Can Multiple Triggers for RSS Capture Without Priority?

[thinkbrain]

Describe the problem/error/question

I have been getting a lot of issues with Make and starting to switch over my scenarios to n8n. One feature that is appealing is the fact that I can set up multiple triggers in a single Workflow. But maybe I’m reading this wrong?

I’m looking to pull RSS feeds from 5 different sources every 5 minutes (the same data is mapped as well: Title, URL, Date). I want n8n to check each feed and just push any new data into an Airtable account that I have set up ready to go.

When I’m running tests, it only seems to use the top RSS Trigger and so I can’t simulate if it’s going to grab each RSS as the data is updated or not.

Is this set up correct? Or do I need to create multiple workflows, similar to Make’s scenarios?

Thank you for your help

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[aya]

Welcome to the community @thinkbrain

A workflow can contain multiple trigger nodes but with each execution, only one of them will execute depending on the triggering event.

Instead of having multiple triggers, you could loop through a list of RSS feed urls every 5 minutes using Loop Over Items node (previously called Split in Batches) like in this template here: Get data from multiple RSS feeds to Telegram | n8n workflow template

There’s another post on a similar topic discussing different setups:

What would be the best practice/method to monitor 50+ RSS feeds?

Hi, So, I want to migrate RSS monitoring from other services to n8n. Right now a third party RSS watcher basically calls n8n webhooks when there’s a new item. However, it’s a paid service and n8n could definitely do it, but I’m not sure what would be considered the best way to implementing it while keeping it easy to maintain. The big question is: Should there be one process that has a list of RSS feed urls and processes them all at the same time and when there are new items send them to anoth…

Hope these help and feel free to follow up with more specific questions for your usecase