n8n
Mithtech designs, deploys, and operates n8n at the centre of every stack we ship — ERPNext ↔ Polygin ↔ Mautic ↔ Chatwoot ↔ Medusa ↔ anything else. Visual workflows, AI agents, custom nodes, your infrastructure, your bill.
Upstream projectOpen-source · Source-owned · You keep the stack
What it does
Meet every n8n surface.
Click through to see how each piece works on a real Mithtech-deployed customer workload.
Drag-and-drop workflows that anyone on your team can read.
Every n8n workflow is a visual graph — triggers on the left, nodes in the middle, branches and merges where you need them. Non-engineers can follow what a workflow does; engineers can drop into raw JavaScript / Python nodes when they need to. Mithtech ships canvases your team can actually maintain.
- Branches, switches, merges, loops — no DSL, just connect nodes
- Error-handling branch on any node — alerts route to Slack / Mithtech on-call
- Inline Function node for Javascript / Python when no node exists
- Each canvas is versioned in Git and re-deployable on any n8n instance
ERPNext invoice → AI summarisation → WhatsApp via Polygin + CRM update
A day in the life
How n8n runs end-to-end.
Scroll through a real-world journey. The mockup on the right advances with you.
1. Audit the tool sprawl.
Free 30-min call: list every SaaS your team touches, every manual hand-off, every spreadsheet that exists because two tools don't talk to each other. We map them onto an n8n architecture — workflows, nodes, error paths — before any code is written.
2. Deploy n8n on your cloud.
We stand up the production n8n instance on infrastructure you own (DigitalOcean is the default for Indian SMEs; AWS / OCI for compliance-heavy clients). Docker / Postgres / Redis stack, hardened, SSL, backups, monitoring — Mithtech's reference architecture deployed end-to-end in days.
3. Build the first three workflows.
Designed in Mithtech's template library, customised for your fields, shipped to production. Usually: one trigger-driven (invoice → WhatsApp), one AI-driven (lead → agent → stage), one schedule-driven (nightly reconciliation). Three workflows is enough to retire 2–3 SaaS subscriptions in week one.
4. Wire your stack — ERPNext, Polygin, Mautic, the lot.
Mithtech's 5 custom nodes plug your Frappe / Polygin stack into n8n without custom HTTP wiring. Standard SaaS (Slack / Stripe / Notion / Gmail) connect via official nodes. Anything bespoke reaches via HTTP / Webhook. Your team owns the workflow JSONs — they live in your Git, deployable on any n8n instance.
5. Operate + extend (or hand it off).
Optional Mithtech managed ops: 24/7 monitoring, error escalation, version upgrades, new workflow additions as your stack evolves. Or take the keys yourself — we hand over the runbook, the Git repo, and the credentials. n8n's open core means you're never locked into our support.
Compare
n8n vs the alternatives
Honest, side-by-side. No “leading” claims — just what each option does and what it costs.
Costs reflect Indian INR equivalents at May 2026 exchange rates. Zapier / Make / Power Automate pricing pulled from their public pricing pages; n8n cost = Mithtech-managed self-hosted on DigitalOcean / AWS.
n8n savings
How much you save vs Zapier per month.
Move the sliders. Numbers update live. Final price comes after a free 30-min audit.
Total workflow runs across all flows — Zapier calls these 'tasks'. Zapier charges per task; n8n doesn't.
Distinct workflows you'd be running. Zapier Team plan caps unlimited at higher tiers but throttles concurrency; n8n doesn't.
- •Zapier charges per task — every workflow run costs money
- •n8n self-hosted has no per-task / per-workflow / per-execution fees
- •You pay only for hosting (your DigitalOcean / AWS / Oracle Cloud bill) + Mithtech managed ops
- •Add unlimited workflows without hitting a tier ceiling
Audit is free · No credit card · No sales pressure
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FAQ
Real questions about n8n.
Things prospects actually ask us in the first 30-min call. Click to expand.
Get n8n running in weeks, not quarters.
A 30-min audit. Honest scope. We deploy on infrastructure you own — source, data, runtime stay with you.
Open-source · Source-owned · You keep the stack