A small ops-style automation that routes access requests from a Google Form into email/Slack alerts, with simple triage rules.

What it demonstrates:

• Workflow automation using n8n
• Basic intake + routing logic (Contributor vs Viewer)
• Runbook-style documentation (repeatable setup steps)

When someone submits a Google Form (“Access Request – Media Team”), the response is written to a linked Google Sheet. n8n watches for new rows, formats a message, then sends alerts:

• If Requested Access = Contributor → notify Team Leads
• Else (Viewer) → notify Admin

Optional: also post to Slack channel #access-requests.

• Name
• Email
• Role (Writer/SEO/Video/Lead)
• Requested Access (Viewer/Contributor)
• Notes

New Access Request: {Name} ({Role}) – {Requested Access} – {Email}

1. Create the Google Form + link to Google Sheets: docs/01-google-form-and-sheet.md
2. Run n8n via Docker on Mac: docs/02-run-n8n-docker-mac.md
3. Connect n8n to Google Sheets (OAuth2): docs/02b-google-oauth-n8n.md
4. Import the workflow JSON and set credentials: docs/03-import-and-configure-workflow.md
5. Submit a test form → verify email/slack: docs/04-demo-and-screenshots.md

• Workflow JSON files are provided as reference. Credential IDs are instance-specific.
  See workflows/README.md.