2** – store certificate files Google Sheets OAuth2** – logging Slack API** – organizer notifications Setup Instructions: Import this template into your n8n instance. Open the Webhook node and copy the generated webhook URL. Use this URL in your registration form / frontend / Postman. Add all required credentials in the Credentials Manager. Customize certificate HTML (colors, branding, logos) if needed. Test with a sample POST request containing all required fields: name email event date time venue organization designation Enable the workflow. Input Format (POST Body Required): { "name": "John Doe", "email": "john@example.com", "event": "AI Workshop 2025", "date": "25 Nov 2025", "time": "10:00 AM", "venue": "Auditorium Hall", "organization": "Tech University", "designation": "Student" } Output (Webhook Response): { "success": true, "message": "Registration successful! Certificate sent to your email.", "certificateId": "CERT-12345-ABCD", "verifyUrl": "https://workshopverify.com/cert?id=CERT-12345-ABCD" } Why This Workflow is Useful: Eliminates manual certificate design & sending Ensures professional, consistent certificates Reduces event staff workload Guarantees accurate data logging Provides instant attendee confirmation Enhances event experience with automation

SmartSupport Flow: Auto-Handle IT Requests from Email to JIRA with Slack notification Watch the demo video below: Who’s it for > This workflow is built for lean IT teams, office managers, and business operators who receive support requests via email and want to automate ticket creation, smart AI resolution advice, and seamless communication with both users and internal teams, all without lifting a finger. If your team is tired of manually triaging inbox requests, this AI-powered flow will transform your support handling process. How it works / What it does Trigger on New Email: Uses Gmail Trigger to detect new support request emails. Fetch Email Content: Retrieves the full message body and metadata. Check for Duplication: Skips processing if the email has already been handled (based on READ/UNREAD label). Mark as Read: Updates Gmail to mark the email as processed. Extract Structured Request: Uses the Support Request Reader Agent powered by OpenAI to extract: Request title Request description Requested by Department Category and priority Create Jira Ticket: A main issue is created in Jira using the structured request. Generate AI-Based Solution: Invokes the IT Support Advisor Agent to propose resolution(s). Post Comment to Jira: Adds the suggested solution(s) to the issue as a comment. Notify IT Team: Sends the ticket and context to a Slack channel for visibility and action. (Optional) Send Email to Requester: Currently deactivated. Can be enabled to acknowledge receipt. How to set up Gmail Integration Connect Gmail in the “Gmail Trigger” and “Get Email Content” nodes. OpenAI Configuration Use OpenAI API credentials in both the Reader and Advisor agent models. Jira Integration Authenticate your Jira account. Set project key and issue fields in the “Create Main Issue” node. Slack Notification Configure Slack connection and select a target channel. Set up Jira, Slack, Email Set your company Jira based URL, IT Support slack channel and IT Support email in the Edit Fields (Set) node (Optional) Email Acknowledgment Provide SendGrid credentials and email template in the “Send email to requester” node if re-enabled. Requirements Gmail API access with appropriate permissions OpenAI account with API access (for GPT-4 or GPT-3.5) Jira instance with project and permission to create/comment on issues Slack workspace and Webhook or OAuth setup n8n instance running with all above integrations configured How to customize the workflow Enhance Email Deduplication**: Adjust the deduplication logic to use message-id, threadId, or custom headers. Expand Reader Agent**: Configure the LLM to extract more details such as asset tags, urgency levels, or locations. Tailor Advisor Agent**: Adjust prompt to generate multiple solutions, troubleshooting guides, or internal references. Routing by Department**: Add logic to forward requests to different teams based on the request category or department. Enable Email Acknowledgment**: Activate and customize the email notification step to inform requesters that their issue is being handled.

This n8n template demonstrates how to build a complete AI-powered content pipeline that pulls fresh news from RSS feeds, transforms it into engaging Medium articles. Categories Content Creation AI Automation Publishing Social Media Share Yes, this n8n workflow is straight FIRE for content creators who want to automate their entire publishing game! 🔥 This template creates a complete content pipeline that pulls fresh tech news from RSS feeds, transforms it into engaging Medium articles using AI, generates matching cover images, and handles the entire approval-to-publishing process through Slack integration. Good to know Uses multiple AI models (Groq, Google Gemini) for content generation Integrates with Medium publishing API for automated posting Includes smart duplicate checking via Google Sheets Generates professional cover images using Pollinations AI Full Slack approval workflow with human oversight Automatic storage and organization in Google Drive How it works RSS Content Fetching Pulls fresh content from The Verge, TechCrunch, and Ars Technica RSS feeds on a 6-hour schedule Smart filtering ensures only new, unposted articles are processed AI Content Generation Groq and Google Gemini models transform RSS content into engaging Medium-style articles Automatic image prompt generation creates relevant cover visuals Pollinations AI generates professional marketing-style images Smart Review & Approval Creates Google Doc with formatted article for easy review Sends preview to Slack channel/DM for human approval Waits for explicit approval before publishing Multi-Platform Publishing Auto-publishes to Medium upon approval Sends formatted content via Gmail Stores everything in Google Drive for archiving Updates Google Sheets to prevent duplicates Rejection Handling Clean rejection notifications via Slack No publishing if content doesn't meet standards Key Features That'll Blow Your Mind Zero-Duplicate Publishing**: Smart Google Sheets integration tracks all published content Human-in-the-Loop**: Slack approval system keeps quality control tight Full AI Pipeline**: From RSS parsing to image generation, everything's automated Multi-Source Content**: Aggregates from top tech news sources Professional Formatting**: Articles come out Medium-ready with proper structure Cloud Storage**: Everything gets archived in Google Drive automatically Email Distribution**: Auto-sends content to your mailing list How to use Clone this workflow and connect your credentials Set up your Google Sheets tracking document Configure Slack notifications for your approval channel Add your Medium API credentials for publishing The schedule trigger runs every 6 hours, but you can adjust timing Manual trigger available for testing and one-off runs Requirements Google Workspace**: Sheets, Docs, Drive, Gmail access Slack Workspace**: For approval notifications and review Groq API**: For AI content generation Google Gemini API**: For image prompt creation Medium API**: For automated publishing Pollinations**: Free AI image generation (no API key needed) Customizing this workflow This isn't just another automation—it's your new content creation superpower. Here's how to make it yours: Switch RSS Sources**: Replace tech feeds with your niche (finance, health, etc.) Modify AI Prompts**: Adjust the content generation style to match your brand voice Change Publishing Destinations**: Swap Medium for WordPress, Ghost, or other platforms Add More Approval Steps**: Include multiple reviewers or different approval criteria Customize Image Generation**: Modify prompts for different visual styles Schedule Flexibility**: Adjust timing from 6 hours to daily, weekly, whatever fits Pro Tips: The workflow includes comprehensive error handling and logging Sticky notes provide detailed documentation for each section Modular design makes it easy to swap components Built-in duplicate prevention saves you from embarrassing reposts This template is perfect for content creators, digital marketers, tech bloggers, and anyone who wants to scale their content game without losing quality control. It's like having a full content team working 24/7, but smarter and way more consistent. Use cases that work incredibly well: Tech blog automation for agencies News aggregation and commentary sites Personal brand content scaling Client content creation workflows Multi-platform publishing systems

SignSnapHome to Multi-CRM Auto Follow-up: Complete Real Estate Open House Automation Transform Your Open House Leads into Clients with Zero Manual Work Are you tired of manually entering open house visitor information into your CRM? Losing hot leads because you didn't follow up fast enough? This powerful n8n workflow automatically syncs every SignSnapHome open house sign-in to three major real estate CRMs and executes a customizeable 7-day follow-up sequence via email and SMS. Setup Video Here 🎯 What This Workflow Does This automation creates a complete, hands-free lead nurturing system for real estate agents using SignSnap Home for open house visitor management. Every time someone signs in at your open house, this workflow: Instantly captures all visitor data from SignSnap Home via webhook Intelligently scores each lead based on agent status and property interest Automatically syncs contact information to three CRMs simultaneously: HubSpot - For marketing automation and pipeline management Follow Up Boss - For real estate-specific lead management Monday.com - For team collaboration and task tracking Logs everything to Google Sheets for complete audit trail and reporting Sends personalized follow-ups over 7 days for qualified leads: Day 0: Immediate thank you email Day 2: SMS text message check-in Day 5: Market update email with consultation offer Day 7: Automatic task created in HubSpot for agent to call 🔥 Key Features Smart Lead Qualification Not all open house visitors are equal. This workflow automatically identifies qualified leads who receive the full follow-up sequence: ✅ Visitors who don't currently have a real estate agent ✅ Visitors who have an agent but haven't signed a buyer agreement Leads who already have representation get the basic treatment (thank you email + CRM sync) to respect existing relationships while still capturing their information for future opportunities. Multi-CRM Distribution Why limit yourself to one CRM? This workflow syncs to three platforms simultaneously: HubSpot**: Creates/updates contacts with full lead scoring and property visit history Follow Up Boss**: Adds leads with source attribution and detailed notes Monday.com**: Creates board items for team visibility and collaboration Complete Activity Tracking Every touchpoint is logged to Google Sheets across three tabs: Lead Master Log**: Complete record of every visitor with lead scores and qualification status Follow-up Activity**: Timestamp of every email, SMS, and task created Errors**: Captures any visitors without email addresses for manual follow-up TCPA-Compliant SMS Follow-up Automated SMS messaging via Twilio includes: Proper consent tracking (via open house sign-in) "Reply STOP to unsubscribe" compliance footer Personalized messaging based on agent status Complete activity logging for audit trail 💼 Perfect For Real Estate Agents** using SignSnap Home for open house management Real Estate Teams** who need centralized lead tracking across multiple CRMs Brokerages** wanting to standardize follow-up processes across agents Property Marketing Teams** managing multiple open houses simultaneously 🛠️ What You'll Need Required Accounts & Credentials: SignSnapHome account with webhook integration enabled HubSpot account (Free or paid tier) with API access Follow Up Boss account with API key Monday.com account with API token Twilio account with SMS-enabled phone number SMTP Email service (Gmail, SendGrid, etc.) Google Sheets with OAuth2 access Technical Requirements: Active n8n instance (cloud or self-hosted) Basic familiarity with n8n workflows 30 minutes for initial setup and credential configuration 📊 Lead Scoring Algorithm This workflow includes intelligent lead scoring to help you prioritize follow-up: Base Score: 50 points Scoring Adjustments: No real estate agent: +30 points (HOT lead!) Property rating 4-5 stars: +20 points Property rating 1-2 stars: -20 points No buyer agreement signed: +10 points Lead Status Categories: 70-100 points**: HOT 🔥 50-69 points**: WARM 40-49 points**: OPEN 0-39 points**: COLD The Day 7 follow-up task is automatically prioritized as HIGH for leads scoring 70+ points. 🚀 Setup Overview Step 1: Import Workflow Download this workflow JSON and import it into your n8n instance. Step 2: Configure Credentials Set up authentication for all seven services: HubSpot OAuth2 or API Token Follow Up Boss HTTP Basic Auth (API key as username) Monday.com API Token Twilio API credentials SMTP email settings Google Sheets OAuth2 Step 3: Create Google Sheets Structure Create one Google Sheet with three tabs: Tab 1: "Lead Master Log" Timestamp First Name Last Name Email Phone Property Lead Score Lead Status Has Agent Buyer Agreement Qualifies for Follow-up Source Tab 2: "Follow-up Activity" Timestamp Contact Email Contact Name Activity Type Message Property Success Notes Tab 3: "Errors" Timestamp Guest Name Property Phone Error Reason Step 4: Update Placeholders Replace these values in the workflow nodes: YOUR_GOOGLE_SHEET_ID_HERE - Your Google Sheet ID (or select manually) YOUR_EMAIL@DOMAIN.COM - Your from email address YOUR_TWILIO_PHONE_NUMBER - Your Twilio phone number (format: +15551234567) YOUR_MONDAY_BOARD_ID - Your Monday.com board ID Step 5: Configure SignSnap Home Activate the workflow in n8n Copy the webhook URL Go to SignSnapHome.com → Settings → Integrations Paste webhook URL and enable "Send on each submission" Step 6: Test! Have someone sign in at your next open house (or use test mode) and watch the magic happen! 📈 Expected Results Time Savings: 15-20 minutes per open house visitor (data entry, CRM updates, follow-up scheduling) Response Rate Improvements: Immediate thank you email: Builds rapport instantly Day 2 SMS: 98% open rate (vs 20-30% for email) Day 5 market update: Re-engages interested prospects Day 7 agent call task: Ensures no lead falls through cracks, make sure you set up your crm or change this to a simple notification node. Conversion Rate Impact: Many agents report 2-3x increase in open house visitor conversions with automated follow-up vs manual processes. 🎨 Customization Ideas This workflow is designed to be easily customizable: Adjust Follow-up Timing Change Wait node durations (Day 2 → Day 1, Day 5 → Day 3, etc.) Add more touchpoints (Day 10, Day 30, Day 90) Remove SMS and use email-only sequence Modify Lead Scoring Edit the JavaScript code in "Parse SignSnap Data" node Add new scoring criteria (property price range, visit duration, etc.) Change threshold values for HOT/WARM/COLD status Expand CRM Coverage Add Salesforce using HTTP Request node Include Pipedrive (native node available) Connect Zoho CRM (native node available) Add your brokerage's proprietary CRM via API Enhance Email Content Add property photos and listing details Include market statistics and neighborhood data Embed video tours or agent introduction videos Add social proof (testimonials, recent sales) Create Property-Specific Sequences Use IF nodes to branch by property address Send different messaging per listing Customize follow-up based on price range Include neighborhood-specific content 🔐 Compliance & Privacy This workflow is designed with real estate compliance in mind: TCPA Compliance (SMS): Consent established via open house sign-in "Reply STOP to unsubscribe" included in all messages Complete activity logging for audit trail Business relationship already established CAN-SPAM Compliance (Email): Easy unsubscribe mechanism Clear sender identification Accurate subject lines Business address included Data Privacy: No data stored in n8n workflow memory All data passed through encrypted connections CRM platforms handle data retention per their policies Google Sheets can be restricted to specific users 🆘 Troubleshooting "No email address" errors Make email required in SignSnap Home form settings Check "Errors" tab in Google Sheet for missed leads Follow up manually via phone using logged information CRM sync failures Verify all API credentials are current and not expired Check API rate limits (especially HubSpot free tier) Review execution logs in n8n for specific error messages SMS not sending Confirm Twilio account has sufficient balance Verify phone number format: +1XXXXXXXXXX (E.164 format) Check that recipient's country allows SMS from your Twilio number Ensure phone number was captured in SignSnap Home Wait nodes not resuming Confirm workflow is ACTIVE (not just saved) Check n8n queue system is running properly Verify execution mode settings allow waiting executions 📚 Additional Resources SignSnap Home: Website: https://signsnaphome.com Documentation: Contact SignSnap Home support Webhook setup guide: Available in app settings n8n Documentation: Webhook nodes: https://docs.n8n.io/integrations/builtin/core-nodes/n8n-nodes-base.webhook/ Wait node: https://docs.n8n.io/integrations/builtin/core-nodes/n8n-nodes-base.wait/ Code node: https://docs.n8n.io/code-examples/ CRM API Documentation: HubSpot: https://developers.hubspot.com/ Follow Up Boss: https://docs.followupboss.com/ Monday.com: https://developer.monday.com/ 🌟 Success Story "Before this automation, I was spending 30+ minutes after every open house manually entering contacts into HubSpot, then setting reminders to follow up. Now it's completely hands-free. The SMS follow-up on Day 2 alone has doubled my response rate. Best workflow I've ever implemented!" 🚦 Next Steps Download this workflow from the n8n Creator Hub Import into your n8n instance Follow the setup guide in the sticky notes Test with a sample submission before your next open house Monitor results in your Google Sheets activity log Customize and optimize based on your response rates 💡 Pro Tips A/B test your messaging**: Duplicate the workflow and test different email subject lines or SMS wording Track conversion rates**: Add a "Converted" column to your Google Sheet and update it when leads become clients Segment by property**: Use IF nodes to send different follow-up sequences for luxury vs starter homes Add social media enrichment**: Connect Clearbit or Hunter.io to automatically find LinkedIn profiles Create dashboard reports**: Connect Google Sheets to Data Studio for visual analytics 📞 Support For workflow-specific questions, please comment on this workflow in the n8n Creator Hub. For SignSnap Home account issues, contact SignSnap Home support directly. For CRM-specific questions, consult each platform's documentation linked above. 🏷️ Tags real-estate open-house crm-automation lead-nurturing sms-marketing email-automation hubspot follow-up-boss monday.com twilio google-sheets webhook multi-crm lead-scoring signsnap-home Version: 1.0 Last Updated: January 2025 Compatibility: n8n v1.0+ License: MIT Built with ❤️ for the real estate community. Questions or improvements? Drop a comment below!

This workflow provides a comprehensive weather reporting system with two main functionalities: a scheduled daily summary and an interactive AI agent for dynamic queries. Who's it for? This template is ideal for anyone who wants to stay updated on the weather, from individuals planning their day to teams needing automated daily briefings. It's also a great example for developers and n8n users who want to explore the capabilities of AI Agents and integrating external APIs in their workflows. What it does / How it works This workflow operates in two distinct modes: Scheduled Daily Summary: The workflow triggers automatically every day at 9:00 AM (customizable) or can be run manually. It fetches the latest weather data for a specified location (default is near Chiba, Japan) from the Open-Meteo API. It then formats a message with the day's maximum and minimum temperatures. Finally, it sends this summary to a designated Gmail address and a Slack channel. AI-Powered Forecasts via Chat: When you send a message to the Chat Trigger webhook, it activates the AI Agent. The AI Agent, powered by an OpenAI model, understands natural language questions like "What's the humidity right now?" or "Will it be warmer tomorrow?". The agent uses an HTTP Request tool to fetch real-time, specific data from the weather API to answer your question. The generated answer is then sent back to you via both Gmail and Slack. How to set up Configure Credentials: Add your credentials for OpenAI, Gmail, and Slack in the credentials menu. Set Your Location: In the Fetch Weather Data and HTTP Request Tool for AI nodes, update the latitude and longitude in the URL to your desired location. Update Email and Slack: In the Send Email Summary and Send AI Response via Email nodes, change the recipient email address to your own. In the Send Slack Summary and Send AI Response via Slack nodes, select your desired Slack channel. Adjust the Schedule: Modify the Schedule Trigger node to change the time or frequency of the daily summary. Activate the Workflow: Click the "Active" toggle in the top-right corner to enable the workflow. How to customize the workflow Change the Message:** You can easily customize the notification message in the Format Daily Summary node (for the summary) and in the Send... nodes for both flows. Add More Data:** The Open-Meteo API provides a wealth of data. You can fetch additional information like precipitation, wind speed, or UV index by modifying the URL in the HTTP Request nodes. Integrate Other Services:** Add other notification nodes like Discord, Telegram, or Microsoft Teams to send the weather reports to more platforms.

Overview: GitHub to WordPress Tutorial Generator This workflow automates the process of creating technical tutorials for your blog. It runs on a weekly schedule, automatically identifies trending GitHub repositories, uses an AI to generate a detailed tutorial for each one, and then saves the content as a draft post on your WordPress site. Finally, it sends you an email notification so you can review and publish the new content. This is an excellent way to keep your blog fresh with relevant, trending topics without manual effort. How It Works Weekly Trigger: The workflow is set to activate every Monday at 10 AM, starting the entire process. Get Trending Repositories: The workflow makes an HTTP request to the GitHub API to find the most popular repositories. Split Items: The Split node processes the list of repositories from the GitHub API, handling each one as a separate item. This ensures that a unique tutorial is created for every trending repository. AI Tutorial Generation: The AI Tutorial Generator node, powered by the Google Gemini Chat Model, takes the information for each repository and, following a detailed prompt, creates a comprehensive tutorial. The prompt instructs the AI to include an introduction, prerequisites, code examples, best practices, and more. Format Content: A Code node then processes the AI's output. It extracts the title and content, ensuring the data is correctly formatted for the next steps. It's a key step to handle potential variations in the AI's output. Create WordPress Post: The WordPress node takes the formatted tutorial content and creates a new post on your blog, automatically setting the title, tags, and categories. It's saved as a draft, allowing you to review and edit it before publishing. Send Notification: Once the post is created, the Email node sends a notification to your email address, letting you know a new tutorial is ready for your review. Setup Steps Configure WordPress Credentials: In the Create Tutorial Post node, add your WordPress credentials. This includes your site URL, username, and application password. Set Up Email Credentials: In the Notify Admin node, add your email service credentials (e.g., SMTP, Gmail) to enable sending email notifications. Configure GitHub API Access: Manual Mapping: Run the Get Trending Repos node once to get sample data. In the Split Repository Items node, manually map the data by setting the "Field to Split Out" to json.items. This tells the workflow to process each repository in the API response. Optional: For higher API limits, you can create a GitHub Personal Access Token and configure the Get Trending Repos node to use it. Review AI Prompt: Go to the AI Tutorial Generator node and read the system message. You can adjust the prompt to change the style, length, or content of the tutorials the AI generates.