Connect siloed systems
with processes you
can see

Every tool in your IT stack automates its own step.
With n8n, you own everything that happens between them.

Where our workflows make the work flow

Work with the tools your week is
made of

500+ pre-built nodes for the apps you’re already logged in to.
Custom API connections for everything else.

Fully self-hostable, shield behind Slack or teams, expose nothing to the internet
SSO/SCIM, SAML and LDAP encrypted secret store, version control, RBAC permissions
Audit logs and log streaming to your SIEM, workflow history, real-time alerts, usage dashboards.

Some IT processes are more
predictable than others

Workflows for the repeatable. Agents for the ambiguous. Humans for
the sensitive. Build all three in n8n — and own the layer that connects them.

One process. From day one to the last

HR confirms a hire. One workflow creates the identity, provisions the apps, enrolls the device. The same flow handles role changes and the exit, logging every step. Nothing breaks between your IdP and one of your apps.

Let an agent handle the ask

“Why can’t I access GitHub?” shouldn’t be a question you have to answer. An agentic workflow reads the request, checks roles and groups, and finds what’s missing. Restoring access is a workflow. If it’s privileged, it waits for you.

Alerts that come with context

Agentic workflows pull relevant logs, identify the service owner, and check recent changes — before anyone opens the ticket. You get a summary in Slack. The runbook is one tap away. And doesn’t until you say so.

Slack anything to your stack

What apps are you paying for that no one uses? Who has admin on the production account? What devices missed the last patch? You don’t want another console to check. You want the answer where you already are.

Your audit trail writes itself

An engineer requests admin rights on a production database. n8n checks it against policy, routes it to the system owner, and grants access on approval. Who asked. Who said yes. What changed. Logged as it happens. Not reconstructed next March.

Move the numbers you actually report on

n8n runs your processes across every system they touch — from provisioning to remediation — and logs every step. No queues between systems. No evidence to rebuild. Saving time is only the start.

Time to productivity

Provisioning starts the moment HR makes a hire. Not whenever you pick up the ticket.

Time to deprovision

Offboarding runs from the same record. No app or account gets left behind.

MTTR

Escalations arrive enriched. So your team starts at diagnosis, not discovery.

Audit prep effort

Approvals, permission changes, and executions logged in real time, streamed to your SIEM.

Delegate the ‘what’
Decide the ‘how’

You want to know what you can automate — and stay in control.
Here are the answers you’re looking for:

“Security investigations used to take weeks, because we never could make it easy, but now it's just a Slack message.”
Sahar Rahmani
I have found the holy grail of automation.
Luisa Vidal
“We implemented security regulations with n8n, including logging and using a vault for credentials. Each team is scoped to their own project, ensuring they can only create workflows and access credentials within their own area, keeping all other teams' information secure.”
Merve Çolak Özkan
n8n is the tool that turns 'I have an idea' into 'it's running in production' faster than anything else.
Ric Neves
n8n lets us run the entire agentic layer inside the customer's own perimeter, with no data leaving the jurisdiction.
Christian Voigt
I love how n8n keeps a log of every single run.
Andy Slack
Together, we help enterprise clients scale intelligent workflows faster while maintaining the governance large organizations require.
Franziska Bauer
Automation requires understanding, and n8n delivers both, wrapped in a lean, flexible, sovereign toolbox for any business.
Christoph Bornschein
I can run it on my own server.
Oliver Bardenheier

Flexible enough to build your way
Scoped enough to have the final say

Prove your workflows work

Not everyone understands the Python that coding agents create. Anyone can understand a visual workflow you can open up and check the outputs step by step.