Failed Trade Root Cause Explainer
Failed Trade Root Cause Explainer This workflow automatically monitors a Google Sheet for failed trades, analyzes each failure using AI and updates the sheet with a probable root cause, confidence level and actionable next steps. It also sends alerts via Slack and email and creates a follow-up task to ensure the issue is reviewed. Quick Implementation Steps Connect Google Sheets (Failed Trade Log) Add Google Gemini API credentials Configure Slack, Gmail and Google Tasks Ensure sheet columns match workflow fields Test with one sample failed trade Activate the workflow What It Does This workflow automates the analysis of failed trades logged in a Google Sheet. Whenever a new trade is added, it validates whether the required failure details are present. If valid, the workflow sends the trade details to Gemini AI, which returns a structured explanation including probable cause, confidence, next steps and a short ops summary. The workflow updates the same row with this analysis. Once updated, alerts are sent to Slack and email and a follow-up Google Task is created for operational tracking. If required fields are missing, the workflow skips AI and marks the record as invalid. Who It's For Trade operations teams Brokerage and fintech platforms Back-office and support teams Teams handling trade exceptions and failures Requirements n8n account (cloud or self-hosted) Google Sheets (Failed Trade Log) Google Gemini API credentials Slack account Gmail account Google Tasks account How It Works & Setup Guide Step 1: Google Sheet Setup Ensure your sheet contains fields like: Trade ID, Client Name, Instrument, Trade Type Quantity, Price, Trade Date Counterparty, Venue Error Code, Error Message, Failure Stage Status, Priority, Analysis Status, Alert Sent Step 2: Trigger Setup Configure Google Sheets Trigger to fire on new row added Step 3: Validation Logic Workflow checks if Trade ID, Error Code and Error Message exist If missing → marked as Invalid Input Step 4: AI Analysis Gemini analyzes trade failure Returns structured JSON: probable_cause confidence next_steps ops_summary Step 5: Sheet Update Original row is updated with AI results Analysis Status set to Completed Step 6: Alerts & Actions Slack alert sent to ops channel Email alert sent with full summary Google Task created for follow-up Step 7: Final Update Alert Sent updated to Yes after email is sent How To Customize Nodes Modify AI prompt for different analysis depth Change Slack/email message formatting Add more validation rules in IF node Extend Google Sheet columns for more data Adjust task content for follow-up workflows Add-ons Add severity-based alert routing Integrate with Jira or ticketing systems Add duplicate detection logic Build dashboards for failed trade trends Add retry logic for failed API calls Use Case Examples Real-time failed trade analysis Faster ops team triage Standardizing root cause reporting Automated alerts and follow-ups Maintaining audit-ready trade logs There can be many more use cases depending on how the workflow is extended. Troubleshooting Guide | Issue | Possible Cause | Solution | | ----------------------- | -------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ | | Workflow not triggering | Incorrect sheet or trigger setup | Verify sheet connection and activate workflow | | Record marked invalid | Missing required fields | Ensure Trade ID, Error Code, Error Message are present | | AI output missing | Invalid AI response | Ensure prompt enforces JSON format | | Sheet not updating | Matching issue | Verify Trade ID mapping | | Slack/email not sent | Credentials issue | Reconnect integrations | | Task not created | Google Tasks not configured | Verify credentials | Need Help? If you need help setting up or customizing this workflow, our n8n developers at WeblineIndia can assist with implementation, integrations and scaling automation solutions. Reach out to build tailored workflows for your business needs. An n8n automation workflow template by WeblineIndia.
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