Quick Overview This workflow runs every morning to read a Google Sheets content calendar, filter for posts marked ready and scheduled in the future, schedule them in PostFast, and then update the sheet to mark each row as scheduled. How it works Runs every day at 7:00 AM using a schedule trigger. Reads all rows from a Google Sheets content calendar. Keeps only rows where the status is ready and the scheduledAt time is at least 10 minutes in the future. Creates scheduled posts in PostFast using each row’s content, scheduled time, and social account ID. Updates the corresponding Google Sheets rows to set status to scheduled so they are not scheduled again. Setup Install and enable the PostFast community node (n8n-nodes-postfast) and add your PostFast API key credentials. Add your Google Sheets credentials and select the target spreadsheet and sheet in both Google Sheets steps. Ensure your sheet includes content, scheduledAt (ISO date-time), accountId (PostFast social account ID), and status columns, and set status to ready for rows you want to schedule.
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