AI Agents

Gmail automation

19 nodes 223 114 Automatic trigger
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Workflow Description

Intelligent Gmail automation that receives incoming emails, analyzes them using OpenAI language models, extracts structured data through parsing, and routes them for further processing automatically without manual intervention.

How it works

  1. 1.Trigger on new incoming Gmail messages
  2. 2.Send email content to LLM Chain for AI-powered analysis
  3. 3.Parse and structure the extracted results
  4. 4.Aggregate and merge data for downstream workflow steps

Use cases

  • Automatically categorize incoming emails by priority, urgency, or subject type
  • Extract key information from emails such as order numbers, contact details, or meeting dates
  • Generate intelligent semi-automated responses to frequently asked questions

Requirements

  • Active Gmail account with API access enabled
  • OpenAI API key for GPT model integration
  • Reliable internet connection for consistent automation

Service Value

Ideal as a smart automation service combining integrations and AI to produce ready-to-use results.

Apps Used

Gmail LLM Chain Output Parser OpenAI

Details

Trigger Automatic trigger
Nodes 19
Apps 4
Views 223
Downloads 114

How to Use

  1. 1.Click "Download Template"
  2. 2.Open your n8n dashboard
  3. 3.Go to Workflows > Import from File
  4. 4.Select downloaded file and configure credentials

Nodes Used (19)

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Gmail trigger

Gmail

#1

Get message content

Gmail

#2

Set label values

Set

#3

Get all labels

Gmail

#4

Split out assigned labels

Split Out

#5

Merge corresponding labels

Merge

#6

Aggregate label IDs

Aggregate

#7

Add labels to message

Gmail

#8

Assign labels for message

LLM Chain

#9

Sticky Note

Sticky Note

#10

Sticky Note1

Sticky Note

#11

Sticky Note2

Sticky Note

#12

Sticky Note4

Sticky Note

#13

Sticky Note5

Sticky Note

#14

Sticky Note6

Sticky Note

#15

Sticky Note7

Sticky Note

#16

Sticky Note8

Sticky Note

#17

JSON Parser

Output Parser Structured

#18

OpenAI Chat

OpenAI

#19