How can I create a Link column? I don't have this option. Also, I only have one view option (grid). Is it because I am on a free account?
Built this over the weekend because I was tired of manually rewriting the same blog post three different ways every time I wanted to share it. The setup is simple on the surface, paste a blog URL in,
Most real estate agents lose deals not because of bad leads, but because of slow follow-up. I built an AI-powered CRM automation in n8n that fixes that. Here's how it works: Every morning at a set t
figured id share since i spent weeks evaluating alternatives and couldnt find many real comparisons from actual users (just SEO blogs that all say the same thing) background: marketing ops team, 6 pe
we run a small real estate team (4 agents) and built our whole listing process on this platform when a new listing comes in the agent fills out a form with property details. the workflow: - creates a
we have 15 workflows running in production and monitoring them used to be chaotic. heres what i set up: 1. heartbeat table: every workflow writes a row after each successful execution with the workfl
posting this because i literally cannot believe how much time this saved us we hire about 3-4 people a month and the onboarding used to be a nightmare of paperwork, emails, and people forgetting step
sharing our inventory management setup because i think its cool and maybe useful for other small ecommerce folks we sell handmade candles (about 200 SKUs). our setup: stock tracking table: product n
we run a digital agency and build forms + workflows for our clients. a few things we do to white-label: - custom domain for form URLs (cname to our subdomain) - client branding on each form (their lo
we spent a month trying different AI chatbot solutions (intercom, drift, custom gpt) and nothing worked well for our use case. the canned responses were too rigid and the LLM-based ones hallucinated o
ive been building increasingly complex workflows and debugging them is becoming a skill in itself. sharing some things ive learned: 1. test with real data early. dont build the whole workflow and the
switched from make about 2 months ago, figured id share my notes since i couldnt find many real comparisons what i like better here: - forms are native. in make i had to use typeform or jotform and c
sharing this because someone might find it useful and because im kinda proud of it lol we run a digital agency and onboarding a new client used to take 3-4 hours of manual work across 3 people. heres
ive been using tinytable less like a spreadsheet and more like a database. storing workflow execution logs, customer records, inventory levels etc. basically anything that my workflows need to read fr
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