
Master AI workflow automation with Anitin and WAPI by building a no-code call center workflow; this course covers basics to advanced concepts, integrations, and practical projects.
Explore InitN, a no-code workflow tool, in the n8n course, and walk through a simple two-node example that logs typeform responses to Google Sheets while exploring templates.
Learn about n8n hosting options, from running the open-source software locally to using hosts like Railway or Hostinger, and master the http request node for integrations with get and post.
Build a simple Typeform to Google Sheets workflow in n8n, using a Typeform trigger, credentials, and field mapping to append new rows; test, publish, and review executions.
Move into intermediate and advanced workflows in n8n with a real-life automation. Trigger from sheets or manual input, loop contacts via WAPI, book meetings, and log data back to sheets.
In this lecture, learn to design an n8n workflow that triggers data via WAPI, logs results to a database, and integrates AI logic, Gemini API, HTTP requests, and Google Sheets.
Set up a manual trigger in n8n, configure Google Sheets to get rows, view data as schema or JSON, and loop through contacts to plan calls and meetings.
Post data from Google Sheets to WAPI via an http request in n8n, then get results and log outcomes back to Sheets in a loop.
Explore building and testing a no-code call info workflow using an http request node, call logs, and a get call info endpoint, including authorization setup and a 10-minute wait strategy.
Set up an ai agent node in n8n, define the chat model and system message, and use Gemini via API key to generate scripts and update the Google Sheet.
Learn to build powerful no-code workflows by setting up a backend with webhooks in WAPI, configuring a calendar tool, and integrating Google Sheets, email, and Telegram.
Set up and test integration between n8n and WAPI, configure a calendar availability check, format dates with custom code, and implement webhook responses using true/false logic.
Configure webhook responses as json bodies with the tool call id. If available, create calendar events and send emails or Telegram messages, using Google Sheets to fetch attendee emails.
Learn to build a complete workflow with logging in n8n, integrating Google Sheets, calendar events, Gmail, and optional Telegram alerts while updating rows and tracking call IDs.
Test and debug end-to-end n8n workflows by simulating calls via WAPI, validating webhooks, booking meetings, and updating sheets with proper logging.
n8n (pronounced "en-eight-en" or "nodemation") n8n stands for “nodemation” is an open-source, visual workflow automation tool that lets you connect apps, APIs, and services to automate repetitive tasks, functioning like a powerful digital assistant for businesses and creators. It uses a node-based interface to build complex workflows (like Zapier but with more control) for things like data syncing, marketing, or IT, offering flexibility, self-hosting for privacy, and custom code integration.
This course teaches you how to design, build, and deploy powerful workflow automations using n8n, an open-source no-code/low-code automation platform. You will learn how to connect apps, automate repetitive tasks, work with APIs, and create real-world business workflows step by step.
Starting from the fundamentals, the course gradually moves to practical automation use cases such as data syncing, notifications, form handling, and business process automation. No prior automation experience is required, and every concept is explained in a clear, hands-on manner.
By the end of the course, you will be able to confidently build scalable automations, reduce manual work, and apply n8n in personal projects, freelance work, or business environments.
This course is ideal for beginners, non-technical professionals, freelancers, entrepreneurs, and developers who want a flexible, cost-effective alternative to tools like Zapier.