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How it works WooCommerce fires a webhook when a new order is placed Order details are extracted: customer name, items, total, and status A WhatsApp notification is sent to the store owner via MoltFlow If the customer provided a phone number, an order confirmation is also sent to them Set up steps (~5 min) Create a MoltFlow account at molt.waiflow.app and connect your WhatsApp Activate this workflow and copy the webhook URL In WooCommerce, go to Settings > Advanced > Webhooks and add a webhook for "Order created" pointing to the n8n URL Set YOUR_SESSION_ID and OWNER_PHONE in the Format Order code node Add your MoltFlow API Key as Header Auth credential (header name: X-API-Key) Prerequisites MoltFlow account with active WhatsApp session WooCommerce store with webhook access WordPress admin access to configure webhooks

How it works Runs on a schedule (default: every 6 hours) and fetches new Glasp highlights via the Glasp API Filters out already-exported documents to avoid duplicates Formats highlights as plain text and Markdown Sends them to any destination you connect (Notion, Slack, Google Sheets, Webhook, etc.) Set up steps Takes about 5 minutes: Get your Glasp access token at https://glasp.co/settings/access_token Open the "Glasp API" node and create a Bearer Auth credential with your token Connect your destination node after "Filter & Format" (e.g., Notion, Slack, Google Sheets) Click Publish -- the workflow runs automatically Nodes used Schedule Trigger** -- runs the workflow on a timer Prepare Parameters** (Code) -- calculates the time range and manages deduplication tracking Glasp API** (HTTP Request) -- fetches highlights with Bearer Auth and pagination Filter & Format** (Code) -- outputs title, url, highlightsText, highlightsMarkdown, tags, and more Output fields Each item includes: title, url, glasp_url, domain, category, tags, author, highlightCount, highlightsText, highlightsMarkdown, highlights[], createdAt, updatedAt

A real-time monitoring dashboard for your n8n production workflows, accessible directly from the browser via webhook. Tag any workflow with [PROD] and it will automatically appear on the dashboard showing: → Healthy vs error workflows → Success rate per workflow → Total errors and successes → Last error timestamp → 7-day error history chart The dashboard auto-refreshes every 30 seconds. No external tools required — it uses only the n8n Public API. How it works When the webhook is triggered, the workflow: Fetches all workflows tagged [PROD] via the n8n API Retrieves the last 50 executions (success + error) for each workflow Calculates metrics and renders a dark-themed HTML dashboard Returns the dashboard directly in the browser Requirements n8n self-hosted (any version with Public API enabled) n8n API credential configured At least one workflow tagged [PROD] Setup Enable the n8n Public API under Settings → API Create an n8n API credential with your API key Open the Config node and set your n8n base URL Connect the credential to all HTTP Request nodes Activate the workflow and open the webhook URL in your browser

This workflow automatically generates natural product comments using AI and posts them to your WooCommerce store. It helps boost engagement and makes product pages look more active and authentic. How It Works Fetches all products from your WooCommerce store. Builds an AI prompt based on each product’s name and description. Uses OpenAI to generate a short, human-like comment (neutral, positive, negative, or questioning). Assigns a random reviewer name and email. Posts the comment back to WooCommerce as a product review. Requirements n8n version: 1.49.0 or later (recommended). Active OpenAI API key. WooCommerce installed and REST API enabled. WordPress API credentials (Consumer Key & Consumer Secret). Setup Instructions Import this workflow into n8n. Add your credentials in n8n > Credentials: OpenAI API (API key). WooCommerce API (consumer key & secret). Replace the sample URL https://example.com with your own WordPress/WooCommerce site URL. Execute manually or schedule it to run periodically. Categories AI & Machine Learning WooCommerce WordPress Marketing Engagement Tags ai, openai, woocommerce, comments, automation, reviews, n8n > Note: AI-generated comments should be reviewed periodically to ensure they align with your store’s policies and brand voice.

Custom Interface for GLPI with n8n Transform your GLPI system's user experience with a modern, optimized web interface that simplifies technical support ticket creation. How it works Unified entry portal: Users access an intuitive web form where they select between "Request" or "Incident" Custom data collection: Specific forms adapt fields based on ticket type, requesting only relevant information Automatic processing: The system automatically maps categories and priorities, creates tickets in GLPI via REST API File management: Allows document attachments that are automatically linked to the created ticket Confirmation and tracking: Provides the generated ticket ID for future follow-up Key benefits ✅ More user-friendly interface than native GLPI interface ✅ Adaptive forms based on request type ✅ Error reduction through automatic validations ✅ Mobile-optimized user experience ✅ Seamless integration with existing GLPI Setup steps ⏱️ Estimated time: 15-20 minutes Prerequisites GLPI server with REST API enabled User with application administrator privileges Application token generated in GLPI Basic configuration Connection variables: Update GLPI server URL and application token in the "Configuration Variables" node Authentication credentials: Configure HTTP Basic Auth credentials for GLPI connection Category IDs: Identify and map ITIL category IDs in the processing nodes Form customization: Adapt fields, options, and categories according to organizational needs Activation Activate the workflow and obtain web form URLs Share the portal link with end users Perform ticket creation tests Ideal use cases Companies looking to improve GLPI user experience Organizations needing more intuitive support forms IT teams wanting to reduce miscategorized tickets Companies requiring mobile-friendly support interfaces Technologies used n8n (orchestration and web forms) GLPI REST API HTTP Basic Authentication Automatic session management