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Why We Use n8n

n8n is a workflow automation tool: you build a flow out of nodes — a trigger, a series of steps, some branching logic — and it runs on its own whenever the trigger fires. What makes it useful for the kind of work we do is that it isn't locked into a narrow set of pre-built integrations. Every node can call custom code, hit any API, or run an AI model, so it works as glue between systems that were never designed to talk to each other.

That flexibility is also where n8n projects go wrong if you're not careful. A workflow with no error handling fails silently at 2am and nobody notices for a week. A workflow with no versioning gets edited in place until nobody remembers why a node does what it does. We build n8n workflows the way we build any other piece of production automation — with logging, alerts on failure, and documentation of what each branch is for — rather than treating it as a disposable prototype tool.

Where a workflow needs judgment rather than a fixed rule — classifying an email, extracting details from a document, drafting a response — we drop an AI model into that specific node rather than trying to force it into a rule-based branch.