Just built a full E-commerce Inventory & Order Management Automation Agent — this one literally behaves like a store manager you didn’t hire Here’s how the whole system works: 1. Hourly Inventory Check The agent wakes up every hour and pulls the latest stock data from your inventory API. No manual login. No dashboard refreshing. 2. Configuration Layer You set once: inventory API URL orders API URL supplier API product page update API low-stock threshold reorder quantity From there, it runs itself forever. 3. Inventory Processor It analyzes each product: product ID product name current stock low-stock threshold whether it needs reordering Everything becomes structured. 4. Low Stock Detector If an item is below threshold → → Supplier gets notified automatically → Stock status on product page changes to: “low” or “out_of_stock” Your customers always see the correct stock info. 5. New Orders Processing It pulls every pending order and checks: “Do we actually have enough stock to fulfill this?” Then it splits into two paths: ✓ Path A — Stock Available The agent: confirms the order timestamps it updates inventory pushes the new stock quantities back to the system Zero overselling. Zero fulfillment delays. ✓ Path B — Stock NOT Available The agent autofires a customer notificat ion: > “Your item is out of stock — here’s what happens next…” No awkward calls. No angry messages. Questions:- :---How much effective it can be means ROI ? :---How much it can help you think? :---Any suggestions to improve this? :---Are you already built something like this ?

Hi everyone, I need guidance on a production-level way to transfer an entire n8n workflow including credentials and API configurations from my n8n instance (AWS cloud server) to my client’s n8n instance (also cloud hosted). I don’t want to export/import JSON files manually. I’m looking for a reliable method used by professionals to move the full workflow setup—including credentials—directly from one server to another. If anyone has experience with a proper process, your advice would be extremely valuable. Thanks in advance!