Tally to Google Docs, PDF invoices sent and filed
Turn Tally submissions into branded Google Docs PDF invoices. Email them to clients and store…
Sync sales, expenses, and payouts into one clean ledger. These workflows reduce manual entry, prevent duplicates, and keep your books ready for month-end and taxes.
Most workflows follow a simple loop: capture financial data, normalize it, then write it to your system of record. For example, n8n can pull Stripe charges and payouts, extract details from Gmail receipts, and map everything into Google Sheets or QuickBooks Online. Deduping rules prevent double-posting, while matching logic ties fees, refunds, and deposits together. You can also add alerts when totals don’t line up, so issues get fixed before month-end.
Not really. If you can connect accounts and fill in a few fields, you can run most templates.
It depends on volume, but many teams save about 2 hours a week right away, and more during month-end. The biggest wins come from eliminating manual entry, chasing receipts, and fixing duplicates. Automation also reduces “context switching,” which honestly is what drains your day. If you manage multiple clients or brands, savings stack fast because the same workflow runs for each one. You’ll also spend less time explaining numbers to stakeholders.
You’ll need access to n8n (cloud or self-hosted) and admin/API access to the apps you want to sync, like QuickBooks Online, Stripe, Gmail, or Google Sheets. Most setups require creating a few credentials (OAuth or API keys) and choosing where records should land. Plan to define basic rules: date format, currency, category mapping, and what counts as a duplicate. Start with one flow, test it on last week’s data, then turn on scheduling.
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