shiv H.

In the process and we have kinda figured it out hence now leaping into systems, but point noted! thanks.

Harshil B. yup

Lana C. Sure, but like i mentioned earlier, I'm not looking for full paid review as if now, but will reach out if the need arises. Thanks for your support. Super helpful.

Camila B. Agree, but given the circumstances of a 0->1 scenario, we got to figure this out ourselves now, may be later when the ship stabilizes we can outsource operations to revops (funnel optimization) teams.

David G. Have DM'ed you.

Lana C. Super helpful, thank you. That switch point framing (multi-source enrichment + complex conditional routing) is exactly what I needed. I’m not looking to pull you into a full consult right now, but could I ask one quick, concrete question? In your experience, what’s the simplest “starter” n8n workflow that gives real ROI in B2B (e.g., enrichment + routing) without turning into a maintenance monster and what would you explicitly avoid in v1? If it’s easier, I’m happy to DM a 3 to 4 line overview of the stack and goal so you can sanity-check whether n8n is even warranted.

Thanks Lana, really helpful. Quick question: in B2B (HubSpot/SFDC + enrichment/intent + Slack alerts), what’s the usual trigger point where native automation/Zapier stops being enough and n8n becomes worth the maintenance? Also, what’s the minimum in-house capability you’d want to run it safely?

Hi Lana, thanks for replying. I’m trying to understand where n8n actually adds leverage in funnel automation vs becoming another ops layer. Specifically interested in real world use cases where teams have used it for lead routing, enrichment, or lifecycle triggers without creating maintenance debt. Not looking for step by step implementation, more perspective on what’s worked well, what hasn’t, and when you’d recommend n8n over native CRM / marketing automation. Happy to DM if easier.