# Automation workflows for startups and VCs > 15,351 working n8n automations, each described by what it actually does: what starts it, what it touches, and how much there is to read. Source: https://millionrounds.com/workflows (Millionrounds; every figure on the page links to its filing or article) 15351 workflows · 7615 call a model · 61 services · 5286 small enough to read in one sitting # Automations, described by what they *do* Every one of these arrived with a paragraph written to sell it. We threw those away. What you read here is composed from the workflow's own steps: what starts it, which services it touches, whether it hands judgement to a model, and how many pieces there are to understand. That means the descriptions are checkable, and that some of them are unflattering. A workflow that turns out to be four steps and a webhook is described as four steps and a webhook. You can decide from the page whether it is worth your afternoon, which is the only thing a library like this is for. ## What they're *for* Kind of job Uses a model Workflows Content 1433 2268 Alerts and monitoring 458 1748 Data collection 728 1729 Integrations 0 1453 Lead generation 665 1418 Research and reporting 669 994 AI assistants 980 980 Scheduling 466 828 Money admin 334 703 Documents and files 269 699 Chat assistants 690 690 Customer support 344 485 E-commerce 152 441 CRM 191 385 Hiring 184 253 Setup and learning 28 246 Strategy and planning 24 31 ## What *starts* them - a clock *4166* - an event in a connected app *3946* - another system calling it *2801* - an arriving email *1591* - someone submitting a form *1545* - someone opening a chat with it *895* - a change in a Google Sheet *216* ## What they *touch* - Google Sheets *5229* - Gmail *3419* - Slack *2307* - Telegram *1809* - Google Drive *1540* - Email *863* - Airtable *554* - Google Calendar *480* - Notion *471* - RSS *404* - n8n data table *403* - Postgres *306* - WhatsApp *285* - HubSpot *265* - Google Docs *254* - Apify *225* ## What we *took out* These files carry more of whoever built them than is obvious: the identifier of the n8n instance they were exported from, canvas notes holding personal links and email addresses, saved credential names, and in places a real spreadsheet belonging to a real person. All of it is stripped before anything is stored. Every file was checked, not sampled. What remains is the mechanism: the steps, their settings and how they connect. Where an author had left a live document behind, it is replaced with the same placeholder the careful ones used, so you can still see what belongs there. ## Read the workflows Filter 15351 automations by what they do, what they connect to and how big they are, and open the definition itself, ready to import. Open the automation library[Or browse the deck database](https://millionrounds.com/decks) Free. An account is your email and a password.