Email-Triggered Code Processing, File Conversion, and Webhook Dispatch

This n8n workflow is engineered to automatically respond to incoming emails from two primary sources: Gmail and Microsoft Outlook. Once triggered by a new email, the workflow proceeds with a sequence of internal operations, which, based on its current naming, involve 'code' processing and subsequent 'conversion to a file'. This implies that content from the email, or derived from it, is likely transformed or structured into a specific file format. After this transformation, the workflow culminates in sending this processed data or the newly created file via an HTTP Request. This suggests a core function of acting as an intelligent email parser and forwarder, where email content is extracted, possibly manipulated using code logic, packaged into a file, and then dispatched to an external system, webhook, or API for further automated processing or storage. Its purpose is to bridge email communication with external application workflows.