I build n8n reference architectures for DATEV, Lexware Office, and SAP in public. You can learn from them freely.
Straight up: there is no course, no videos, no workbook, and no paid help hours here. There are thoroughly designed, publicly documented demo architectures. This page promises nothing more.
Each showcase is a fully designed architecture on real stacks.
I build the architectures myself as demos and look for the rough edges – including the spots where another solution (process redesign, organizational change) beats automation. It's publicly viewable and free.
What the architectures pay attention to
Architecture-first, not tool-first
The reference workflows are built in public to surface the pitfalls. And they say honestly when the better answer is process redesign, not another n8n workflow.
GDPR- and German-API-focused
DATEV Connect, Lexware Office API, Personio REST, DPAs, EU hosting. No English YouTube course shows this.
Enterprise patterns in every workflow
Audit trail, error handling, monitoring, retries, idempotency. The difference between prototype and production system.
FAQ
Is there a finished course, videos, or a workbook?+
No. There is no course product, no recording, no workbook, and no cohort here. What exists: reference architectures built in public as demos that you can freely learn from.
Do you offer paid n8n help hours or office hours?+
No. If you have a question about your workflow, write to me. If there is a workflow behind it that is worth automating, we talk about the method: report, measure, cut, automate.
Do the architectures fit German stacks (DATEV, Lexware Office, SAP)?+
That is what they are built for. The patterns for DATEV Connect, Lexware Office API, sevDesk, Personio, SAP and Shopify are built as demos and described in public, including the places where they hit their limits.
Questions about your workflow?
Write to me about where you are stuck and which systems you work with. If there is a workflow behind it that is worth automating, we talk about the method.
No course · no recording · no workbook · no paid help hours