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Automate client onboarding and schedule PDFs

low specificsAdded 2026-10-14
Business
pulls that client
Task
They built two n8n workflows around a Google Sheet. One triggers when a new booking is marked for onboarding, pulls that client’s upcoming sessions, creates a temporary Google Doc, turns it into a personalized PDF, emails the welcome pack with the trainer CC’d, then updates the s
Result
The result was that every client automatically got a welcome pack plus 30-day and 7-day reminders with no manual sending. The post says it works well, but gives no hard metrics and the author still thinks parts could be structured more cleanly.
Tools
  • n8n
Setup
  1. They built two n8n workflows around a Google Sheet. One triggers when a new booking is marked for onboarding, pulls that client’s upcoming sessions, creates a temporary Google Doc, turns it into a personalized PDF, emails the welcome pack with the trainer CC’d, then updates the sheet so it cannot resend
  2. a second 8am workflow checks for sessions 30 or 7 days out and repeats the PDF-and-email process for reminders.
  3. Catch: The main catch is the te [Card from agentusecases.ai summary
  4. original not re-read this run.]
Source
agentusecases.ai ↗
Specifics rating
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Results as reported by the source; not independently verified.

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