File Storage & Document Management

  • Timetonic integrations

    Timetonic integrations

    Timetonic is a no-code database and workflow platform that combines the flexibility of a spreadsheet with the structure of a relational database. It lets teams build custom business applications — project trackers, CRM systems, inventory managers, approval workflows — without writing code. For organisations that have outgrown spreadsheets but do not need a full custom-built application, Timetonic sits in a practical middle ground. Where Timetonic becomes particularly useful is in connecting structured data to other business systems. Syncing records with your CRM, triggering notifications when statuses change, feeding data into reporting tools, or connecting to external APIs means your Timetonic applications do not exist in isolation. They become active parts of your operational workflow. Osher Digital helps businesses move from scattered spreadsheets to structured, connected systems. Our system integrations team can connect Timetonic to your existing tools, and our custom AI development practice can add intelligent automation on top — like AI-powered data classification or automated decision-making based on your Timetonic data. If your team is drowning in spreadsheets and needs a structured system that connects to everything else, our business automation specialists can help you design and build it using Timetonic and the right integrations.
  • 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.
  • Abstract

    Abstract

    Abstract is an API suite that provides essential web services including IP geolocation, email validation, phone number verification, and exchange rate data. Instead of building and maintaining these utility functions in-house, developers integrate Abstract’s endpoints to handle common data enrichment tasks with simple REST calls. Each API is purpose-built and returns structured JSON, making integration straightforward across any tech stack. Businesses running automated data processing workflows rely on services like Abstract to clean and enrich incoming data. For example, validating email addresses before they enter a CRM, detecting user locations for compliance checks, or converting currencies in real time for international transactions. These are the kinds of repetitive data tasks that eat up development time when built from scratch. Abstract’s APIs are particularly useful when paired with workflow automation platforms. If your organisation uses tools like n8n to orchestrate business processes, Abstract’s endpoints slot in as nodes that validate, enrich, or transform data mid-workflow. This kind of setup is common in projects handled by AI agencies building end-to-end automation pipelines for clients. For Australian organisations processing customer data at scale, Abstract offers a practical way to maintain data quality without manual review. Whether you’re verifying phone numbers during onboarding or geo-tagging records for reporting, these APIs integrate cleanly with system integration architectures that connect multiple platforms.
  • 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.
  • Evolphin Zoom

    Evolphin Zoom

    Evolphin Zoom is a digital asset management (DAM) and media workflow platform designed for creative teams working with large volumes of video, images, and design files. It provides version-controlled storage, automated transcoding, metadata tagging, and collaborative review workflows — replacing the mess of shared drives, email attachments, and scattered feedback that most creative teams deal with daily. What sets Evolphin Zoom apart from generic file storage is its deep understanding of media files. It generates thumbnails and previews for hundreds of formats, maintains complete version history with visual diffs, and handles proxy generation for video so editors can review footage without downloading massive originals. Approval workflows let stakeholders annotate directly on frames or design comps. Osher Digital works with organisations that need creative assets connected to broader business systems. Our system integrations team can link Evolphin Zoom with your CMS, marketing platforms, and publishing tools so approved assets flow automatically to where they need to go. Our property inspection case study shows how we automate content workflows at scale. For teams drowning in version confusion and manual file distribution, Evolphin Zoom brings order to the creative process. Osher’s automated data processing services can extend it with AI-powered metadata tagging and content classification, making your asset library searchable without manual effort.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • Libraria

    Libraria

    Libraria is a platform for building AI-powered knowledge assistants and chatbots from your own content. You connect it to your documentation, help articles, or internal knowledge base, and Libraria creates an assistant that can answer questions drawn from that material. It is aimed at businesses that want to offer self-service support, internal knowledge retrieval, or interactive documentation — without building a custom AI application from scratch. The platform supports multiple content sources and provides embeddable widgets that can be placed on websites or internal tools. Libraria handles the retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) pipeline behind the scenes, meaning it fetches relevant content from your knowledge base before generating a response. This keeps answers grounded in your actual documentation rather than producing generic or hallucinated responses. For businesses looking to reduce support ticket volume or make internal documentation more accessible, Libraria provides a practical approach. Osher Digital’s AI agent development team builds more advanced knowledge assistants for clients with complex requirements — agents that can take actions, not just answer questions. Our custom AI development services are useful when you need to go beyond what a no-code platform offers, such as integrating with proprietary data sources or adding multi-step reasoning capabilities. Whether you are building a customer-facing FAQ bot or an internal tool that helps employees find policy documents, Libraria handles the foundation. Osher Digital’s AI consulting team can help you figure out where a knowledge assistant adds the most value in your organisation and what content needs to be prepared to make it work well.
  • Cloozo

    Cloozo

    Cloozo is a no-code platform for building custom AI chatbots that can be trained on your own business data. Rather than offering a generic chatbot experience, Cloozo lets you upload knowledge bases, documents, and FAQs so the bot responds with answers specific to your products, services, and processes. This makes it a practical option for businesses that want AI-powered customer support without the cost of building a chatbot from scratch. The platform handles the technical side — hosting, model management, and conversation flow — so teams without AI engineering resources can still deploy a functional bot. Cloozo supports embedding chatbots on websites, connecting them to messaging platforms, and customising the look and tone of responses. For small and mid-sized businesses, this fills the gap between doing nothing and hiring a development team to build a bespoke solution. Where Cloozo fits into a broader strategy depends on what you are trying to achieve. A standalone chatbot handles basic customer queries, but the real value often comes from connecting it to backend systems — CRMs, booking tools, or internal databases. Osher Digital’s AI agent development services go beyond basic chatbots to build agents that can take actions, not just answer questions. Our AI agency team can help you decide whether a tool like Cloozo meets your needs or whether a more capable solution is warranted. For businesses wanting to test AI-powered customer interactions without a large upfront investment, Cloozo provides a low-risk entry point. If you later need more advanced capabilities, Osher Digital’s custom AI development team can build on what you have learned.
  • CraftDraft

    CraftDraft

    CraftDraft is an AI writing assistant built for content creators, marketers, and business professionals who need to produce written material quickly without sacrificing quality. It helps users move from a rough idea to a polished draft by guiding the writing process through structured stages — outlining, drafting, editing, and refining. Rather than dumping out a finished block of text, CraftDraft treats writing as an iterative process and supports each phase individually. The tool handles a range of content types including blog posts, marketing copy, social media content, newsletters, and business communications. Each content type comes with tailored guidance and formatting, so the AI understands the difference between a LinkedIn post and a technical whitepaper. This specificity produces better first drafts compared to generic AI text generators that treat all writing the same way. Content teams looking to increase their output while maintaining editorial standards should think about how CraftDraft fits within a broader business automation approach. When combined with automated data processing for gathering research inputs and insights, CraftDraft can become part of an efficient content production pipeline. For organisations wanting to build a fully connected content workflow, working with an AI agency can help tie everything together. CraftDraft suits marketing teams, content agencies, and solo professionals who write frequently and want to cut their drafting time significantly. If you produce content regularly and find the blank page is your biggest bottleneck, this tool tackles that problem directly.
  • DocuWriter

    DocuWriter

    DocuWriter is an AI-powered documentation tool that automatically generates technical documentation from source code and APIs. Development teams frequently deprioritise documentation because it is time-consuming and quickly becomes outdated. DocuWriter addresses this by reading your codebase, understanding its structure and logic, then producing clear, formatted documentation that stays synchronised with your actual code. The tool supports multiple programming languages and documentation formats. It can generate API references, code explanations, README files, and developer guides based on the structure and comments within your codebase. For teams working on fast-moving projects where documentation falls behind after every sprint, DocuWriter provides a way to keep docs current without dedicating engineering hours to manual writing. Australian software companies and development teams looking to improve their documentation practices can combine DocuWriter with broader business automation workflows. Connecting it to your CI/CD pipeline through proper system integrations means documentation gets updated automatically with every deployment. For teams building AI-powered products, an AI agency can help integrate DocuWriter alongside other development tools to create a fully automated documentation workflow. DocuWriter is a practical choice for development teams of any size that struggle to keep documentation up to date. If your API docs are perpetually stale or your onboarding process suffers because nothing is written down, this tool directly addresses that problem.
  • Alphamoon

    Alphamoon

    Alphamoon is an intelligent document processing platform that uses machine learning to extract, classify, and validate data from unstructured documents. Businesses dealing with high volumes of invoices, contracts, and forms often spend excessive hours on manual data entry — Alphamoon tackles this by automating the entire extraction pipeline, reducing errors and freeing teams to focus on higher-value work. The platform handles a range of document types out of the box, including scanned PDFs, handwritten forms, and digital files. Its adaptive learning engine improves accuracy over time as it processes more of your organisation’s documents, which means fewer corrections and faster turnaround on data-heavy workflows. For companies exploring automated data processing, Alphamoon offers a practical entry point without the need for deep technical expertise. Alphamoon also integrates with existing business systems through APIs, making it straightforward to connect with CRMs, ERPs, and cloud storage platforms. If your team is already working with workflow automation tools, pairing Alphamoon with an AI consulting partner can help you build end-to-end document pipelines that scale with your business. Whether you’re processing insurance claims, onboarding paperwork, or supplier invoices, Alphamoon brings structure to messy document workflows. Organisations looking to reduce manual handling should also consider how robotic process automation can complement intelligent document processing for even broader efficiency gains.
  • DocsBot AI

    DocsBot AI

    DocsBot AI lets you build AI chatbots and Q&A tools trained on your documentation — knowledge bases, help articles, technical docs, internal wikis, and any other written content your organisation maintains. The core use case is turning static documentation into an interactive, conversational interface where users get direct answers instead of searching through pages of text. The platform serves two primary audiences: customer-facing support (where the bot answers product and service questions from your public documentation) and internal knowledge management (where team members query company procedures, policies, or technical references). Both use cases solve the same fundamental problem — people can’t find what they need in your docs, so they either give up or ask someone who could be doing more valuable work. DocsBot supports multiple content sources including URLs, document uploads, sitemaps, and direct integrations with platforms like Notion, Zendesk, and WordPress. It also offers API access for embedding the Q&A capability into your own applications, plus a widget for easy website deployment. The chatbot cites its sources, so users can verify answers against the original documentation. For organisations managing large documentation libraries, this tool pairs naturally with automated data processing workflows and broader system integrations. The practical impact depends on the quality and coverage of your existing documentation. If your docs are incomplete, outdated, or poorly structured, the chatbot will reflect those gaps. Getting value from DocsBot often starts with a documentation audit — something an experienced AI agency can help with alongside the technical implementation. Well-implemented documentation chatbots reduce support ticket volume and make internal knowledge genuinely accessible.
  • TalkNotes

    TalkNotes

    TalkNotes is an AI-powered voice-to-text tool that transforms spoken recordings into structured written content. Instead of typing out meeting notes, blog drafts, or journal entries, users speak naturally and TalkNotes transcribes, cleans up, and organises the output into readable text. It is aimed at professionals, content creators, and anyone who thinks faster than they type. What sets TalkNotes apart from basic transcription tools is the post-processing layer. It does not just produce a raw transcript — it restructures your speech into paragraphs, removes filler words, and can reformat the output as meeting minutes, blog posts, or to-do lists. This saves a significant editing step that usually follows voice-to-text conversion. For teams generating reports, documentation, or client-facing content, TalkNotes can cut production time considerably. Field staff can dictate inspection notes on-site, consultants can capture post-meeting summaries while walking to their car, and founders can draft communications without sitting at a keyboard. When paired with automation workflows, these outputs can route directly into project management tools or CRMs. Osher Digital’s business automation consultants help organisations connect tools like TalkNotes into broader systems so captured content reaches the right destination automatically. If your team produces large volumes of written content or documentation and you are looking to reduce the time spent typing and formatting, TalkNotes is a practical option. Our AI consulting team can assess where voice-to-text fits within your operations and how to integrate it with your existing data processing workflows.
  • Firmao

    Firmao

    Firmao is a CRM and business management platform that combines customer relationship management, project tracking, invoicing, and warehouse management in a single system. It is aimed at small and medium-sized businesses that need an affordable, integrated solution without the complexity of enterprise-grade platforms. Firmao handles a lot under one roof, but connecting it with specialised tools you already use — like accounting software, marketing platforms, or industry-specific applications — usually requires custom integration work. When Firmao operates in isolation, data gets duplicated across systems. Your accounting team re-enters invoice data that already exists in Firmao. Marketing campaigns cannot reference CRM segments without a manual export. Project updates in Firmao do not reach external collaborators who use different tools. These gaps create extra work and increase the risk of errors. Our system integrations team at Osher connects Firmao with your accounting software, marketing platforms, e-commerce systems, and other business tools so that data flows between them without manual intervention. Our robotic process automation specialists handle the repetitive data transfer tasks that currently eat into your team’s productive hours. If Firmao is your operational backbone but feels disconnected from the rest of your tech stack, our AI consultants can design an integration plan that makes every system work together as a cohesive unit.
  • imgbb

    imgbb

    imgbb is a free image hosting service with API access for uploading and storing images in the cloud. For businesses and developers who need a reliable way to host images programmatically — whether for automated reports, content management, or data processing pipelines — imgbb offers a straightforward upload API that returns publicly accessible URLs. The practical value emerges when imgbb is embedded in automated workflows. A field services team capturing site photos needs those images accessible for reports, CRM records, or client sharing. By connecting imgbb to n8n, incoming images upload, organise, and link to downstream systems without manual file transfers. Our automated data processing team builds these media handling pipelines across industries. imgbb supports base64 and file uploads, returns direct image URLs and thumbnail variants, and provides optional expiration settings. This flexibility suits both permanent asset hosting and short-lived processing tasks. If your workflow generates images needing URL access — charts, screenshots, processed photos — imgbb serves as a simple hosting layer. For teams needing image hosting within a larger automation pipeline, our system integrations specialists can connect imgbb to your existing tools. Our AI consultants can help design a solution that fits your visual data workflows.
  • Draftable

    Draftable

    Draftable is a document comparison tool that identifies differences between two versions of a file — Word documents, PDFs, PowerPoint presentations — and presents them in a clear, side-by-side view with changes highlighted. If your team spends time manually reviewing contract redlines, policy updates, or report revisions, Draftable automates the comparison so nothing gets missed. For Australian businesses in legal, compliance, finance, and professional services, document comparison is not optional — it is a core workflow. Contracts get revised, policies get updated, reports go through multiple drafts. Catching every change matters, and human eyes scanning two versions side by side will miss things that software will not. Draftable eliminates that risk by flagging every insertion, deletion, and formatting change automatically. Draftable offers both a web-based comparison tool and an API for embedding comparison capabilities into your own systems. The API is where the real business value sits for automation-minded organisations. Connected to a workflow platform like n8n, you can build processes where incoming document revisions are automatically compared against the previous version, with a comparison report generated and routed to the right reviewer without anyone manually uploading files. If document version control and change tracking are part of your operational reality, Draftable plugs into your automated data processing workflows as the comparison engine. It handles the tedious part — finding what changed — so your team can focus on the important part: deciding whether those changes are acceptable.
  • Cloudlayer

    Cloudlayer

    Cloudlayer is a cloud-based document generation and conversion API that handles PDF creation, HTML-to-PDF conversion, image processing, and OCR. If your team is manually building reports, invoices, or certificates, Cloudlayer lets you automate the lot through a single API endpoint. Point it at an HTML template, feed in your data, and get back pixel-perfect PDFs at scale. For Australian businesses dealing with high-volume document workflows — think compliance paperwork, client proposals, or automated invoicing — Cloudlayer slots in as the rendering engine behind your existing systems. It pairs well with workflow platforms like n8n and integrates with CRMs, ERPs, and document management systems without requiring a full rebuild of what you already have. The practical value shows up when you stop treating document generation as a manual task. A property services firm we worked with was spending hours each week formatting inspection reports by hand. By connecting their data pipeline to Cloudlayer’s API, the same reports now generate automatically when an inspection is completed — consistent branding, correct data, no copy-paste errors. That’s the kind of outcome that compounds over time. Cloudlayer handles batch processing, supports custom templates, and manages multiple output formats. If you need automated data processing that ends with a polished document rather than a spreadsheet row, it’s worth evaluating as part of your stack.
  • ConvertAPI

    ConvertAPI

    ConvertAPI is a cloud-based file conversion and manipulation service that handles document transformations through a simple REST API. It converts between file formats — PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, HTML, images, and dozens more — and provides tools for merging, splitting, watermarking, and compressing documents programmatically. The problem ConvertAPI solves is one that surfaces constantly in business automation: documents arrive in the wrong format. A client sends a Word document that needs to be a PDF. A report generated in HTML needs to become a downloadable spreadsheet. Invoices need watermarking before distribution. Handling these conversions manually is tedious; building conversion logic into custom code is complex and fragile. ConvertAPI provides a reliable, maintained service that handles the heavy lifting. ConvertAPI becomes particularly powerful when embedded in broader automated data processing workflows. For example, an n8n workflow can receive uploaded documents, convert them to the required format via ConvertAPI, extract key data, and route the processed files to the right systems — all without human intervention. This is the kind of document pipeline automation we regularly build for clients, including similar document handling challenges in our medical document classification project. If your team spends time manually converting, merging, or processing documents, ConvertAPI can automate those steps. Talk to our team about building document processing workflows that eliminate manual file handling.
  • Pinboard

    Pinboard

    Pinboard is a no-frills bookmarking service for saving, tagging, and organising web links. Unlike social bookmarking platforms that prioritise sharing and discovery, Pinboard focuses on being a reliable personal archive — fast search, simple tagging, full-text archiving of saved pages, and an API that makes it easy to integrate with other tools. It is the kind of tool that developers and researchers rely on precisely because it stays out of the way. Where Pinboard becomes relevant in a business context is knowledge management and research workflows. Teams that regularly collect and reference web content — competitive intelligence, technical research, regulatory monitoring, content curation — can use Pinboard as a lightweight repository. The API makes it straightforward to pipe bookmarks into other systems, whether that is a shared knowledge base, a Slack channel, or a research database. The automation angle is where it gets interesting. Using n8n, you can build workflows that automatically save bookmarks based on triggers — flagged emails, saved Slack messages, or RSS feeds. You can also pull from Pinboard to populate newsletters, research digests, or team dashboards. Combined with our system integration services, Pinboard becomes a building block in a larger productivity workflow rather than a standalone tool. If you are looking to streamline how your team collects and shares knowledge, get in touch. Even simple automation around content curation can save meaningful time when it runs every day.
  • PDFMonkey

    PDFMonkey

    PDFMonkey is a cloud-based API service for generating PDF documents programmatically from templates. You design your document layout once, then feed it dynamic data through the API to produce invoices, contracts, reports, certificates, or any other document type at scale. It supports HTML/CSS templating, conditional logic, and dynamic data insertion — so each generated PDF can look different based on the data you pass in. The real value of PDFMonkey shows up in operations where staff are manually creating documents by copying data from one system into a Word template or spreadsheet. We see this constantly in professional services, property management, insurance, and field services — people spending hours each week on document assembly that should be fully automated. Our property inspection automation case study is a good example of what eliminating manual document work looks like in practice. Integrating PDFMonkey into your existing workflow means your CRM, project management tool, or database can trigger document generation automatically. A new deal closes in your CRM and the contract generates itself. An inspection completes and the report is assembled, formatted, and emailed to the client — all without human intervention. We build these pipelines using n8n and connect them to whatever systems your business already runs on. If your team is still assembling documents by hand, get in touch. This is one of the quickest automation wins we deliver through our RPA services.
  • Karbon

    Karbon

    Karbon is a practice management platform designed specifically for accounting firms, bookkeepers, and financial services teams. It combines workflow management, client communication, document handling, and team collaboration into a single system purpose-built for how accounting practices actually operate. If your firm is juggling client work across email threads, spreadsheets, and shared drives, Karbon consolidates that into structured workflows with clear ownership and deadlines. The platform is particularly strong in Australia and New Zealand, where it was originally built. It integrates natively with Xero and other local accounting tools, which makes it a natural fit for firms already operating in that ecosystem. The core value is turning recurring client work, like BAS lodgements, year-end accounts, and monthly reporting, into repeatable workflows that the whole team can follow consistently. Where Karbon becomes even more powerful is when you connect it to the rest of your tech stack through automation. Using tools like n8n, you can build workflows that automatically create Karbon work items when a client signs an engagement letter, sync client documents from cloud storage, or notify your team in Slack when a deadline is approaching. This kind of business automation turns Karbon from a project management tool into the central nervous system of your practice. We have helped accounting firms connect Karbon to their CRM, document management, and data processing pipelines so that client information flows through the practice without manual re-keying. If your firm is growing and the current workflow is held together by tribal knowledge and email chains, integrating Karbon properly is one of the highest-impact improvements you can make.
  • Imgur

    Imgur

    Imgur is one of the internet’s most widely used image hosting platforms, handling billions of image views each month. For businesses running content-heavy websites, marketing campaigns, or internal documentation systems, Imgur’s API offers a practical way to offload image storage and delivery without managing your own CDN infrastructure. Where Imgur becomes genuinely useful in a business context is when it’s connected to broader workflows through platforms like n8n. Rather than manually uploading screenshots, product images, or user-generated content, you can automate the entire pipeline — from capture to upload to embedding in your CMS or internal tools. This is particularly relevant for teams handling large volumes of visual content across marketing, support, or documentation. The real value isn’t Imgur itself — it’s what happens when you integrate it properly. Automated image processing pipelines can handle resizing, format conversion, and metadata tagging before images ever reach Imgur, then push the hosted URLs directly into your content management system, Slack channels, or client-facing dashboards. Our system integration work regularly involves connecting media platforms like Imgur into larger automated workflows. For teams already using n8n or similar orchestration tools, adding Imgur as a node in your workflow takes minutes. The challenge is designing the broader system so that image handling doesn’t become a bottleneck — something our consulting team helps Australian businesses with regularly.
  • Docupilot

    Docupilot

    Docupilot is a document automation platform that generates PDFs, Word documents, spreadsheets, and presentations from templates populated with dynamic data. If your business regularly produces proposals, contracts, invoices, or reports that follow a standard format with variable content, Docupilot eliminates the manual copy-paste work. Set up a template once, connect your data source, and the platform generates finished documents automatically. The platform connects to CRMs, form builders, spreadsheets, and other data sources through native integrations and API access. When a deal closes in your CRM, Docupilot generates the contract. When a form is submitted, it produces a personalised PDF. For businesses creating dozens of documents weekly, this saves significant time and reduces errors from manual data entry. Docupilot supports merge fields, conditional content blocks, tables that expand based on data rows, and image insertion. Generated documents can be delivered via email, saved to cloud storage, or pushed to document management systems as part of an automated data processing pipeline. Our team at Osher has built document automation workflows for businesses spending hours each week on manual document creation. A common pattern is connecting Docupilot to a CRM and accounting system so proposals, contracts, and invoices generate at the right stage of the sales process. Combined with RPA workflows, you can automate the entire document lifecycle from creation through approval and delivery.
  • Cloud Convert

    Cloud Convert

    CloudConvert is a file conversion API and web tool that supports over 200 file formats. It converts documents, images, videos, audio, spreadsheets, presentations, and ebooks between formats, making it a go-to tool for businesses that deal with files from multiple sources in different formats. The real power of CloudConvert is in its API. Rather than manually converting files one at a time through the web interface, you can build automated workflows that convert files as they arrive — turning uploaded PDFs into editable Word documents, compressing images for web use, or converting video files for different platforms. For businesses processing high volumes of files, this automation eliminates hours of repetitive work. At Osher, we integrate CloudConvert into automated document pipelines using n8n. Whether you need incoming client documents converted to a standard format, image files optimised before storage, or reports generated in multiple output formats, we build the workflows that handle file conversion without manual intervention. See our automated data processing services and our insurance tech data pipeline case study for real examples of how we handle document processing at scale. CloudConvert runs entirely in the cloud, supports batch processing, and offers file merging and watermarking features. For Australian businesses dealing with document-heavy processes, it is a practical tool that slots into larger automation workflows to keep files in the right format without anyone needing to think about it.
  • Zoho WorkDrive

    Zoho WorkDrive

    Zoho WorkDrive is a cloud-based file storage and document management platform built for teams. It provides shared workspaces, real-time document collaboration, and granular access controls, making it a practical choice for businesses that need more structure than a basic file-sharing tool offers. What sets Zoho WorkDrive apart from generic cloud storage is its team-oriented design. Shared team folders, admin controls, and built-in content management features mean your files stay organised as your team grows. It also integrates tightly with the rest of the Zoho ecosystem — Zoho CRM, Zoho Projects, Zoho Mail — which is valuable if your business already runs on Zoho apps. At Osher, we help businesses connect Zoho WorkDrive to their wider tech stack using workflow automation. Whether you need documents automatically filed from email attachments, reports generated and stored on a schedule, or files synced between WorkDrive and external systems, we build the automations that keep your document management running without constant manual effort. See our automated data processing services for more on how we handle document workflows. Zoho WorkDrive includes version history, offline access, and file-level analytics so you can track who accessed what and when. For Australian businesses looking for a well-priced alternative to SharePoint or Google Drive with stronger team management features, it is worth a serious look.
  • Papyrs

    Papyrs

    Papyrs is an online wiki and intranet platform that gives teams a simple way to create internal knowledge bases, documentation, and collaborative workspaces. It combines the ease of a drag-and-drop page builder with wiki-style linking and organisation, making it accessible to non-technical team members who need to document processes, policies, and project information. For Australian businesses that struggle with scattered documentation — information buried in shared drives, email threads, or individual hard drives — Papyrs provides a centralised, searchable home for internal knowledge. Teams can create pages for standard operating procedures, onboarding guides, meeting notes, and project documentation without needing IT support. Papyrs supports page templates, file attachments, forms, comments, and granular access permissions. This means you can control who sees what, collect structured input through embedded forms, and maintain version history for compliance-sensitive documents — all within a single platform. If your team needs a knowledge management system that integrates with your existing tools, our integration specialists can connect Papyrs to your project management, CRM, and business automation workflows so documentation stays current as your processes evolve.
  • SuiteDash

    SuiteDash

    SuiteDash is an all-in-one business management platform that combines client portals, project management, CRM, invoicing, file sharing, and team collaboration into a single white-label solution. Instead of juggling separate subscriptions for each function, SuiteDash consolidates everything behind one login — for both your team and your clients. For service-based businesses in Australia, SuiteDash is particularly appealing because it replaces the patchwork of tools that typically includes a CRM, a project manager, a file-sharing service, and an invoicing system. The white-label capability means you can brand the entire portal with your own domain and logo, presenting a seamless professional experience to clients. The platform handles client onboarding workflows, automated appointment scheduling, recurring billing, and secure document exchange. This makes it well suited for agencies, consultancies, law firms, and accounting practices that need structured client communication alongside internal project tracking. If you are looking to streamline your business operations and reduce tool sprawl, our business automation team can help you migrate to SuiteDash and integrate it with your existing systems through custom system integrations.
  • Confluence

    Confluence

    Confluence is Atlassian’s team workspace and documentation platform, used by businesses of all sizes to create, organise, and collaborate on internal knowledge bases, project documentation, meeting notes, and process guides. If your team’s knowledge lives in scattered Google Docs, Slack messages, and people’s heads, Confluence gives it a structured home. The platform works particularly well alongside Jira for software development teams, but its use extends far beyond engineering. Marketing teams maintain campaign playbooks. Operations teams document standard procedures. Sales teams build proposal templates and competitive intelligence libraries. The value compounds as more of your organisation’s knowledge moves into a searchable, version-controlled system. Where businesses struggle is keeping Confluence connected to their other tools. Project updates from Jira should surface automatically in Confluence. Customer feedback from support tickets should feed into product documentation. Onboarding checklists should trigger when new employees are added to your HR system. Without these integrations, Confluence becomes yet another silo that people forget to update. Osher Digital integrates Confluence into your business workflows using automation and system integrations. We connect it with your project management tools, CRM, HR systems, and communication platforms so documentation stays current without your team manually copying information between tools.
  • Docparser

    Docparser

    Docparser is a document parsing platform that extracts structured data from PDFs, scanned documents, and other file formats using intelligent parsing rules and OCR technology. Docparser turns unstructured documents like invoices, purchase orders, delivery notes, and contracts into clean, usable data that can flow into your business systems automatically. The problem Docparser solves is straightforward but painful: someone on your team is manually reading documents and typing data into spreadsheets or software. This is slow, error-prone, and scales terribly. Docparser replaces that manual step by learning where key data points sit in your documents and extracting them consistently every time. Connected to your broader automation stack, Docparser becomes the first step in powerful document workflows. Invoices get parsed and routed to accounting software. Purchase orders update inventory systems. Contracts get classified and filed. Our data processing automation team has built pipelines where Docparser handles the extraction, and downstream automations handle everything that happens next—similar to what we delivered in our medical document classification project. If your business processes involve people manually extracting data from documents, Docparser integrated into an automated workflow can eliminate hours of repetitive work each week while improving data accuracy.
  • 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.
  • Mem

    Mem

    Mem is an AI-powered note-taking and knowledge management platform that helps teams capture, organise, and retrieve information without the usual friction of traditional tools. Rather than forcing you into rigid folder structures, Mem uses machine learning to surface relevant notes, tag content automatically, and connect related ideas across your workspace. For businesses drowning in scattered documents across Slack threads, email chains, and shared drives, Mem offers a genuine solution. It pulls your knowledge into one searchable layer where context follows you rather than getting lost in silos. Teams using Mem typically find they spend less time hunting for information and more time actually using it. Where Mem gets particularly useful is when it connects to the rest of your tech stack. Paired with workflow automation through tools like n8n, Mem can automatically capture meeting notes, route insights to the right people, and feed into reporting workflows. Our AI consulting team has helped organisations build knowledge management systems where Mem acts as the central brain, connected to CRMs, project management tools, and communication platforms. If your team keeps reinventing the wheel because institutional knowledge lives in people’s heads rather than in an accessible system, Mem integrated into a broader automation stack is worth serious consideration.
  • Extract from File

    Extract from File

    Extract from File is an n8n utility node that pulls structured data out of documents — PDFs, spreadsheets, CSVs, and other file formats that would otherwise need manual handling. Instead of copying and pasting values from invoices, reports, or data exports, this node reads the file and returns clean, usable fields your workflow can act on immediately. Most businesses deal with incoming files daily. Supplier invoices arrive as PDFs, clients send spreadsheets, and internal teams export CSVs from various platforms. Without automation, someone has to open each file, find the relevant data, and re-enter it somewhere else. Extract from File eliminates that manual step entirely, feeding parsed data straight into downstream nodes for processing, storage, or analysis. When combined with other n8n nodes, Extract from File becomes the starting point for document-driven workflows. You might pull line items from purchase orders and push them into your accounting system, or extract contact details from uploaded forms and create CRM records automatically. The node handles the parsing so the rest of your workflow can focus on what to do with the data. If your team spends time manually pulling information from files, this is where that stops. Osher Digital helps Australian businesses build automated data processing pipelines that start with nodes like Extract from File and end with hours saved every week. Talk to us about business automation that actually fits your operations.
  • Convert to File

    Convert to File

    The Convert to File node in n8n transforms structured data from your workflows into downloadable files. It takes JSON data, spreadsheet rows, text content, or other structured formats and converts them into files like CSV, XLSX, JSON, HTML, or plain text. This is the node you reach for when your workflow needs to produce a report, export data for another system, or generate a file attachment for an email. Reporting and data export are among the most common automation needs across every industry. Instead of manually exporting data from dashboards, copying rows into spreadsheets, and emailing files to stakeholders, the Convert to File node handles the entire output step programmatically. Your workflow collects the data, processes it, and produces a ready-to-use file — all without human intervention. This node is especially valuable in automated data processing pipelines where data needs to move between systems in specific file formats. Whether you are generating weekly sales reports from CRM data, exporting compliance records as CSV files, or creating invoices from order data, the Convert to File node handles the format conversion. We built a similar file generation pipeline for a property inspection company that needed automated report generation from field data. If your team spends time manually exporting and formatting data, our business automation team can build workflows that generate the files you need on schedule or on demand — no manual steps required.
  • Microsoft OneDrive Trigger

    Microsoft OneDrive Trigger

    Microsoft OneDrive Trigger is an n8n node that starts workflows automatically when files are created or modified in OneDrive. It watches specific folders for changes and fires your automation the moment something new lands — whether that’s an uploaded invoice, a signed contract, or an updated spreadsheet from a team member. For businesses running on Microsoft 365, this node eliminates the manual step of checking shared folders and acting on new files. Instead of someone downloading a report from OneDrive, renaming it, and forwarding it to the right team, the workflow handles it all. Documents get processed, data gets extracted, and notifications get sent without anyone lifting a finger. Our automated data processing team at Osher Digital uses the OneDrive Trigger frequently for document-heavy workflows. A practical example: a property inspection client uploads completed reports to a shared OneDrive folder, and the trigger kicks off a workflow that extracts key data, updates their project management system, and sends a summary to the operations manager. Similar to what we delivered in our property inspection automation project.