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Post a daily project health standup to Slack with Notion and Groq

by Kevin Yuadapted from n8n official workflow galleryUpdated Aug 2026
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ScEvery Morning at 7 30amEvery Morning a…Get Memory RowGet Active ProjectsGet Active Proj…CoAssemble InputsIfIf Projects Are ActiveIf Projects Are…HRScore With GroqSeExtract StandupPost Standup to SlackPost Standup to…Save Memory RowPost All Quiet to SlackPost All Quiet …123456789
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Runs on a schedule

Quick overview This workflow runs every morning, reads yesterday’s standup and today’s active projects from Notion, uses Groq (OpenAI-compatible chat completions) to generate a red/yellow/green project health standup, posts it to Slack, and saves the new standup back to Notion for tomorrow. How it works Runs every day at 7:30 AM on a schedule. Reads the previous standup digest from a Notion “memory” database row and fetches all “Active” projects from a Notion projects database. Builds a prompt that includes yesterday’s digest plus today’s project notes, last update dates, and next milestone dates. If there are no active projects, posts an “All quiet” message to a Slack channel. If there are active projects, sends the prompt to Groq’s chat completions endpoint to score projects as Red/Yellow/Green and list changes since yesterday. Posts the generated standup text to Slack and updates the Notion memory row with today’s digest and timestamp. Setup Add a Notion credential and set the database IDs for your Projects database and the single-row Memory database used to store the daily digest.

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n8nreference-onlynotionslack
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CCodeWHTTP RequestnotionNotionSlack
CategoryNotion
Triggermanual
Complexitycomplex
Nodes10
AddedJul 11, 2026

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