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There are two kinds of people — those who automate, and those who dig.
2 years 1 week ago #375
by angel
Replied by angel on topic There are two kinds of people — those who automate, and those who dig.
Start with the trigger node. Every workflow begins with a trigger — a schedule, a webhook, an incoming email. Then chain: trigger, fetch data, transform data, output. Every automation follows this pattern.
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2 years 1 week ago #376
by blondie
Replied by blondie on topic There are two kinds of people — those who automate, and those who dig.
Schedule trigger. 7am daily. Gmail node reads unread. Google Sheets node writes. Three nodes. Test it.
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2 years 1 week ago #377
by tuco
Replied by tuco on topic There are two kinds of people — those who automate, and those who dig.
Three nodes! I connected them but Gmail wants OAuth credentials. Why does everything have to be so painful! It's like they don't WANT you to use their own products!
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2 years 1 week ago #378
by angel
Replied by angel on topic There are two kinds of people — those who automate, and those who dig.
OAuth is a security protocol. Create a Google Cloud project, enable Gmail API, generate credentials, paste into n8n. Ten minutes. One-time cost — every Google automation reuses the same credentials.
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2 years 1 week ago #379
by blondie
Replied by blondie on topic There are two kinds of people — those who automate, and those who dig.
n8n docs have a step-by-step for Google OAuth. Follow it exactly.
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2 years 1 week ago #380
by tuco
Replied by tuco on topic There are two kinds of people — those who automate, and those who dig.
Got it working! My workflow runs! Six emails processed automatically. I feel like a GENIUS! But I need to extract specific data from email bodies — invoice numbers, amounts.
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