Data & Analytics

  • elmah.io integrations

    elmah.io integrations

    elmah.io is a cloud-based error logging and uptime monitoring service built for .NET applications. It captures unhandled exceptions, logs structured messages, and monitors application health — giving development teams immediate visibility into production issues. If you are running .NET web applications, APIs, or services, elmah.io provides the error tracking that frameworks like ASP.NET Core do not include out of the box. The platform goes beyond basic error logging by offering features like error grouping, duplicate detection, deployment tracking, and integrations with notification and project management tools. When elmah.io connects to your development workflow — creating Jira tickets from errors, sending Slack alerts for new exceptions, or pushing metrics to dashboards — your team can respond to production issues before users report them. Osher Digital builds and maintains .NET applications and automation systems for Australian businesses. Our system integrations team can wire elmah.io into your monitoring and alerting stack, and our automated data processing practice ensures your applications have proper observability from day one. If your .NET applications lack proper error monitoring or your team is drowning in unstructured log files, our consulting team can help you set up elmah.io and connect it to the tools your developers already use.
  • Fulcrum

    Fulcrum

    Fulcrum is a mobile data collection platform built for field operations — inspections, surveys, asset management, environmental monitoring, and safety audits. It replaces paper forms with mobile apps that capture structured data, photos, GPS coordinates, and signatures, then syncs everything to a centralised cloud database. For organisations with teams working in the field, Fulcrum eliminates the lag between data collection and data availability. Where Fulcrum becomes especially powerful is when field data connects to your back-office systems. Pushing inspection results into project management tools, triggering follow-up actions based on survey responses, feeding geospatial data into mapping platforms, or syncing asset records with your maintenance system — these integrations turn Fulcrum from a form tool into the field-facing front end of your entire operational workflow. Osher Digital has experience building data collection and processing systems for field-based operations. Our automated data processing team can connect Fulcrum to your analytics and reporting stack, while our business automation specialists build the workflows that act on collected data automatically. We have worked on similar challenges in our property inspection automation project. If your field teams are still working with paper forms or disconnected apps and you need that data flowing into your systems in real time, our integration team can help you build that bridge using Fulcrum.
  • Domo integrations

    Domo integrations

    Domo is a cloud-based business intelligence platform that brings together data from across your organisation into a single place for analysis, visualisation, and decision-making. It connects to hundreds of data sources — databases, SaaS applications, spreadsheets, APIs — and provides tools for building dashboards, automating reports, and sharing insights across teams. For organisations with data scattered across dozens of tools, Domo acts as a unifying layer. What sets Domo apart from simpler BI tools is its combination of ETL (data transformation), warehousing, visualisation, and collaboration in one platform. Integrating Domo with your operational systems means dashboards update automatically, alerts fire when metrics move outside expected ranges, and teams can drill into the data behind any number without switching tools. Osher Digital helps organisations make sense of their data by building connected analytics systems. Our automated data processing team can set up Domo’s data pipelines to pull from your various sources, and our system integrations practice ensures data flows reliably between Domo and the rest of your tech stack. If your team is spending more time assembling reports than acting on them, our consulting team can help you build a Domo-based analytics system that puts the right data in front of the right people automatically.
  • Redash integrations

    Redash integrations

    Redash is an open-source data visualisation and dashboarding tool that connects directly to your databases, data warehouses, and APIs. It lets teams write SQL queries, build charts and dashboards, and share results across the organisation — all without needing a dedicated BI developer. If your team spends too much time pulling data manually or waiting for reports, Redash can cut through that bottleneck. The real power of Redash comes from its ability to connect to almost any data source: PostgreSQL, MySQL, BigQuery, Redshift, Snowflake, MongoDB, Google Sheets, and dozens more. Integrating Redash into automated workflows — triggering query refreshes on schedule, pushing dashboard snapshots to Slack, or feeding query results into downstream processes — turns it from a reporting tool into an active part of your data pipeline. Osher Digital works with organisations to build data pipelines and reporting systems that actually get used. Our automated data processing team can connect Redash to your data sources and build the queries and dashboards your team needs, while our system integrations practice ensures Redash fits neatly into your existing stack. If you are looking to give your team self-service access to data without a six-month BI project, talk to our consulting team about getting Redash set up properly from the start.
  • Prospe AI integrations

    Prospe AI integrations

    Prospe AI is a sales intelligence platform that helps B2B teams find and qualify leads using AI-driven prospecting. It scans publicly available data to build prospect lists, enrich contact records, and score leads based on fit criteria your team defines. For sales teams spending hours on manual research, Prospe AI automates the front end of the pipeline so reps can focus on conversations rather than data entry. Integrating Prospe AI with your CRM, email outreach tools, and marketing automation platform is where the tool pays for itself. Automatically pushing qualified leads into your sales pipeline, triggering personalised outreach sequences, and syncing contact data across systems eliminates the gaps that cause leads to fall through the cracks. Osher Digital works with sales teams to build automation that connects prospecting tools like Prospe AI to the rest of the revenue stack. Our sales automation practice specialises in exactly this kind of pipeline integration, and our system integrations team handles the technical wiring between platforms. If your sales team is ready to automate lead research and qualification, our business automation team can design a workflow that connects Prospe AI to your CRM and outreach tools for a fully connected sales pipeline.
  • Browse AI integrations

    Browse AI integrations

    Browse AI is a web scraping and data extraction platform that lets users turn any website into a structured data source — without writing code. You train a robot by showing it what data to collect from a webpage, and Browse AI handles the extraction on a schedule, delivering clean, structured data to your preferred destination. For businesses that need to monitor competitors, track prices, aggregate listings, or pull data from sources that don’t offer APIs, Browse AI fills a genuine gap. Connecting Browse AI to your operational systems through system integrations turns raw web data into actionable intelligence. Scraped data can flow directly into your CRM, product database, analytics dashboard, or automation workflows — triggering alerts when prices change, when new listings appear, or when competitor content shifts. Osher Digital helps organisations integrate Browse AI into broader data pipelines. Our automated data processing expertise means we can take the raw output from Browse AI, clean and transform it, and route it to the systems where your team actually makes decisions. We’ve built similar pipelines for clients like the one described in our BOM weather data pipeline case study. If your team is manually copying data from websites, or you need to monitor online sources for changes, our AI consulting team can design a Browse AI integration that automates the entire collection and processing workflow.
  • Growbots integrations

    Growbots integrations

    Growbots is a sales automation platform that helps B2B teams find prospects, build targeted lead lists, and run outbound email campaigns. It combines a built-in contact database with automated email sequences, so sales teams can go from identifying a target market to running a multi-step outreach campaign without juggling separate tools for prospecting and emailing. The real power of Growbots comes when it’s connected to the rest of your sales and marketing stack through system integrations. Syncing leads with your CRM, triggering follow-up tasks in your project management tool, or pushing engagement data to a reporting dashboard — these connections turn Growbots from a standalone outreach tool into part of a coordinated sales automation system. Osher Digital helps B2B organisations build these connections. We’ve worked with sales teams that were running outbound campaigns in isolation, with leads falling through the cracks because there was no automated handoff between prospecting and CRM management. Our automation work closes those gaps so that every lead gets tracked, every response gets routed, and your pipeline stays accurate without manual data entry. If your sales team is spending more time on admin than actual selling, or leads from outbound campaigns aren’t making it into your CRM reliably, talk to our AI agency team about connecting Growbots into a proper automated pipeline.
  • BLOOCK

    BLOOCK

    BLOOCK is a data integrity platform that uses blockchain anchoring, digital signatures, and encryption to help organisations prove the authenticity and immutability of their records. Through a unified API, BLOOCK lets applications timestamp documents, verify data has not been tampered with, apply qualified digital signatures, and manage encryption keys — all within existing workflows and without requiring deep blockchain expertise. Regulated industries face growing pressure to demonstrate that their digital records are trustworthy. Audit trails, certificates, contracts, sensor data, and compliance reports all need provable integrity. BLOOCK addresses this by creating cryptographic proofs anchored to public blockchains, providing evidence that a record existed in its current form at a specific time. For businesses running automated data processing pipelines that generate records at scale, BLOOCK adds a verification layer that manual processes cannot match. BLOOCK’s platform goes beyond simple timestamping by offering digital identity verification, managed encryption, and decentralised storage options. This means a single API call can timestamp a document, sign it with a verifiable digital identity, and encrypt it for secure storage — covering the full lifecycle of sensitive records. Teams building custom AI development solutions that produce auditable outputs use platforms like BLOOCK to add trust guarantees to AI-generated documents and decisions. For Australian organisations in healthcare, finance, legal, and insurance, BLOOCK provides the technical infrastructure to meet data integrity requirements. When woven into business automation workflows, every automated output — from generated reports to processed claims — can carry a verifiable proof of authenticity that satisfies both internal audit requirements and external regulatory scrutiny.
  • ParseHub

    ParseHub

    ParseHub is a visual web scraping tool that lets users extract structured data from websites without writing code. Using a point-and-click interface, you select the data elements you want — product listings, contact details, pricing tables, article content — and ParseHub builds extraction templates that handle pagination, dropdowns, and JavaScript-rendered pages automatically. Web scraping sits at the start of many data-driven workflows. Before an AI model can analyse competitor pricing, before an automation can monitor regulatory changes, and before a dashboard can display market data, someone needs to pull that information from the web. ParseHub handles this extraction step, turning unstructured web pages into clean CSV or JSON files. Organisations working with automated data processing teams use tools like ParseHub to feed their pipelines with fresh data. Unlike simpler scraping tools, ParseHub can handle modern websites that rely heavily on JavaScript rendering, AJAX calls, and infinite scrolling. It runs extraction jobs on its own cloud servers, so you don’t need to maintain scraping infrastructure. Scheduled runs can pull updated data at regular intervals, feeding directly into downstream systems and workflows managed by AI consultants. For Australian businesses tracking market data, monitoring competitor activity, or aggregating public information for analysis, ParseHub offers a practical starting point. The extracted data can be piped into business automation workflows where it is cleaned, enriched, and acted upon — turning raw web content into operational intelligence.
  • Tierion

    Tierion

    Tierion is a blockchain-based data verification platform that creates tamper-proof timestamps and proofs for any data or document. By anchoring cryptographic hashes to public blockchains, Tierion generates verifiable proofs that a specific piece of data existed at a specific point in time — without relying on a single trusted authority. This is useful for compliance records, audit trails, and any scenario where data integrity must be independently verifiable. Businesses generating high volumes of automated records — financial transactions, sensor readings, contract documents, medical records — face a persistent challenge: proving that data has not been altered after the fact. Tierion addresses this by creating blockchain-anchored proofs that anyone can verify using open standards. This capability is particularly relevant for organisations running automated data processing systems where records are generated and stored without manual oversight. Tierion’s Chainpoint protocol is an open standard for creating and verifying blockchain proofs. Data is hashed locally, submitted to Tierion’s network, aggregated into a Merkle tree, and anchored to the Bitcoin blockchain. The resulting proof is a portable document that can be verified independently at any time. Teams working with custom AI development projects use this kind of verification layer when AI-generated outputs need an immutable audit trail. For Australian organisations in regulated industries — finance, healthcare, insurance, legal — Tierion offers a way to add verifiable integrity proofs to existing workflows. When integrated into business automation pipelines, every processed document or generated record can be timestamped and anchored automatically, creating a chain of evidence that holds up to external scrutiny.
  • UptimeToolbox

    UptimeToolbox

    UptimeToolbox is a website and server monitoring service that checks the availability and response times of your web applications, APIs, and infrastructure at regular intervals. When a service goes down or response times exceed your defined thresholds, UptimeToolbox sends alerts through email, SMS, Slack, or webhook notifications so your team can respond before customers are significantly affected. Downtime is expensive — not just in lost revenue, but in customer trust and search engine rankings. For businesses running automated workflows, AI agents, or data processing pipelines, an undetected outage in one component can cascade through dependent systems. UptimeToolbox provides the early warning system that catches failures quickly. Organisations working with AI consultants to build production automation systems typically implement monitoring like this as a baseline operational requirement. UptimeToolbox supports HTTP/HTTPS checks, ping monitoring, port monitoring, and keyword checks that verify specific content is present on a page. This last feature is particularly useful for catching partial failures where a page loads but critical content or functionality is missing. You can configure check intervals, set maintenance windows, and track uptime history through a reporting dashboard. For Australian businesses running customer-facing websites or internal tools that support daily operations, uptime monitoring provides peace of mind and accountability. When combined with system integration architectures that connect multiple services, monitoring each endpoint ensures that failures are caught at the source rather than discovered downstream in your business automation workflows.
  • CloudBoost

    CloudBoost

    CloudBoost is a backend-as-a-service (BaaS) platform that provides developers with ready-made cloud infrastructure for building applications. It offers a database, file storage, real-time event handling, search indexing, and caching out of the box — eliminating the need to set up and manage these backend services individually. Developers interact with CloudBoost through SDKs and REST APIs, which speeds up the path from concept to working application. Building backend infrastructure from scratch for every new project eats into development time that could be spent on the features users actually care about. Provisioning databases, configuring search, setting up real-time communication layers, and managing caching infrastructure all require specialist knowledge and ongoing maintenance. CloudBoost collapses this setup into a managed platform, letting small teams punch above their weight. Osher Digital works with Australian businesses that need backend capabilities built fast and built right. Our custom AI development team regularly builds applications on top of managed backend services, adding AI-powered features like intelligent search, automated classification, and predictive analytics to the data layer. When your application needs to connect with external systems — payment gateways, CRMs, third-party APIs — our system integrations services handle the plumbing. Whether you’re prototyping a new product, building an internal tool, or scaling an existing application that’s outgrowing its current backend, the right infrastructure decisions early on save significant rework later. Our AI agency team can help you evaluate platform options and build on a foundation that supports your growth.
  • DevCycle

    DevCycle

    DevCycle is a feature flag management platform that gives engineering teams fine-grained control over feature releases without redeploying code. By wrapping new features in flags, teams can roll out changes to specific user segments, run A/B tests, and instantly disable problematic features — all through a dashboard rather than emergency code pushes. The platform supports server-side, client-side, and mobile SDKs across most popular languages and frameworks. For organisations building AI-powered products or automation systems, feature flags are essential for managing risk. Rolling out a new AI model, changing an automation workflow, or introducing a new integration point can have unpredictable results. DevCycle lets teams expose changes gradually — starting with internal testers, expanding to a small percentage of users, and scaling up once confidence is established. This approach is standard practice in custom AI development projects where model behaviour needs real-world validation. DevCycle’s targeting engine supports rules based on user attributes, percentages, and custom properties, which means you can segment rollouts by geography, account type, or any other dimension. Australian businesses with different customer tiers or regional requirements can use this to manage feature availability precisely. The platform also includes built-in experimentation tools for measuring the impact of changes on key metrics. When paired with business automation platforms, DevCycle adds a safety layer to workflow changes. Teams working with AI consultants on production systems can use feature flags to test new automations alongside existing ones, reducing the risk of disruption during rollouts.
  • Rollbar

    Rollbar

    Rollbar is a real-time error monitoring and crash reporting platform used by development teams to detect, diagnose, and resolve application errors before they affect users. Rather than sifting through log files or waiting for customer complaints, Rollbar captures exceptions as they occur, groups them intelligently, and delivers actionable alerts with full stack traces and deployment context. For teams running production AI systems and automation workflows, error visibility is critical. A broken API call in a data processing pipeline or an unhandled exception in an AI agent can silently corrupt outputs for hours before anyone notices. Rollbar catches these failures the moment they happen and provides the context needed to fix them fast. This kind of monitoring is a standard recommendation from AI consultants building production-grade systems. Rollbar supports over 30 programming languages and frameworks, and integrates with tools like Slack, Jira, PagerDuty, GitHub, and GitLab. Its grouping algorithm automatically clusters related errors, so teams are not overwhelmed by thousands of identical notifications. You can also set up custom fingerprinting rules for errors specific to your automated data processing workflows. Australian businesses running customer-facing applications or internal automation systems benefit from Rollbar’s ability to correlate errors with specific deployments, users, and environments. When paired with system integration projects that connect multiple services, Rollbar provides a single pane of glass for tracking errors across your entire application stack.
  • Lucidchart

    Lucidchart

    Lucidchart is a cloud-based diagramming and visual collaboration platform used by teams to map out processes, system architectures, org charts, network diagrams, and workflows. It supports real-time collaboration, so multiple team members can work on the same diagram simultaneously — making it particularly useful for cross-functional planning sessions where everyone needs to see and contribute to the same picture. When organisations embark on automation or digital transformation projects, one of the first challenges is getting clarity on how existing processes actually work. Undocumented workflows, tribal knowledge locked in individual employees’ heads, and outdated process maps lead to automation efforts that miss critical steps or duplicate work. Lucidchart gives teams a shared space to document what exists today before designing what comes next. Osher Digital uses visual process mapping as a foundational step in our automation engagements. Our business automation team works with clients to map current-state workflows before identifying where automation delivers the most value. When those diagrams reveal integration gaps between systems, our system integrations services connect the dots — turning a visual plan into a working automated pipeline. If your team is planning an automation initiative or needs to document complex system architectures, combining Lucidchart’s visual mapping with expert implementation support accelerates the journey from diagram to deployed solution. Our AI consultants can help you move from process documentation to actionable automation roadmaps.
  • Flagship

    Flagship

    Flagship is a feature management and experimentation platform that gives development teams control over feature releases, A/B testing, and progressive rollouts without requiring code deployments. It lets you wrap features in flags that can be toggled on or off remotely, target specific user segments, and measure the impact of changes before committing to a full release. Releasing new features to every user at once is risky. A bug, a performance issue, or a poor user experience can affect your entire customer base before you have time to react. Flagship mitigates this by letting teams roll out features gradually — starting with internal testers, expanding to a percentage of users, and scaling to full availability only after confirming the feature performs as expected. This approach reduces risk and gives product teams data-driven confidence in their releases. Osher Digital works with Australian product teams to build intelligent, data-driven systems. Our custom AI development services often involve deploying AI-powered features that need careful rollout and monitoring. Platforms like Flagship pair well with our development approach because they allow AI features to be tested on controlled user segments before wide release. Our automated data processing team can also connect Flagship’s experimentation data with your analytics pipeline for deeper analysis. Whether you’re testing a new recommendation engine, rolling out an AI-assisted workflow, or simply managing feature access across user tiers, feature flags give your team the control to move fast without breaking things. Our AI agency services include implementation support for the tools and platforms that make this possible.
  • Toket

    Toket

    Toket is a token analytics and portfolio tracking platform designed for cryptocurrency and digital asset holders who need clear visibility over their holdings, transaction history, and token performance across multiple wallets and blockchains. It aggregates data from various sources into a single dashboard, removing the need to manually check balances across different wallets and exchanges. Managing a portfolio of digital assets gets complicated fast. Between multiple wallets, different blockchain networks, DeFi positions, and staking rewards, keeping an accurate picture of what you hold and what it’s worth requires pulling data from a dozen different places. Toket consolidates this into one view, saving time and reducing the risk of overlooking assets or miscalculating portfolio value. At Osher Digital, we build data aggregation and reporting solutions for Australian businesses working with complex data sources. Our automated data processing services handle exactly this kind of multi-source data consolidation — pulling information from APIs, transforming it into consistent formats, and delivering it to dashboards or reports. If you need custom analytics beyond what off-the-shelf tools provide, our custom AI development team can build tailored solutions. Whether you’re tracking token portfolios, monitoring on-chain activity, or building reporting tools for digital asset management, the right data pipeline makes the difference between guesswork and informed decisions. Explore how our system integrations expertise connects disparate data sources into unified, actionable views.
  • Robolytix

    Robolytix

    Robolytix is a process analytics platform that monitors robotic process automation (RPA) and business process executions in real time. It tracks how automated processes perform — measuring run times, success rates, throughput, and error patterns — so you can see whether your automations are delivering the value they were designed to provide. Think of it as an observability layer built specifically for business process automation. Many organisations invest in RPA but have limited visibility into how those processes perform over time. Robolytix addresses this by collecting telemetry from automated workflows and presenting it in dashboards that show trends, bottlenecks, and anomalies. When a process starts taking longer or failing more often, your operations team can investigate before it affects business outcomes. Osher Digital’s robotic process automation team recommends process monitoring as essential for any automation deployment. We integrate Robolytix with n8n and other platforms so every workflow execution generates the metrics needed for ongoing optimisation. Our AI consultants can layer predictive analytics on top of Robolytix data to forecast when processes are likely to degrade. Whether you run a handful of automations or hundreds across multiple departments, Robolytix gives you the operational visibility to maintain and improve your automation portfolio. Our business automation practice helps organisations build monitoring infrastructure that turns automation into a continuously improving capability.
  • Impira

    Impira

    Impira is a document intelligence platform that uses machine learning to extract, classify, and process data from unstructured documents such as invoices, receipts, contracts, and forms. Rather than relying on rigid templates or manual data entry, Impira learns from examples you provide, making it adaptable to virtually any document layout or format your organisation encounters. For businesses dealing with high volumes of paperwork, the manual effort of pulling out key fields — dates, amounts, names, line items — creates bottlenecks that slow down operations and introduce errors. Impira addresses this by automating the extraction pipeline, letting teams redirect their focus toward higher-value work. It integrates with existing workflows through APIs, so the extracted data flows directly into your systems without extra steps. Osher Digital helps Australian businesses connect tools like Impira into broader automation workflows. Our automated data processing services handle the end-to-end pipeline, from document ingestion through to structured output. If you need a tailored extraction solution, our custom AI development team can build models tuned specifically to your document types. Whether you’re processing hundreds of invoices a week or digitising legacy records, pairing Impira with the right integration strategy can dramatically reduce turnaround times. Explore how our system integrations expertise can help you build a connected, automated document workflow.
  • Ybug

    Ybug

    Ybug is a visual feedback and bug reporting tool that lets website users and testers submit issues directly from the page they’re viewing. When someone spots a problem, they can highlight it on screen, annotate it, and send a report that automatically includes browser details, console logs, and a screenshot. This eliminates the back-and-forth that typically happens when someone tries to describe a bug over email or chat. The tool is particularly useful during UAT (user acceptance testing) phases and for collecting feedback from non-technical stakeholders. Instead of vague descriptions like “the button doesn’t work,” your development team receives precise visual reports with all the technical context needed to reproduce and fix the issue. Ybug integrates with project management tools like Jira, Trello, Asana, and Slack so reports land exactly where your team already works. Osher Digital’s system integrations team can connect Ybug to your existing development workflows through n8n or direct API connections. We can set up routing rules so that feedback from different pages or user groups flows to the right team automatically. Our automated data processing capabilities also let you aggregate and analyse feedback patterns to identify systemic issues rather than chasing individual reports. If your team spends too much time on bug triage and reproduction, Ybug can cut that overhead significantly. Combined with Osher’s business automation services, you can build a complete feedback-to-fix pipeline that keeps your development team focused on building rather than investigating.
  • Bugfender

    Bugfender

    Bugfender is a remote logging and crash reporting tool built for mobile and web applications. It captures device logs in real time and sends them to the cloud, giving your development team visibility into what’s happening on user devices without needing physical access or asking users to reproduce issues. When a customer reports a problem, your team can pull up that specific session’s logs and see exactly what went wrong. Traditional debugging relies on users describing what happened, which is often incomplete or inaccurate. Bugfender closes that gap by recording every log statement, network request, and crash trace from the application. Logs are stored securely and can be searched, filtered, and shared across your team. This is especially valuable for mobile apps where device fragmentation makes it nearly impossible to reproduce every environment locally. Osher Digital’s system integrations team can connect Bugfender to your incident management workflows. When Bugfender detects a crash spike or a specific error pattern, we can trigger automated alerts through n8n that notify your on-call team via Slack, PagerDuty, or email. Our AI consulting practice can also help you build intelligent log analysis that surfaces anomalies before they become customer-facing outages. Whether you’re building a consumer mobile app or a field service application used by distributed teams, Bugfender gives your engineers the diagnostic data they need. Paired with Osher’s automated data processing services, you can turn raw log data into actionable insights about application health and user experience trends.
  • Pulsetic

    Pulsetic

    Pulsetic is an uptime monitoring service that tracks your websites, APIs, and servers around the clock and alerts your team the moment something goes down. It checks your endpoints from multiple global locations at intervals as short as 30 seconds, giving you an accurate picture of availability that accounts for regional outages and routing issues. When downtime is detected, notifications go out via email, SMS, Slack, or webhook. Beyond basic ping checks, Pulsetic provides branded status pages that you can share with customers and stakeholders. Instead of fielding a flood of support tickets during an outage, you can point people to a live status page that shows current and historical availability for each service. This transparency builds trust and reduces the load on your support team during incidents. Osher Digital integrates Pulsetic into broader monitoring and response workflows for our clients. Our system integrations team connects Pulsetic alerts to n8n automations that can trigger incident response playbooks — creating tickets, notifying on-call engineers, and even executing automated recovery scripts. Our business automation practice helps you build the full chain from detection to resolution. If downtime costs your organisation revenue or customer trust, Pulsetic provides the early warning system you need. For teams that want to go beyond alerting and build self-healing infrastructure, Osher’s AI consultants can design intelligent monitoring systems that correlate signals across multiple tools and predict issues before they cause outages.
  • Spydra

    Spydra

    Spydra is a blockchain platform that simplifies creating and managing enterprise blockchain networks. It handles the infrastructure complexity of running Hyperledger Fabric nodes, letting development teams focus on building blockchain applications rather than wrestling with network configuration and certificate management. Organisations get the benefits of a permissioned blockchain — immutable audit trails, multi-party trust, and transparent transactions — without needing deep blockchain expertise in-house. Spydra is designed for business use cases like supply chain tracking, asset tokenisation, digital credentials, and multi-party data sharing. Its managed infrastructure means you can spin up a blockchain network in minutes rather than weeks, and its API-first design makes it accessible to developers familiar with REST APIs but new to distributed ledger technology. Osher Digital’s custom AI development team works with platforms like Spydra when clients need verifiable, tamper-proof data layers. Our system integrations practice can connect your Spydra blockchain with existing enterprise systems — ERPs, CRMs, and document management platforms — so blockchain-verified data flows into your everyday tools without manual transfer. If your organisation operates in a sector where data integrity and provenance matter — healthcare, finance, government, or supply chain — Spydra offers a practical path to adoption. Our AI consultants can assess whether blockchain fits your use case and design an architecture that delivers real value.
  • Relysia

    Relysia

    Relysia is a blockchain development platform built on the BSV (Bitcoin SV) blockchain that provides APIs for creating tokens, managing wallets, and processing transactions. It abstracts blockchain complexity into simple REST API calls, allowing developers to add blockchain functionality to their applications without deep protocol knowledge. Whether you need to issue digital tokens, record data on-chain, or process micropayments, Relysia provides the tools to do it programmatically. The platform is designed for developers who want to build blockchain-powered features into existing applications rather than standalone crypto projects. Common use cases include loyalty point systems, digital receipts, supply chain provenance records, and tokenised assets. Relysia handles wallet infrastructure, key management, and transaction broadcasting so your team can focus on application logic. Osher Digital’s custom AI development team can build intelligent applications on top of Relysia’s blockchain APIs — AI agents that issue verifiable credentials, process tokenised rewards, or create immutable audit logs as part of automated workflows. Our system integrations practice connects Relysia with your existing business systems so blockchain operations happen seamlessly. If you’re exploring how blockchain can add verifiability or tokenisation to your business model, Relysia offers a developer-friendly entry point. Osher’s AI consultants can help you evaluate whether blockchain adds genuine value to your use case and design an integration that delivers measurable outcomes.
  • Nanonets OCR

    Nanonets OCR

    Nanonets OCR is an AI-powered optical character recognition platform that extracts structured data from documents, images, and PDFs. Unlike traditional OCR that simply converts images to text, Nanonets uses machine learning to understand document layouts and pull out specific fields — invoice numbers, line items, dates, totals, names, and addresses — ready for processing by downstream systems. The practical impact is significant for any organisation that still manually enters data from documents. Insurance claims, invoices, receipts, medical forms, shipping documents — Nanonets can process these in seconds rather than the minutes it takes a human to read and type the same information. The platform handles messy real-world documents too, including handwritten text, poor scan quality, and non-standard layouts. Nanonets becomes especially powerful when connected to automation workflows. Our automated data processing team builds pipelines where documents arrive by email or upload, get processed through OCR, and the extracted data flows directly into accounting software, CRMs, or databases — no manual data entry required. We have delivered similar solutions for clients in healthcare, as documented in our patient data entry case study, and for document classification in our medical document classification project. Nanonets offers pre-trained models for common document types (invoices, receipts, identity documents) and lets you train custom models for specialised documents unique to your industry. For organisations processing high volumes of paperwork, pairing Nanonets with robotic process automation can eliminate entire manual workflows.
  • PractiTest

    PractiTest

    PractiTest is a test management platform that gives QA teams a centralised place to plan, organise, execute, and report on software testing. It covers the full testing lifecycle — from writing test cases and managing requirements traceability, through to running tests (manual and automated) and generating the reports that stakeholders actually want to see. The problem PractiTest solves is scattered test management. Many teams still track testing in spreadsheets, disconnected documents, or basic issue trackers that were never designed for QA workflows. PractiTest provides purpose-built features like hierarchical test libraries, reusable test sets, customisable fields, and a filter system that makes it practical to manage thousands of test cases without losing visibility. PractiTest integrates with bug trackers (Jira, Bugzilla, Pivotal Tracker), CI/CD tools (Jenkins, GitLab CI), and automation frameworks (Selenium, Appium) so it fits into existing development workflows rather than replacing them. For teams building business automation solutions, connecting PractiTest to workflow platforms like n8n opens up possibilities — automated test result notifications, quality gate checks before deployment, or reporting dashboards that pull data from multiple sources. Our system integration team can wire these connections together. For organisations developing custom software or AI-powered applications, proper test management becomes critical as systems grow more complex. PractiTest gives QA teams the structure they need to keep testing organised and visible, which directly affects the quality of what gets shipped to production.
  • Data Soap

    Data Soap

    Data Soap is a data cleansing and validation platform that helps businesses maintain accurate, up-to-date records across their systems. Dirty data — duplicate entries, invalid emails, outdated phone numbers — costs organisations real money through wasted outreach, failed deliveries, and poor decision-making. Data Soap tackles this by offering real-time validation for emails, phone numbers, addresses, and more, either through its web interface or via API integration. For teams running automated workflows, Data Soap fits neatly into data pipelines built with tools like n8n. You can validate incoming leads before they hit your CRM, flag suspicious records during batch imports, or run periodic hygiene checks on existing databases. This kind of proactive data quality management prevents problems downstream rather than forcing you to clean up messes after the fact. At Osher, our automated data processing team regularly works with clients whose existing data is a mess. Integrating validation tools like Data Soap into automated workflows means bad data gets caught at the point of entry. Our system integration services can connect Data Soap with your CRM, marketing platform, or custom database so validation happens without manual intervention. Whether you are a small business cleaning up a neglected contact list or a larger organisation processing thousands of records daily, Data Soap provides a practical, API-friendly approach to data quality. Paired with the right automation setup, it becomes a hands-off quality gate that keeps your data reliable.
  • Ipregistry

    Ipregistry

    Ipregistry is an IP geolocation and threat intelligence API that provides detailed information about IP addresses — including geographic location, connection type, carrier details, and security threat data. When your application receives a request, Ipregistry can tell you where that user is, what kind of connection they are on, and whether the IP has been flagged for malicious activity. This kind of data serves multiple practical purposes. E-commerce sites use IP geolocation to display the right currency and shipping options. Security teams use threat scores to block or challenge suspicious traffic. Analytics platforms use it to understand where their users actually are, beyond what self-reported data tells them. The API returns results in milliseconds, so it works for real-time decision-making within your application logic. For businesses building automated workflows, Ipregistry pairs well with tools like n8n to create intelligent routing based on visitor data. Our system integration team can connect Ipregistry data to your CRM, fraud detection systems, or marketing automation platforms. For example, you might automatically flag high-risk sign-ups, route support tickets based on the customer’s country, or adjust content delivery based on connection quality. Ipregistry processes billions of lookups and maintains its own data infrastructure rather than relying on third-party databases. Their API supports both single lookups and batch processing. If your organisation needs IP intelligence as part of a broader automated data processing pipeline or business automation setup, Ipregistry provides a reliable, fast data source to build on.
  • Bugpilot

    Bugpilot

    Bugpilot is a bug reporting and session replay tool designed to help development teams capture, understand, and fix software issues faster. When users encounter problems in your web application, Bugpilot automatically captures the technical context — console logs, network requests, browser details, and a visual replay of what the user was doing — so developers get the full picture without playing twenty questions with the reporter. The real value of Bugpilot shows up in how much time it saves during bug triage. Instead of vague reports like “it doesn’t work” or “the page broke,” your team gets a complete session recording with all the technical data attached. This eliminates the back-and-forth that typically slows down bug resolution and lets developers jump straight into diagnosing the actual problem. Bugpilot integrates with project management and communication tools, routing captured bugs to the right team channels automatically. For organisations that use workflow automation platforms like n8n, our system integration team can connect Bugpilot reports to your existing development pipeline — automatically creating tickets, notifying developers, and tracking resolution times. Our AI consulting team can also help you build intelligent triage workflows that categorise and prioritise incoming bugs based on their severity and the affected user segment. For SaaS companies and teams building business automation solutions, reliable bug tracking is not optional. Bugpilot reduces the friction between identifying a problem and fixing it, which matters when your customers depend on your software working correctly every day.
  • Lighthouse

    Lighthouse

    Lighthouse is Google’s open-source auditing tool for measuring web page quality across performance, accessibility, SEO, and best practices. Originally built into Chrome DevTools, Lighthouse runs a series of automated tests against any URL and produces a scored report highlighting exactly where your site excels and where it falls short. For anyone responsible for a website’s technical health, it is an essential diagnostic tool. Performance scores from Lighthouse directly relate to Core Web Vitals — the metrics Google uses as ranking signals. Slow load times, layout shifts, and poor interactivity all get flagged with specific recommendations for improvement. The tool also catches accessibility issues like missing alt text, poor colour contrast, and navigation problems that affect users with disabilities. Where Lighthouse becomes especially useful is in automated monitoring. Rather than manually running audits, you can integrate Lighthouse into CI/CD pipelines to test every deployment, or schedule regular audits through automation platforms like n8n. Our system integration team builds these kinds of automated quality checks for clients who need to maintain performance standards across large sites. Combined with our business automation services, Lighthouse data can trigger alerts when scores drop below acceptable thresholds. Whether you run Lighthouse from Chrome DevTools, the command line, or as a Node module in your build pipeline, it gives you actionable data about your website’s quality. For organisations serious about their web presence, regular Lighthouse audits — ideally automated — are a baseline practice. Our AI consulting team can help you build monitoring dashboards that track these metrics over time.
  • IP2Location

    IP2Location

    IP2Location is a geolocation service that maps IP addresses to physical locations, providing data points like country, region, city, latitude, longitude, ISP, and domain name. For businesses that need to understand where their users are connecting from, IP2Location turns a raw IP address into actionable geographic context. This feeds into use cases ranging from content localisation to fraud detection to regulatory compliance. The practical applications go beyond simple location lookups. E-commerce businesses use IP geolocation to display local pricing and shipping options. Security teams use it to flag logins from unexpected regions. Analytics platforms use it to understand geographic traffic patterns. When IP2Location is connected to your broader data infrastructure via automation, these lookups happen in real time as part of your workflows. Osher Digital’s automated data processing services can build pipelines that enrich incoming data with geolocation information automatically. For Australian businesses serving domestic and international customers, IP geolocation helps tailor experiences by region and detect anomalous access patterns. Integrating IP2Location with your CRM, analytics, or security tools through platforms like n8n means geographic intelligence becomes part of your operational data rather than an afterthought. Osher Digital’s system integrations team specialises in connecting services like IP2Location to the rest of your tech stack. Whether you need to personalise content by location, enforce geo-restrictions, or add geographic context to your customer data, IP2Location provides the raw intelligence. Pair it with Osher Digital’s custom AI development services to build systems that act on that intelligence automatically.
  • ScreenshotOne

    ScreenshotOne

    ScreenshotOne is an API service that captures screenshots of web pages programmatically. Instead of manually taking screenshots or relying on browser extensions, you send a URL to ScreenshotOne’s API and get back a rendered image of that page. This sounds simple, but it unlocks a range of automation use cases — from monitoring website changes to generating visual previews for reports and dashboards. The most common use cases involve content monitoring and competitive intelligence. Marketing teams use automated screenshots to track how their pages render across devices, monitor competitor websites for changes, or generate visual snapshots for client reports. Development teams use them for visual regression testing. When connected to workflow automation, these captures happen on schedule without anyone clicking a button. Osher Digital’s automated data processing services build these kinds of monitoring pipelines for businesses that need to track visual changes at scale. ScreenshotOne also handles the tricky parts of web rendering — JavaScript-heavy pages, lazy-loaded content, cookie consent banners, and custom viewports. You can configure wait times, viewport sizes, and output formats through API parameters. Pairing ScreenshotOne with platforms like n8n means you can build workflows that capture, store, compare, and alert on website changes automatically. Osher Digital’s system integrations capabilities make it straightforward to connect ScreenshotOne to your existing tools. If your team manually screenshots pages for reports, monitors websites visually, or needs programmatic access to page renders, ScreenshotOne paired with business automation workflows can save significant time each week.
  • Pitchly

    Pitchly

    Pitchly is a data management and content generation platform designed for professional services firms — law firms, accounting practices, consultancies, and financial advisors. It takes structured data about your firm’s experience, credentials, and deal history and turns it into polished marketing materials like pitch decks, proposals, and credential sheets. Instead of rebuilding these documents from scratch every time, teams pull from a centralised data repository. The problem Pitchly addresses is one that most professional services firms know well: your firm has done great work, but the evidence of that work is scattered across emails, spreadsheets, and shared drives. When a pitch opportunity comes up, someone has to manually hunt down relevant case studies, partner bios, and deal credentials. Pitchly centralises this information and makes it searchable and reusable. Osher Digital’s automated data processing services help firms build the data pipelines that keep platforms like Pitchly populated with current information. When connected to your CRM and document systems through automation, Pitchly’s data stays current without manual updates. New deals close in your CRM, and the credentials flow into Pitchly automatically. New team members are added to your HR system, and their bios appear in the pitch content library. Osher Digital’s system integrations team builds these connections so your content repository reflects reality. For firms that compete on credentials and experience, the speed and accuracy of your pitch materials matter. Pitchly makes that process faster, and when paired with AI consulting from Osher Digital, you can add intelligent content recommendations and automated proposal generation to the mix.
  • Scrape-It.Cloud

    Scrape-It.Cloud

    Scrape-It.Cloud is a web scraping API that handles the messy parts of extracting data from websites at scale. Instead of building and maintaining your own scraping infrastructure — dealing with proxies, CAPTCHAs, JavaScript rendering, and IP rotation — you send URLs to Scrape-It.Cloud’s API and get back clean, structured data. It abstracts away the infrastructure headaches so you can focus on what to do with the data rather than how to get it. Web scraping is a foundational capability for many business processes: competitive price monitoring, lead generation, market research, content aggregation, and real estate or job listing tracking. The challenge is that modern websites are increasingly difficult to scrape — dynamic content, anti-bot measures, and geo-restrictions all create barriers. Scrape-It.Cloud handles these challenges through its managed infrastructure. Osher Digital’s automated data processing services help businesses build the pipelines that transform raw scraped data into structured, actionable information. Where Scrape-It.Cloud becomes especially powerful is as part of an automated workflow. Set up scheduled scrapes that feed into data cleaning and enrichment pipelines, and you’ve got a system that monitors the web and updates your databases automatically. Osher Digital’s system integrations team connects scraping APIs to your CRM, analytics tools, and databases so extracted data flows directly into your operational systems. If your team is manually collecting data from websites or maintaining fragile scraping scripts that break every time a site changes its layout, Scrape-It.Cloud paired with business automation workflows offers a more reliable, scalable approach.
  • IndustrySelect

    IndustrySelect

    IndustrySelect is a B2B data platform that gives sales and marketing teams access to targeted business lists filtered by industry, geography, company size, and other firmographic criteria. Rather than spending hours manually researching prospects, teams can pull pre-built lists and feed them directly into CRM or outreach tools. For organisations that rely on outbound sales, this kind of data sourcing removes a major bottleneck from the pipeline. Where IndustrySelect becomes especially useful is in combination with automation platforms like n8n. When new leads are pulled from IndustrySelect, they can be automatically enriched, scored, and routed into the right sales workflows without manual handoffs. Osher Digital’s sales automation services help businesses connect tools like IndustrySelect to their existing CRM and outreach systems so nothing falls through the cracks. For teams running account-based marketing or targeted outreach campaigns, the ability to segment lists by SIC code or employee count means better targeting and less wasted effort. But raw data alone doesn’t close deals — it needs to flow into a system that acts on it. That’s where system integrations matter, connecting your data sources to your engagement tools in a way that actually scales. If your sales team is still manually exporting CSVs and uploading them into your CRM, there’s a better way. Osher Digital’s business automation consulting can help you build workflows that turn raw prospect data into qualified pipeline automatically.
  • Grid

    Grid

    Grid is a cloud-based spreadsheet tool that transforms static data into interactive, visual documents. Unlike traditional spreadsheets that sit in a tab nobody checks, Grid lets teams build shareable, interactive views of their data — charts, tables, and calculators that update in real time. It’s particularly useful for finance teams, analysts, and anyone who needs to present data without forcing stakeholders to open a spreadsheet. The real value shows up when Grid connects to other tools in your stack. Pull data from your CRM, accounting platform, or project management tool into Grid, and you get a live dashboard that doesn’t require a dedicated BI platform. For businesses looking to make their data more accessible, Osher Digital’s automated data processing services can help build the pipelines that keep Grid views populated with fresh data. Grid also works well as a reporting layer. Sales teams can embed interactive pricing calculators on websites, finance teams can share budget models with stakeholders, and operations teams can build capacity planners — all without writing code. When paired with workflow automation, these documents update themselves as source data changes. Osher Digital’s system integrations team connects tools like Grid to the rest of your tech stack so data flows where it needs to go. If your team is still emailing spreadsheet attachments back and forth, Grid offers a better approach. And when you need help connecting it to your broader data ecosystem, Osher’s AI consultants can design the architecture that ties everything together.