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Data processing

Data processing n8n workflow templates

Data pipeline templates that pull from APIs, transform with Code nodes, and ship clean datasets to Google Sheets, Slack, or your warehouse on a schedule.

Why automate data processing with n8n

Every business runs on a handful of recurring data chores: pull numbers from three APIs, clean them up, and put a readable summary where people will see it. The data processing templates in this category are those chores, pre-built — scheduled ETL pulls, report digests, trend analysis with an AI summary on top — delivered to Google Sheets, Slack, or email on whatever cadence you set.

n8n's Code node means transformations aren't limited to what a visual builder allows: each template includes working JavaScript for parsing, joining, and reshaping data that you can read and modify. Our release process deploys and executes each workflow on a live n8n instance before it can be listed.

Want everything at once? The complete bundle includes every data processing template on this page plus the rest of the catalog — and all future releases. Curious how templates earn a listing? Read how we test every workflow.

FAQ

Data processing automation questions

Can n8n handle ETL and data pipeline work?
For the scheduled, API-to-API pipelines most small teams need — yes, comfortably. n8n pulls from any REST API or database, transforms with JavaScript Code nodes, and writes to Sheets, databases, or webhooks. For petabyte-scale warehouse jobs you'd still reach for dedicated tooling; for everything below that, a template is faster.
How do scheduled reports work in n8n?
A Schedule Trigger node fires the workflow on your cadence (daily, weekly, custom cron). The workflow fetches the data, formats it — several templates add an AI-written executive summary — and delivers it to email, Slack, or a spreadsheet. Once activated, it runs until you turn it off.
What data sources do these templates support?
Out of the box: Google Analytics, Google Sheets, Reddit, Hacker News, Stripe, and generic REST APIs via the HTTP Request node. Any source with an API key can be wired in by editing one node; each product page lists the integrations its template uses.
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Data processing guides and tutorials