n8n workflow automation knowledge base. Provides n8n node information, node functionality details, workflow patterns, and configuration examples...
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Here are some common workflow patterns you can use as a starting point:
Fetch data from APIs and process it
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Example: Use HTTP Request node to fetch data from external APIs, Set node to transform formats, and IF node for conditional logic
Monitor emails and auto-respond or forward
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Example: Use Email Trigger to monitor inbox, IF node to filter specific conditions, and Gmail node to auto-reply or forward
Sync data between different systems
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Example: Scheduled trigger to read data from one database, transform it, and write to another database
Receive external webhooks and trigger actions
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Example: Receive webhook events, process data, and send notifications to Slack or other systems
Use AI models to process and generate content
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Example: Build AI assistants to handle user queries, integrate vector databases for semantic search
Automatically process and transform files
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Example: Monitor Google Drive for new files, extract and process content, then upload to Dropbox
We have collected 20 popular workflow templates from n8n.io, categorized by use case:
See the complete template index for all available templates.
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