Free worked example · Synthetic records · Runs only in your browser · No real messages or transactions
Workflow Demo 1: Lead Intake → Validation → Duplicate Detection → Assignment → Notification
Intended User and Problem
User: Owner of a small service studio with inbound leads from web forms, chat, and event registrations.
Problem: Duplicate or invalid leads consume time, assignments get delayed, and notification misses are hard to recover.
Visual Workflow
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Inputs / Outputs / Assumptions
Inputs: lead name, email, phone, source, requested service, region, consent flag, timestamp.
Outputs: intake state, assigned owner, notification action, retry count, and recovery recommendation.
Assumptions: synthetic data only; duplicate check is by email or phone within the same organization; no external CRM writes are performed. A literal true consent flag is this example’s intake rule, not a legal determination. Phone normalization is punctuation-only, not international verification. Notification attempts are simulated immediately, without a real queue or delay.
Synthetic Dataset (Fictional)
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Notes
No external APIs are called and no credentials are used. This file is a local simulation only.
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Read this before adapting the workflow
This example requires a literal true consent flag as an intake rule, not a legal determination. Its in-memory registry resets on reload. Production requires authenticated inputs, durable idempotency and an outbox. After an accepted lead’s notification fails, retry the notification only; do not repeat assignment.
Implementation references (not endorsements or connected integrations): n8n error workflows · Stripe webhook delivery guidance