Hi Everyone, Thank you for hanging on with me while I was getting my personal life events sorted. As a free perk for the best Skool community out there, I want to share this n8n automation I recently built as a social media content machine. What It Does: - Input your brand details once through a simple form - AI generates 6 unique posts (3 LinkedIn professional, 3 Facebook community-focused) - Creates custom images for each post using Google's latest AI - Sends each post to you for approval via Slack - Lets you request edits with natural language feedback using NanoBanana - Automatically schedules approved content across platforms - Tracks everything in organized spreadsheets I'm using a new platform called Late to help me automate and schedule the social media connections. The platform is brilliant, super smooth, and I haven't seen anyone talking about it. I will probably make a video about it very soon. The app is currently on AppSumo for $49 lifetime license, so if this is something you are interested in, don't miss the deal. Other similar platforms like Bloatao charge you $30/month for the same. Also, this will be my first official template sent to the n8n community, so I'm losing my virginity as an official n8n builder. But you get it here first! If you have any questions or need help setting it up, let me know! And by the way, you are going to see me much more active from now on, sharing a lot more really cool content for ya'll, stay tuned! Didac

I'm stoked to have a solid project lined up for my first big n8n build...working on the workflow right now to make sure i think everything through before i start building.

@Didac Fernandez btw looking forward to the n8n course

Hey @Didac Fernandez and everyone else! Quick question about something I'm learning the hard way - with workflow errors. Airtable has a character limit in its textarea fields, has anybody bumped into this and resolved it with another database tool? I built a YouTube summarising workflow that stashes the transcript in Airtable and emails me just a summary of the transcript - trouble is, the transcript is causing the workflow to error. I could choose to not save the transcript (just pass to the Summarising agent and then discard), but I'm just wondering how people have solved this. I don't think it's necessary to use a vector database for this, but I guess it would be one solution? I'm not sure yet if or how I'll use these saved transcripts in the future, so it feels like jumping the gun to just discard them. Does anybody have any suggestions?! Thanks!

The Virtual Company Project: Finance Department The first block of the Virtual Company project will be the Finance Department. I've broken it down into four distinct functions to start, but there will be more—such as Financial Analyst and Payroll Specialist—in the future. Currently, I don't have enough data to simulate these additional roles. The four roles: - Victor (Controller):This workflow will receive bank transactions in the form of bank statements and transfer this information into the accounting books for future reconciliation with Accounts Payable (AP) and Accounts Receivable (AR). - Donna (Accountant #1):This workflow will process invoices dropped into a specific Google Drive folder as PDFs. The flow will be triggered, run OCR to extract all data into a structured JSON format, and then add the information into a simulated ERP using Google Sheets. - Mark (Accountant #2):Similar to the invoice process, but focused on expenses. I also aim to implement a more dynamic method for inputting expenses, such as taking pictures and sending them via email, WhatsApp, or Telegram to the workflow, which will process them and add them to the books. - Andrew (CFO):This AI agent will manage and extract all information related to financial data. It will be capable of pulling data from all books and responding to financial data requests made by the AI Orchestrator agent (CEO). This agent will interact with human users indirectly via the orchestrator. The workflows are currently at version 1. There are many improvements and additions that can be incorporated into the entire Virtual Company project for financial operations, but for now, I'm satisfied with the progress of this first block. This is just a concept, but with a few adjustments tailored to the specific software and frameworks each company uses, it can be easily adapted for real-world application—which is the ultimate goal of this project. Stay tuned for next chapter!