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First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Workers

5 of these workflows come from what this role does day to day. The whole role accounts for 25.7% of its rated work in fixed-rule activities, measured by the U.S. Department of Labor’s own importance and frequency ratings — the rest of the job needs judgment or a person. Nothing here replaces anybody; it takes the repetitive part off their desk.

Built · proved in test

Notify staff when equipment problems are detected

Done by about 4.5 million people across 9 job roles, several times a day.

When a maintenance or equipment problem is detected then Notify designated personnel of the problem

Acts when the severity level is at least 3. Otherwise it logs that the severity is below the reporting threshold, and stops.

Reads
problem id, equipment name, problem description, severity level, detected at
Evidence
Proved in test: n8n execution 1320, 12 of 20 nodes ran in 564 ms.
What it does, step by step
  1. Trigger
  2. Normalize
  3. Required Fields?
  4. Load Recent
  5. Dedupe Gate
  6. First Time?
  7. Applies?
  8. Notify Owner
  9. Pair Result
  10. Delivered?
  11. Wait Before Retry
  12. Retry (once)
  13. Pair Retry Result
  14. Retry Delivered?
  15. Record Seen
  16. Log: Done
  17. Log: Missing Fields
  18. Log: Duplicate
  19. Log: Not Applicable
  20. Log: Delivery Failed

Checked in test:

  • acts on it — execution 1320
  • rule does not apply — execution 1321
  • missing field halts — execution 1322

Found by reading the published duties of Software Quality Assurance Analysts and Testers, First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Workers in the U.S. Department of Labor’s O*NET database.

Built · proved in test

Flag inventory items when stock falls low

Done by about 14.5 million people across 13 job roles, several times a day.

When an inventory quantity record is updated then Flag item below reorder threshold

Acts when the stock gap is less than 0. Otherwise it logs that stock is at or above the reorder threshold, and stops.

Reads
item id, item name, quantity on hand, reorder threshold, location
Evidence
Proved in test: n8n execution 1528, 12 of 20 nodes ran in 524 ms.
What it does, step by step
  1. Trigger
  2. Normalize
  3. Required Fields?
  4. Load Recent
  5. Dedupe Gate
  6. First Time?
  7. Applies?
  8. Notify Owner
  9. Pair Result
  10. Delivered?
  11. Wait Before Retry
  12. Retry (once)
  13. Pair Retry Result
  14. Retry Delivered?
  15. Record Seen
  16. Log: Done
  17. Log: Missing Fields
  18. Log: Duplicate
  19. Log: Not Applicable
  20. Log: Delivery Failed

Checked in test:

  • acts on it — execution 1528
  • rule does not apply — execution 1529
  • missing field halts — execution 1530

Found by reading the published duties of Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers, Purchasing Agents, Except Wholesale, Retail, and Farm Products in the U.S. Department of Labor’s O*NET database.

Built · proved in test

Update inventory records when quantities change

Done by about 5.8 million people across 8 job roles, several times a day.

When an item’s quantity is received, shipped, or counted then Update inventory record

Acts when the quantity diff is anything but 0. Otherwise it logs that the counted quantity matches the recorded quantity, and stops.

Reads
item id, new quantity, recorded quantity, location, update timestamp
Evidence
Proved in test: n8n execution 1465, 10 of 13 nodes ran in 349 ms.
What it does, step by step
  1. Trigger
  2. Normalize
  3. Required Fields?
  4. Load Recent
  5. Dedupe Gate
  6. First Time?
  7. Applies?
  8. Store Record
  9. Record Seen
  10. Log: Done
  11. Log: Missing Fields
  12. Log: Duplicate
  13. Log: Not Applicable

Checked in test:

  • acts on it — execution 1465
  • rule does not apply — execution 1466
  • missing field halts — execution 1467

Found by reading the published duties of Librarians and Media Collections Specialists, First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Workers in the U.S. Department of Labor’s O*NET database.

Built · proved in test

Update the personnel record after a change

Done by about 4.7 million people across 6 job roles, several times a day.

When A personnel change form is submitted then Log personnel record update

Acts when the change applied is true. Otherwise it logs that the change form has not been approved yet, and stops.

Reads
employee id, form id, change type, submitted at, change applied
Evidence
Proved in test: n8n execution 1473, 10 of 13 nodes ran in 369 ms.
What it does, step by step
  1. Trigger
  2. Normalize
  3. Required Fields?
  4. Load Recent
  5. Dedupe Gate
  6. First Time?
  7. Applies?
  8. Store Record
  9. Record Seen
  10. Log: Done
  11. Log: Missing Fields
  12. Log: Duplicate
  13. Log: Not Applicable

Checked in test:

  • acts on it — execution 1473
  • rule does not apply — execution 1474
  • missing field halts — execution 1475

Found by reading the published duties of First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Workers, Payroll and Timekeeping Clerks in the U.S. Department of Labor’s O*NET database.

Built · proved in test

Book the staff training session automatically

Done by about 1.4 million people across 1 job role, daily.

When a training need is identified for an employee then Book the training session on the calendar

Acts when the needs scheduling is true. Otherwise it logs that the training session is already booked, and stops.

Reads
request id, employee id, employee name, training topic, needs scheduling
Evidence
Proved in test: n8n execution 1019, 12 of 20 nodes ran in 434 ms.
What it does, step by step
  1. Trigger
  2. Normalize
  3. Required Fields?
  4. Load Recent
  5. Dedupe Gate
  6. First Time?
  7. Applies?
  8. Notify Owner
  9. Pair Result
  10. Delivered?
  11. Wait Before Retry
  12. Retry (once)
  13. Pair Retry Result
  14. Retry Delivered?
  15. Record Seen
  16. Log: Done
  17. Log: Missing Fields
  18. Log: Duplicate
  19. Log: Not Applicable
  20. Log: Delivery Failed

Checked in test:

  • acts on it — execution 1019
  • rule does not apply — execution 1020
  • missing field halts — execution 1021

Found by reading the published duties of First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Workers in the U.S. Department of Labor’s O*NET database.

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