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Built an automated workflow using n8n that processes Shopify order data, updates product inventory in Airtable, and manages post-purchase email sequences. It tracks customer purchases, sends dynamic order confirmations, and automates follow-ups based on delivery status and review sentiment. Tools used: n8n, Shopify, Airtable, OpenAI, Gmail.
This project wasn’t made for a client, just a proof of concept to showcase what's possible.
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👇 Curious to hear your thoughts.
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Make them work too hard to understand what you're offering.
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It was translating complex information into an experience that feels simple, intuitive, and engaging.
Because users don't buy when they're confused.
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