Quick Overview
Quick Overview This workflow runs daily and weekly to monitor statute-of-limitations tasks in Clio, emailing assignees milestone reminders and sending partner escalations for overdue deadlines, while logging sends to a separate compliance audit workflow. How it works Runs every day on a schedule and fetches the firm’s user directory from the Clio API. Retrieves pending tasks from the Clio API, keeps only tasks in the configured statute-of-limitations task type with a due date, and calculates days remaining plus an alert tier (180/90/30 days or overdue) with deduping per task. For tasks that require an alert today, builds an internal email to the assignee (or a fallback address if the assignee is missing/disabled), logs the alert via an external compliance audit workflow, and sends the email via SMTP. For tasks that are overdue, builds a separate partner escalation email and sends it via SMTP on every run until the task is marked complete in Clio. Runs weekly on a separate schedule, fetches users and all pending statute-of-limitations tasks from Clio, calculates days remaining for each, and aggregates them into a single rollup. Builds a weekly firm-wide deadline audit email, logs it via the compliance audit workflow, and sends the rollup via SMTP. Setup Add a Clio OAuth2 credential and set the CLIO_BASE_URL variable so the workflow can call the Clio /users.json and /tasks.json endpoints. Create an SMTP email credential and set FIRM_FROM_EMAIL (plus recipient variables like FIRM_EMAIL, and optionally FIRM_PARALEGAL_EMAIL and FIRM_PARTNER_EMAIL) for alert, escalation, and rollup routing. Deploy the compliance logging sub-workflow and set GUARDRAIL_WORKFLOW_ID so daily alerts and weekly rollups are recorded. Set FIRM_SOL_TASK_TYPE (or keep the default “Statute of Limitations”) to match your Clio task type name and adjust the daily/weekly schedule times if needed. An n8n automation workflow template by Dele Tosh @ Protomated.
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