This n8n workflow provides an automated system for managing data within Google Cloud Firestore, allowing for creating, updating, deleting, and querying documents and collections within Firestore. Designed for developers and administrators, this workflow streamlines data operations, reducing manual effort and ensuring data consistency.

The workflow begins with a webhook trigger using the ‘Google Cloud Firestore Tool MCP Server’ node, which listens for external triggers to initiate Firestore operations. Multiple nodes in the workflow handle specific tasks:

– ‘Create a document’ for adding new entries.

– ‘Create or update a document’ for modifying existing entries.

– ‘Delete a document’ for removing data.

– ‘Get a document’ to retrieve specific documents

– ‘Get many documents’ for fetching multiple entries.

– ‘Query a document’ for search-based retrievals.

– ‘Get many collections’ to list all collections.

Associated sticky notes are used for documentation or planning purposes. The nodes are linked to enable flexible data operations based on external triggers or internal logic.

This workflow is especially useful for automation of Firestore data management in scenarios such as synchronizing data with other systems, handling dynamic content updates, or maintaining data integrity automatically in cloud applications.