E-Commerce

  • 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.
  • Crossmint

    Crossmint

    Crossmint is a developer platform that makes it straightforward to build NFT and digital asset features into applications, even if your team has no blockchain experience. The platform handles the difficult parts — wallet management, smart contract deployment, payment processing in both crypto and fiat currencies — through clean APIs that feel like any other web service integration. One of Crossmint’s standout features is fiat payment support for NFT purchases. Most NFT platforms require buyers to already hold cryptocurrency, which immediately excludes the majority of potential customers. Crossmint lets users pay with credit cards, removing this adoption barrier entirely. For businesses launching digital collectibles, membership tokens, or loyalty programs, this is a meaningful practical advantage. Crossmint supports minting on multiple chains including Ethereum, Polygon, Solana, and others. The platform also provides custodial wallets — your users get wallets created and managed for them without needing to understand seed phrases or gas fees. Our custom development team can build applications that pair Crossmint’s Web3 infrastructure with intelligent features powered by AI. If you need to connect token-based systems with your existing business tools, our system integration specialists handle the full architecture. For organisations exploring digital ownership, tokenised loyalty programs, or verifiable digital credentials, Crossmint provides a production-ready infrastructure layer. Combined with automation from platforms like n8n and strategic guidance from our AI agency team, you can build blockchain-powered features that actually serve business objectives rather than just following trends.
  • Venly

    Venly

    Venly is a blockchain technology provider that offers APIs and SDKs for integrating digital wallets, NFTs, and token-based features into applications. Rather than requiring deep blockchain expertise, Venly abstracts the complexity so development teams can add Web3 functionality — creating wallets, minting tokens, managing digital assets — through familiar REST API calls. The barrier to adopting blockchain technology in business applications has always been complexity. Managing private keys, interacting with smart contracts, handling gas fees, and supporting multiple chains requires specialised knowledge. Venly removes most of this friction by providing a managed infrastructure layer that handles the blockchain interactions behind the scenes while exposing clean API endpoints for your application to consume. Venly supports multiple blockchains including Ethereum, Polygon, BSC, and Avalanche, giving you flexibility in choosing the right chain for your use case. For businesses exploring digital loyalty programs, tokenised assets, or verifiable credentials, Venly provides the infrastructure without the overhead of building and maintaining blockchain nodes. Our custom development team can build applications that combine Venly’s blockchain capabilities with AI-powered features. Through our system integration services, we can connect Venly-powered wallets and token systems with your existing business software. Whether you are building an NFT marketplace, a token-gated community, or exploring blockchain-based supply chain tracking, Venly provides the building blocks. Paired with workflow automation through platforms like n8n and support from our AI agency, blockchain features can be woven into broader business processes rather than existing as isolated experiments.
  • Thrivecart

    Thrivecart

    Thrivecart is a checkout and cart platform designed for creators, course sellers, coaches, and digital product businesses. It handles payment processing, one-click upsells, bump offers, affiliate management, and subscription billing from a single dashboard. The problem it solves is straightforward — most payment processors handle transactions but do not give you the conversion-optimised checkout experience that digital product businesses need to maximise each sale. What sets Thrivecart apart from competitors like SamCart or Gumroad is its one-time pricing model and its built-in affiliate centre. For businesses running sales automation workflows, Thrivecart can trigger post-purchase actions — enrolling customers into courses, granting membership access, or pushing buyer data into email sequences automatically. The real efficiency gains come from connecting Thrivecart to your broader stack. Through system integrations, purchase events can trigger onboarding sequences in your email platform, create customer records in your CRM, update spreadsheets for accounting, or notify your team in Slack. Osher builds these post-purchase automation pipelines using n8n, ensuring every sale kicks off the right downstream actions without manual effort. If you sell digital products, online courses, or subscription services and you are still manually managing post-purchase workflows, Thrivecart paired with business automation gives you a checkout system that handles both the transaction and everything that should happen after it.
  • Omniconvert

    Omniconvert

    Omniconvert is a conversion rate optimisation platform that helps ecommerce and SaaS businesses run A/B tests, deploy personalised website experiences, and build customer surveys — all without heavy developer involvement. If your website traffic is decent but conversions are flat, Omniconvert gives you the testing framework to figure out what is actually stopping visitors from buying or signing up. The platform breaks into three core modules: an A/B testing engine for landing pages and product pages, a segmentation tool that tailors content based on visitor behaviour or traffic source, and an NPS survey builder for capturing qualitative feedback. These work together so you can form a hypothesis, test it, and validate it with customer sentiment data. For businesses running automated data processing pipelines, Omniconvert’s experiment data can be fed into reporting dashboards or data warehouses through API connections. Osher’s system integrations team regularly connects testing platforms like this to broader analytics stacks so that experiment results flow into the same place as your ad spend, CRM, and revenue data. Omniconvert is particularly useful for mid-market ecommerce brands that have outgrown basic tools like Google Optimize (now sunset) but do not need the cost or complexity of Optimizely. Paired with business automation workflows, you can trigger post-purchase sequences or segment-specific offers based on test-winning variations automatically.
  • PaperForm

    PaperForm

    Paperform is an online form builder that goes beyond basic data collection, offering payment processing, appointment scheduling, product catalogues, and conditional logic in a single tool. For businesses that have outgrown simple contact forms but do not need a full custom application, Paperform fills the gap with flexible, no-code forms that can handle complex workflows. What makes Paperform practical is its guided, document-style interface. Rather than presenting a wall of fields, forms unfold like a conversation — showing questions one section at a time based on previous answers. This approach tends to improve completion rates for longer forms like client onboarding questionnaires, service requests, and event registrations. Paperform connects to over 3,000 apps through native integrations and automation platforms. Wiring it into your business systems through system integrations means form submissions can trigger downstream actions automatically — creating CRM records, sending Slack notifications, or updating spreadsheets without manual handling. Osher Digital’s automated data processing services help organisations build these pipelines so data captured in forms reaches the right systems immediately. If your team is manually copying data from form submissions into other tools, that is time and accuracy you are losing daily. Our business automation team can design Paperform workflows that eliminate that manual step entirely.
  • OPN (formerly Omise)

    OPN (formerly Omise)

    OPN (formerly known as Omise) is a payment gateway widely used across Southeast Asia that enables businesses to accept online payments via credit cards, debit cards, internet banking, and local payment methods. For organisations selling to customers in Thailand, Japan, Singapore, and Malaysia, OPN provides the local payment infrastructure that global gateways often lack — including support for PromptPay, TrueMoney, and other region-specific methods. Accepting payments is only the first step. What happens after a payment is confirmed — updating order status, triggering fulfilment, issuing receipts, syncing to accounting software — often involves manual effort that grows unsustainable as transaction volume increases. Osher Digital’s business automation team connects payment gateways like OPN to back-office systems so the entire post-payment workflow runs automatically. OPN provides webhooks that notify your systems when charges succeed, fail, or are disputed. These real-time notifications are the foundation for building responsive automation workflows. Our system integration specialists use these webhook events to trigger order processing, update CRM records, alert support teams to failed payments, and reconcile transactions in accounting platforms. Whether you are running an ecommerce store, a subscription service, or a marketplace serving the Southeast Asian market, OPN handles the payment complexity while Osher Digital’s sales automation services ensure everything that happens after payment is just as smooth and automated as the checkout experience itself.
  • Patreon

    Patreon

    Patreon is a membership platform that allows creators, publishers, and organisations to offer subscription-based access to exclusive content. Supporters (called patrons) pay a recurring monthly amount in exchange for perks like early access, bonus content, community forums, or behind-the-scenes updates. For content creators and digital businesses, Patreon provides a predictable recurring revenue stream that does not depend on ad spend or algorithm changes. Managing a growing Patreon community involves repetitive operational tasks — welcoming new members, delivering content to the right tiers, tracking payment status, and removing access for cancelled subscriptions. When these tasks are done manually, they eat into the time creators should be spending on content. Osher Digital’s business automation services help creators and digital businesses automate their membership operations so the administrative side runs itself. Patreon’s API provides access to membership data, pledge information, campaign details, and webhook events for real-time notifications. This makes it possible to build workflows that react to new pledges, cancellations, or tier changes automatically. Our n8n consultants connect Patreon to email platforms, Discord servers, content management systems, and CRMs to create seamless member lifecycle automation. Whether you are running a creative business, a media organisation, or a software project funded by supporters, keeping your Patreon operations running smoothly is essential. Osher Digital’s sales automation team can build the workflows that handle onboarding, content delivery, and churn management without manual effort.
  • Big Cartel

    Big Cartel

    Big Cartel is an ecommerce platform built for independent creators, artists, and small-batch producers who need a simple online store without the overhead of enterprise ecommerce systems. It supports product listings, inventory tracking, order management, discount codes, and basic analytics — enough for makers and small brands to sell online without getting buried in configuration. For businesses running a Big Cartel store alongside other tools — email marketing platforms, accounting software, shipping providers, or social media channels — manual data transfer between systems eats into the time that could be spent making products or serving customers. Osher Digital’s system integration services connect Big Cartel to your other platforms so order data, customer details, and inventory levels stay synchronised automatically. Common automations include syncing new orders to accounting software, triggering shipping label generation when a purchase is confirmed, updating inventory across multiple sales channels, and adding customers to email marketing lists based on what they bought. Our sales automation team builds these workflows to reduce repetitive tasks and help small businesses operate more efficiently as they scale. If your Big Cartel store is growing and the manual work is growing with it, automation can help you keep up without hiring additional staff. Osher Digital’s business automation specialists work with small and mid-sized ecommerce businesses to build practical workflows that save hours each week.
  • Rewardful

    Rewardful

    Rewardful is an affiliate and referral tracking platform built for SaaS companies using Stripe for payments. It allows businesses to create affiliate programmes where partners earn commissions for referring paying customers. Rewardful handles link tracking, conversion attribution, commission calculation, and payout management — all connected directly to your Stripe account so commissions are calculated from real payment data. For SaaS businesses looking to grow through partner channels, tracking who referred whom, calculating commissions on recurring subscriptions (including upgrades and cancellations), and managing payouts across affiliates quickly becomes unmanageable. Rewardful automates this through its Stripe integration, handling the complexity of recurring revenue attribution that generic affiliate platforms struggle with. Connecting Rewardful to your marketing and sales stack through system integrations makes the programme more effective. New affiliate signups can trigger onboarding sequences, high performers can be flagged for relationship building, and commission data can feed into financial reporting. Pairing Rewardful with sales automation helps nurture affiliate relationships at scale — sending performance updates and commission summaries without manual effort. Rewardful supports custom commission structures including tiered rates, lifetime commissions, and one-time bounties. For businesses working with an AI agency to optimise growth channels, Rewardful data provides clear attribution for affiliate-driven revenue, making it straightforward to calculate ROI and adjust commission rates.
  • Sellix

    Sellix

    Sellix is a digital commerce platform designed for selling digital products, software licences, subscriptions, and services online. It provides a storefront, payment processing (including cryptocurrency), order management, and delivery automation — all without needing to build a custom ecommerce site. For creators, software developers, and digital agencies, Sellix offers a fast way to start selling with minimal setup overhead. What makes Sellix particularly useful is its built-in automation for digital product delivery. When a customer completes a purchase, Sellix can instantly deliver licence keys, download links, or account credentials. This removes the need for manual fulfilment and ensures customers get immediate access. For businesses scaling digital sales, connecting Sellix to broader systems through system integrations keeps order data and revenue reporting in sync. Sellix also supports webhook notifications, making it straightforward to trigger downstream workflows. When paired with business automation, a new sale can automatically update your CRM, send a personalised onboarding email, provision a software account, or notify your support team — all without human involvement. For organisations building more sophisticated sales funnels around digital products, working with an AI consultant can help identify where intelligent automation adds the most value — from dynamic pricing to fraud detection and customer segmentation based on purchase behaviour.
  • ShipHero

    ShipHero

    ShipHero is a warehouse management and shipping platform built for ecommerce brands and third-party logistics (3PL) providers. It handles inventory tracking, order fulfilment, pick-and-pack workflows, and real-time shipping rate comparison across carriers. For businesses running multiple sales channels — Shopify, Amazon, WooCommerce, and others — ShipHero consolidates orders into a single fulfilment pipeline, reducing errors and speeding up dispatch times. Where ShipHero becomes particularly valuable is in its ability to connect with broader business systems. When integrated with your CRM, accounting software, or marketing tools through system integrations, order and inventory data flows automatically between platforms. This removes the manual data entry that causes stock discrepancies and delayed shipments, especially during peak sales periods. For organisations scaling their ecommerce operations, pairing ShipHero with workflow automation through an n8n consultant can unlock powerful capabilities. Automated reorder alerts, real-time inventory syncing across warehouses, and shipping notification workflows all become possible without custom development. This is the kind of business automation that directly impacts fulfilment speed and customer satisfaction. ShipHero also provides detailed analytics on shipping costs, warehouse performance, and order accuracy. These insights help operations teams identify bottlenecks, optimise carrier selection, and make data-driven decisions about inventory placement across multiple warehouse locations.
  • DeTrack

    DeTrack

    DeTrack is a delivery management and electronic proof-of-delivery (ePOD) platform that gives logistics teams real-time visibility over their delivery operations. It handles route tracking, driver management, delivery notifications, and digital proof of delivery — replacing paper-based delivery dockets with a mobile app that captures signatures, photos, timestamps, and GPS coordinates at every drop-off. For Australian businesses running delivery fleets — e-commerce fulfilment, food distribution, trade services, medical supplies, field equipment — DeTrack solves the visibility gap between dispatch and delivery confirmation. Instead of waiting for drivers to return with paperwork (or hoping they filled it out at all), you get real-time status updates and verifiable proof that each delivery was completed, when, and to whom. DeTrack’s API and webhook capabilities make it a strong fit for businesses building connected logistics workflows. Integrated with your existing systems through n8n, delivery events can automatically update your ERP, trigger customer notification emails, sync inventory levels, or flag failed deliveries for re-scheduling. A property services company we worked with used similar real-time field tracking to eliminate manual status reporting and cut admin time significantly. If your delivery operations still rely on phone calls for status checks, paper dockets for proof of delivery, or end-of-day spreadsheet updates for tracking, DeTrack digitises that entire workflow. Combined with automated data processing, it turns delivery data into a real-time operational dashboard rather than a next-day report.
  • IdealPostcodes

    IdealPostcodes

    IdealPostcodes is an address lookup and validation API that lets businesses verify, autocomplete, and standardise postal addresses in real time. When a customer starts typing an address into your checkout, registration, or delivery form, IdealPostcodes returns accurate, formatted results — reducing errors, speeding up form completion, and cutting down on failed deliveries. Bad address data is one of those problems that looks small but compounds fast. Misspelled street names cause delivery failures. Incomplete postcodes break postage calculations. Inconsistent formatting makes it hard to deduplicate customer records. IdealPostcodes solves this at the point of entry, before bad data gets into your system. The API covers UK addresses comprehensively and supports international address lookups for businesses operating across markets. For e-commerce businesses, the checkout experience impact is immediate — faster address entry means less cart abandonment. For logistics and operations teams, clean address data means fewer returned parcels and lower shipping costs. At Osher, we integrate address validation APIs like IdealPostcodes into e-commerce platforms, CRMs, and data processing pipelines so that every address entering your systems is accurate from the start.
  • Gravity Forms

    Gravity Forms

    Gravity Forms is a WordPress form builder that handles everything from simple contact forms to complex multi-step applications, payment forms, and survey workflows. It is one of the most established form plugins in the WordPress ecosystem, trusted by businesses that need forms to do more than just collect an email address. What sets Gravity Forms apart is its depth. Conditional logic lets you show or hide fields based on user input. Multi-page forms break complex workflows into manageable steps. File uploads, electronic signatures, payment integrations with Stripe and PayPal, and user registration are all built in. For businesses running on WordPress, it replaces the need for separate tools for quoting, applications, bookings, and surveys. The real power emerges when form submissions trigger downstream workflows. A new enquiry can create a CRM contact, send a Slack notification, add a row to a Google Sheet, and generate an invoice — all automatically. At Osher, we connect Gravity Forms to broader business automation pipelines so that form data flows directly into your CRM, project management, and accounting systems without anyone manually transferring information between platforms.
  • ReCharge

    ReCharge

    ReCharge is a subscription management platform designed for e-commerce businesses that sell products on a recurring basis. It handles the mechanics of subscription billing — recurring payments, order scheduling, customer self-service portals, and retention tools — so your store can offer subscribe-and-save, subscription boxes, or membership programs without building the infrastructure from scratch. The platform integrates with Shopify, BigCommerce, and other major e-commerce platforms, sitting on top of your existing store rather than replacing it. Customers can manage their own subscriptions — skip deliveries, swap products, change frequency — through a branded portal, which reduces support tickets and improves retention. ReCharge also provides analytics on subscriber lifetime value, churn rates, and revenue forecasting. For growing e-commerce brands, the challenge is not just launching subscriptions but managing them efficiently as order volume scales. That is where automation becomes essential. At Osher, we help e-commerce businesses connect ReCharge to their fulfilment, accounting, and marketing systems through custom integrations and process automation, so subscription operations run smoothly without manual intervention as your subscriber base grows.
  • Amilia

    Amilia

    Amilia is a registration and booking management platform designed for organisations that run classes, camps, memberships, and activities. Think recreation centres, dance studios, sports clubs, and community organisations. It handles online registration, payment processing, scheduling, waitlists, and participant management through a single system. The platform replaces the spreadsheet-and-email approach that many activity-based businesses still rely on. Parents can register kids for swimming lessons, members can book court times, and administrators can manage capacity — all through Amilia’s portal. It also handles waivers, medical forms, and custom intake questions as part of the registration flow. Where things get complicated is when Amilia needs to talk to your other systems. Most organisations using Amilia also have accounting software, a CRM, an email marketing tool, and possibly a facility management system. Without proper integration, staff end up re-keying data between platforms — which is slow, error-prone, and exactly the kind of work that should be automated. Our automated data processing services help connect these systems so information flows where it needs to without manual handling. We have worked with service-based businesses across Australia to automate registration workflows and eliminate data silos. If your team is spending hours on admin that should be running itself, book a call to talk through what is possible.
  • Miestro

    Miestro

    Miestro is an all-in-one platform for creating, hosting, and selling online courses and membership sites. It handles the full stack of running a digital education business: course content hosting, student management, payment processing, landing pages, and email marketing. For coaches, consultants, and training providers who want to monetise their expertise online, Miestro consolidates what would otherwise require stitching together five or six separate tools. The platform supports drip content delivery, quizzes, certificates, community features, and tiered membership levels. This means you can build structured learning experiences that release modules on a schedule, track student progress, and gate content behind different subscription tiers. For businesses selling professional development or compliance training, these features matter because they directly affect course completion rates and student outcomes. Where automation adds real value to Miestro is in the student lifecycle management. Enrolment triggers, progress-based emails, abandoned cart recovery, and post-completion upsell sequences can all be automated through workflow automation tools that connect to Miestro’s API. Instead of manually checking who has fallen behind in a course or who finished and might want the next level, automation handles the monitoring and outreach so your team can focus on content creation. We have seen training businesses significantly improve their completion rates and revenue per student by automating the engagement touchpoints that keep learners moving forward. If you are running an online course business and spending too much time on student admin rather than content development, connecting Miestro to your sales and data processing workflows removes the manual overhead that limits your ability to scale.
  • Dokan

    Dokan

    Dokan is a multi-vendor marketplace plugin for WooCommerce that turns a standard WordPress online store into a platform where multiple sellers can list and manage their own products. Think of it as the infrastructure layer that lets you build your own marketplace similar to Etsy or Amazon Marketplace, but on your own WordPress site with your own branding and rules. For Australian businesses looking to launch a marketplace without building from scratch, Dokan provides a solid starting point. The plugin handles vendor registration, product management, order splitting, commission calculations, and individual vendor dashboards out of the box. Each seller gets their own storefront within your marketplace, and you as the platform operator control commissions, shipping rules, and product approval workflows. This is a significant amount of functionality that would cost tens of thousands of dollars to custom-build. Where Dokan gets interesting from an automation perspective is managing the operational complexity that comes with multi-vendor marketplaces. As your vendor count grows, manually approving products, calculating commissions, and handling payouts becomes unsustainable. By connecting Dokan to automation workflows, you can auto-approve products that meet certain criteria, send commission reports to your accounting software, and trigger vendor notification sequences without manual intervention. We have worked with marketplace operators who started with manual processes and hit a wall once they passed a few dozen vendors. The solution was connecting Dokan to tools like n8n for automated data processing and building system integrations that handle the back-office operations the platform generates. If you are running or planning a multi-vendor marketplace on WordPress, getting the automation layer right early saves considerable pain later.
  • Helcim

    Helcim

    Helcim is a payment processing platform built for small and mid-sized businesses that need transparent pricing and straightforward merchant services. Unlike many payment processors that bury fees in complex tiered structures, Helcim uses interchange-plus pricing, which means you see exactly what each transaction costs. For Australian businesses dealing with international payments or operating in North American markets, this transparency matters. The platform handles credit card processing, ACH payments, invoicing, and online checkout, all through a single merchant account. What makes Helcim relevant for automation is its API and webhook support, which allows payment events to trigger downstream workflows. When a customer pays an invoice, that event can automatically update your accounting software, notify your fulfilment team, and log the transaction in your CRM without anyone touching a spreadsheet. This is where connecting Helcim to tools like n8n or custom system integrations adds real operational value. Instead of reconciling payments manually at the end of each day, you can build workflows that handle automated data processing in real time. We have worked with e-commerce businesses that cut their payment reconciliation time from hours to minutes by automating the data flow between their payment processor and accounting stack. If your business processes card payments and you are still manually transferring transaction data between systems, Helcim is worth considering as a processor that actually supports the kind of API-driven automation that modern business automation requires.
  • Simplero

    Simplero

    Simplero is an all-in-one platform for online course creators, coaches, and membership site operators. It bundles course delivery, email marketing, landing pages, payment processing, and affiliate management into a single system — reducing the need for multiple subscriptions and the integration headaches that come with stitching separate tools together. For businesses built around digital products and online education, Simplero handles the core operations well. But where things get interesting is when Simplero connects to your broader business systems — your accounting software, customer support tools, marketing analytics, or CRM. That’s where system integration through platforms like n8n turns Simplero from a standalone platform into part of a connected business engine. Consider the typical pain points for course creators: manually tracking which students completed what, chasing payment failures, sending personalised follow-ups, and reconciling revenue with accounting software. Each of these can be automated. When a student completes a module, your CRM gets updated. When a payment fails, a recovery sequence triggers automatically. When revenue comes in, your accounting system reflects it without manual data entry. Our business automation team builds these connected workflows for Australian education and coaching businesses. The goal isn’t to replace what Simplero already does well — it’s to eliminate the manual work that sits between Simplero and the rest of your operations. That’s where the time savings and operational consistency come from.
  • Occasion

    Occasion

    Occasion is an online booking and scheduling platform designed for businesses that sell experiences, classes, tours, and activities. If your business runs events that customers book and pay for — cooking classes, guided tours, fitness sessions, workshops — Occasion handles the booking flow from start to finish including scheduling, payments, waivers, and attendee management. What sets Occasion apart from simpler booking tools is its support for complex scheduling: recurring events, multi-session packages, capacity limits, waitlists, and add-on purchases. The embeddable booking widget sits on your existing website so customers never leave your domain to complete a reservation. Where Occasion fits into a broader automation strategy is in the data it generates. Every booking creates customer contact information, payment records, and attendance data that can feed into your CRM, email marketing, and sales automation workflows. Without integration, that data sits isolated. With proper connections, each booking triggers personalised follow-ups, review requests, and loyalty programme updates automatically. Our team at Osher helps experience-based businesses connect Occasion to the rest of their tech stack. We have seen businesses manually exporting booking data into spreadsheets every week — that is exactly the kind of repetitive process our business automation work eliminates. When bookings, payments, and customer communications flow together automatically, your team focuses on delivering great experiences instead of admin.
  • ShipStation

    ShipStation

    ShipStation is a shipping and order fulfilment platform that connects to your e-commerce stores, marketplaces, and shopping carts to centralise order management. If your business sells online through Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon, eBay, or any combination of channels, ShipStation pulls all those orders into one dashboard where you can batch-process shipments, print labels, and manage carrier rates. It removes the manual work of logging into multiple platforms to fulfil orders. For businesses scaling their online sales, the manual approach breaks quickly. ShipStation supports automation rules that assign carriers, apply shipping presets, and tag orders based on criteria you define — weight, destination, product type, or order value. Combine this with business automation workflows that sync order status back to your CRM and accounting systems, and your fulfilment process largely runs itself. The platform integrates with major Australian carriers including Australia Post, Sendle, and StarTrack, alongside international options like DHL and FedEx. Rate comparison across carriers is built in, helping businesses find the cheapest or fastest option without checking multiple carrier portals. At Osher, we work with e-commerce businesses that need shipping data flowing into other systems — inventory management, customer notifications, financial reporting. Our integration work connects ShipStation to the rest of the business so fulfilment data does not sit in a silo. We also automate post-shipment workflows like review requests triggered by delivery confirmation.
  • Order Desk

    Order Desk

    Order Desk is an order management platform that sits between your sales channels and fulfilment providers. It pulls orders from e-commerce platforms like Shopify, WooCommerce, Etsy, and Amazon, then routes them to the right fulfilment service, print-on-demand provider, or warehouse based on rules you define. For e-commerce businesses selling across multiple channels, Order Desk solves a specific problem: keeping orders organised when they come from different platforms and need to go to different fulfilment partners. Instead of manually copying order details between systems, Order Desk automates the routing, status updates, and inventory tracking so your team can focus on growing sales rather than managing logistics. At Osher, we help e-commerce businesses integrate Order Desk into their broader operations using automation tools like n8n. This includes syncing order data with accounting software like Xero, updating customer records in your CRM, and building custom notification workflows for your team. Our system integration services connect Order Desk to whatever tools your business runs on. See our property inspection automation case study for an example of how we connect operational platforms. Order Desk supports custom order rules, split shipments, inventory syncing, and reporting across all your sales channels. For Australian e-commerce businesses managing multiple fulfilment partners or selling on several marketplaces simultaneously, it brings order management under one roof.
  • Tilda

    Tilda

    Tilda is a website builder designed for creating landing pages, online stores, and content-driven websites without needing a developer. Its block-based editor gives you pre-designed sections that you can customise and arrange to build professional-looking pages quickly, making it popular with marketing teams and small e-commerce businesses. Where Tilda stands out is its focus on design quality and conversion. Unlike generic website builders, Tilda’s templates and blocks are built with strong design principles — proper typography, spacing, and layout — so your pages look polished without hiring a designer. The built-in e-commerce features handle product catalogues, payments, and order management for straightforward online shops. At Osher, we help businesses connect Tilda to their broader marketing and sales stack. This includes syncing form submissions with your CRM, feeding order data into accounting software, and automating customer follow-ups based on website activity. Our business automation services make sure your Tilda site works as part of a connected system rather than an island. See how we approach marketing integrations in our talent marketplace case study. Tilda supports custom domains, SEO settings, analytics integration, and over 550 pre-designed blocks. For Australian businesses that need professional landing pages or a simple online store without the overhead of a full CMS like WordPress, Tilda delivers solid results with less ongoing maintenance.
  • Pinterest

    Pinterest

    Pinterest is a visual discovery and bookmarking platform where users search for and save ideas across categories like home décor, fashion, recipes, DIY projects, and business inspiration. For businesses, Pinterest functions as a visual search engine — users come with purchase intent, looking for products and solutions, which makes it a uniquely valuable marketing channel compared to social platforms where users are primarily browsing for entertainment. For Australian e-commerce brands and service businesses with visually appealing products or outcomes, Pinterest offers access to an audience that is actively planning purchases. Users save pins to boards, click through to websites, and convert at rates that often outperform other social platforms because the intent behind their browsing is more commercial than casual. Pinterest supports business accounts with analytics, promoted pins, shopping catalogues, and rich pins that pull live pricing and availability from your website. The content has a long shelf life compared to other social platforms — a well-optimised pin can drive traffic for months or even years after it is published. Our sales automation and data processing teams can help you integrate Pinterest with your e-commerce platform and marketing stack, automating product catalogue syncing, performance reporting, and lead capture so your Pinterest presence drives measurable business results.
  • Marketplacer

    Marketplacer

    Marketplacer is a SaaS platform for building and operating online marketplaces — the kind where multiple sellers list products on a single storefront. Think of it as the infrastructure behind multi-vendor e-commerce sites, handling the complex parts like seller onboarding, product catalogue management, order splitting, and commission calculations. Building a marketplace is fundamentally different from running a standard online store. You need to manage relationships with multiple vendors, split payments between sellers and the platform operator, handle disputes, track inventory across independent suppliers, and maintain a consistent customer experience despite products coming from different sources. Marketplacer provides the backend engine for all of this, but integrating it with your frontend, payment processors, logistics providers, and business intelligence tools is where the real work begins. The platform exposes a GraphQL API that connects to your existing tech stack, but designing the data flows between Marketplacer and your other systems requires serious architectural planning. Osher Digital builds marketplace integrations for Australian businesses using Marketplacer. We connect it with your e-commerce frontend, payment systems, and data processing workflows so your marketplace operates smoothly from seller onboarding through to order fulfilment and financial reconciliation.
  • GoDaddy

    GoDaddy

    GoDaddy is one of the largest domain registrars and web hosting providers in the world, offering everything from domain names and SSL certificates to website builders, managed WordPress hosting, and online store solutions. For many small businesses, it is the first platform they encounter when getting online. While GoDaddy makes it easy to register a domain and spin up a basic site, businesses often outgrow the built-in tools quickly. The website builder is straightforward but limited. The e-commerce features cover the basics but lack the flexibility of dedicated platforms. And as your tech stack grows, connecting GoDaddy-hosted services with CRMs, marketing tools, and automation platforms becomes a genuine challenge. The hosting and domain management side is where GoDaddy remains genuinely useful. Managing DNS records, SSL certificates, email hosting, and domain renewals across multiple business properties is something GoDaddy handles well — provided someone configures it properly. Misconfigured DNS alone can tank your email deliverability or break your website. Osher Digital helps businesses manage and integrate GoDaddy services with their broader technology stack. Whether you need DNS properly configured for email deliverability, your GoDaddy store connected to backend systems, or a migration to more capable integrated platforms, we handle the technical work.
  • ecwid

    ecwid

    Ecwid is an e-commerce platform designed to be added to an existing website rather than replacing it. If you already have a WordPress site, Wix page, or any other web presence, Ecwid lets you drop a fully functional online store into it without migrating to a dedicated e-commerce platform like Shopify. This approach works well for businesses that need to sell products online but do not want their entire website rebuilt around a shopping cart. Service businesses adding a product line, content sites monetising with merchandise, or organisations selling event tickets can all add Ecwid without disrupting what already works. The real complexity comes when Ecwid needs to connect with your broader business operations. Syncing inventory with a warehouse management system, pushing orders to your accounting software, updating customer records in your CRM, and triggering shipping notifications all require integration work that goes beyond the basic plugin install. Osher Digital helps Australian businesses integrate Ecwid into their existing websites and connect it with backend systems for automated data processing. We handle the setup, customisation, and integrations so your online store works as a seamless part of your business operations.
  • Gumroad

    Gumroad

    Gumroad is an e-commerce platform built for creators and small businesses selling digital products, subscriptions, and memberships. Gumroad handles the entire sales process—product listings, checkout, payment processing, file delivery, and licence key management—so sellers can focus on creating rather than building and maintaining an online store from scratch. The platform is popular with people selling ebooks, courses, software, templates, music, and other digital goods because it removes the complexity of traditional e-commerce. You do not need a full website, shopping cart, or payment gateway setup. Gumroad handles all of it with a simple product page and checkout flow that converts well on both desktop and mobile. Where Gumroad gets interesting for growing businesses is when it connects to the rest of your operations. Integrated with workflow automation, a Gumroad sale can trigger customer onboarding sequences, update your CRM, grant access to membership areas, generate invoices in your accounting software, and add buyers to segmented email lists—all without manual intervention. Our integration team builds these post-purchase workflows so your digital product business runs efficiently even as order volumes grow. If you are selling digital products and find yourself manually processing orders, sending access links, or updating spreadsheets after each sale, Gumroad plugged into an automated backend workflow eliminates that busywork entirely.
  • Snipcart

    Snipcart

    Snipcart is a developer-friendly e-commerce solution that adds a full shopping cart and checkout experience to any website without requiring a dedicated e-commerce platform. Snipcart works by embedding a JavaScript snippet into your existing site—whether it is built on a static site generator, headless CMS, or custom framework—and handling products, inventory, payments, shipping, and taxes through its overlay cart. This approach matters for businesses and agencies that want to sell products without rebuilding their website on Shopify or WooCommerce. If you have a well-performing site built on a modern stack—Next.js, Hugo, Webflow, or anything else—Snipcart lets you add commerce without changing your architecture. You keep your frontend, your performance, and your design flexibility. Snipcart becomes particularly powerful when connected to backend business systems through workflow automation. Orders can flow automatically into your fulfilment system, inventory updates sync across channels, customer data feeds into your CRM, and accounting records update in real time. Our integration team has built Snipcart-powered storefronts where the entire post-checkout process—from payment confirmation to shipping label generation—runs without anyone touching it. If you need e-commerce on a site that was not originally built for it, or you want to avoid the constraints of monolithic e-commerce platforms, Snipcart integrated into an automated backend gives you the selling capability without the platform lock-in.
  • Planyo Online Booking

    Planyo Online Booking

    Planyo is an online booking and reservation system built for businesses that manage scheduled resources—whether that is rental equipment, service appointments, accommodation, tours, or event spaces. Planyo handles availability calendars, payment processing, customer notifications, and booking management through a flexible platform that adapts to surprisingly varied use cases. What sets Planyo apart from simpler booking widgets is its depth. It supports complex pricing rules, seasonal rates, resource dependencies, and multi-location management. For businesses that have outgrown basic scheduling tools but don’t need a full enterprise resource planning system, Planyo fills that middle ground well. The real value comes when Planyo connects to the rest of your business systems. Integrated with your CRM, accounting software, and communication tools through workflow automation, bookings can trigger invoices, update customer records, send confirmation sequences, and notify staff—all without someone manually copying data between systems. Our integration team has connected Planyo to everything from Xero to custom internal platforms. If your team spends hours each week manually managing bookings, chasing payments, or updating spreadsheets with reservation details, Planyo integrated into an automated workflow can reclaim that time and reduce the booking errors that cost you customers.
  • Tapfiliate

    Tapfiliate

    Tapfiliate is an affiliate and referral tracking platform that lets you run partner programmes, track conversions, manage commissions, and pay affiliates. The n8n node connects Tapfiliate to the rest of your business stack so you can automate the operational side of affiliate management that often gets neglected. Running an affiliate programme involves a lot of moving parts — approving partners, tracking conversions, calculating commissions, sending payouts, and communicating with affiliates. Most of this happens manually or within Tapfiliate’s own interface. With n8n, you can push new conversion data from your e-commerce platform directly into Tapfiliate, auto-approve affiliates who meet your criteria, sync commission data to your accounting system, and trigger personalised emails when an affiliate hits a milestone. One pattern that works well is connecting Tapfiliate to your CRM and marketing stack. When a new affiliate signs up, n8n creates a contact record in your CRM, adds them to a partner onboarding email sequence, and notifies your partnerships team. When a conversion comes in, the workflow attributes it, calculates the commission, and updates both Tapfiliate and your internal reporting. Our sales automation team has built similar partner channel workflows for clients managing multi-tier referral programmes. If you are running an affiliate programme and spending too much time on admin, connecting Tapfiliate to n8n lets your partnerships team focus on building relationships instead of chasing data between platforms. Our n8n consultants can set up the automation so your affiliate operations run smoothly at scale.
  • Chargebee

    Chargebee

    Chargebee is a subscription billing and revenue management platform used by SaaS companies, membership businesses, and any organisation that runs recurring billing. It handles subscription lifecycle management, invoicing, payment collection, dunning, revenue recognition, and tax compliance. If your business charges customers on a recurring basis and you are outgrowing basic payment processors, Chargebee gives you the billing infrastructure to manage subscriptions properly. The platform supports multiple pricing models — flat rate, per-unit, tiered, and usage-based — and integrates with payment gateways like Stripe, PayPal, and Braintree. Finance teams, product managers, and operations staff use Chargebee to manage plan changes, trials, coupons, and add-ons without needing engineering support for every billing change. Its reporting dashboard provides real-time visibility into MRR, churn, and revenue metrics. At Osher, we integrate Chargebee into broader business workflows using n8n. That means subscription events — new sign-ups, upgrades, cancellations, failed payments — can automatically trigger actions in your CRM, accounting software, customer success tools, and internal dashboards. We built a similar subscription-triggered workflow for a talent marketplace that needed billing events to drive access provisioning and team notifications. If your team is manually updating systems when subscriptions change or chasing failed payments by hand, our system integration and business automation teams can connect Chargebee to the rest of your operations.
  • PayPal

    PayPal

    PayPal is a global payment processing platform used by millions of businesses to accept online payments, send invoices, and manage transactions. It supports credit cards, debit cards, bank transfers, and PayPal balance payments across most countries. If you run an ecommerce store, subscription service, or marketplace, PayPal is likely already part of your payment stack. Beyond basic checkout, PayPal offers invoicing, recurring billing, seller protection, and a suite of APIs that let developers build custom payment flows. Small businesses use it for simple invoice-and-pay setups, while larger operations integrate PayPal into complex checkout systems alongside Stripe, Afterpay, or bank transfer options. At Osher, we connect PayPal to our clients accounting, CRM, and fulfilment systems using n8n. That means payment events can automatically trigger invoice generation in Xero, update customer records in your CRM, or kick off order fulfilment workflows — no manual data entry required. We built a similar payment-triggered automation for a property inspection company that needed seamless order-to-delivery processing. If your team is manually reconciling PayPal transactions or copying payment data between systems, our system integration team can build an automated workflow that keeps everything in sync. Talk to us about connecting PayPal to the rest of your operations.
  • PayPal Trigger

    PayPal Trigger

    PayPal Trigger is an automation node that fires whenever a specific event occurs in your PayPal account — such as a new payment received, a refund issued, or a subscription created. It allows businesses to react to payment events in real time without constantly checking PayPal manually. E-commerce businesses, SaaS companies, and service providers use PayPal Trigger to automate post-payment workflows. When a customer pays, the trigger can automatically update your accounting software, send a confirmation email, create a record in your CRM, or provision access to a digital product — all without human intervention. At Osher, we build PayPal Trigger workflows in n8n that connect your payment data to the rest of your business systems. This means orders are processed faster, financial records stay accurate, and your team does not need to manually reconcile payments across multiple platforms. We have built similar payment automation workflows for clients across e-commerce and professional services — see our property inspection company case study for an example of how payment and invoicing automation can transform a business. If your team is manually checking PayPal for new payments and then updating spreadsheets, CRMs, or accounting tools, a PayPal Trigger integration eliminates that repetitive work entirely. Visit our automated data processing page to learn more about how we handle these kinds of workflows.