#n8n

n8n is genuinely good developer-grade automation, so this is not a rip-out. The gap is the human layer: approvals, hand-offs, and people you can hold accountable. n8n exports clean JSON, but that is an n8n definition, not a Tallyfy import. Keep n8n for the system work, add Tallyfy for the people, and let n8n call it by webhook.

n8n, created by Jan Oberhauser, charges per workflow execution not per operation - a 200-node workflow costs the same as a 2-node one. That sounds great until you hit the steep learning curve and self-hosting burden that technical teams need to evaluate first.