Pattern for parallel sub-workflow execution followed by wait-for-all loop

About This Workflow

What This Workflow Does

This pattern demonstrates how to start multiple sub-workflows in parallel, allowing for concurrent execution, and then wait for all of them to complete using a `wait-for-all` loop. This approach enables efficient automation of complex workflows that involve multiple tasks. By leveraging parallel execution, you can significantly reduce the overall execution time.

Who Should Use This

This workflow pattern is ideal for developers, engineers, and IT professionals who need to automate complex business processes or workflows that involve multiple tasks or sub-workflows. It's particularly useful in scenarios where concurrent execution can improve efficiency.

Key Features

• Parallel Sub-Workflow Execution: Start multiple sub-workflows in parallel, allowing for concurrent execution and improved efficiency.
• Wait-for-All Loop: Wait for all sub-workflows to complete, ensuring that the main workflow doesn't proceed until all tasks are finished.
• Flexible and Scalable: This pattern can be easily adapted to accommodate different workflows and use cases.
• Reduced Execution Time: By leveraging parallel execution, you can significantly reduce the overall execution time of complex workflows.

How to Get Started

To use this pattern, import the workflow into your n8n instance and customize it to fit your specific use case. Adjust the sub-workflow nodes and the `wait-for-all` loop to match your workflow's requirements, and you're ready to automate complex business processes with ease.