Learning Management &amp; Online Courses

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.

Libraria consultants

Stammer.ai

Stammer.ai is a white-label AI chatbot platform that lets agencies and consultancies deploy branded conversational AI solutions for their clients. Rather than building chatbot infrastructure from scratch, Stammer.ai provides the underlying AI engine, conversation management, and deployment tools — all behind your own brand. This makes it particularly relevant for digital agencies, marketing firms, and IT consultancies looking to offer AI chat as a service. The platform supports training chatbots on custom data, embedding them on client websites, and managing multiple client deployments from a single dashboard. Each chatbot can be customised with client-specific branding, knowledge bases, and conversation flows. For agencies managing dozens of client websites, this centralised approach is far more efficient than maintaining individual chatbot setups. Where Stammer.ai fits into broader AI strategy is as an entry point for agencies wanting to add conversational AI to their service offerings without the development overhead. It handles the model hosting, conversation logic, and widget deployment, leaving the agency to focus on configuration and client management. Osher Digital’s AI agency services work with organisations that need to move beyond template-based chatbots into more sophisticated AI agent development — but Stammer.ai can be a solid starting point for simpler use cases. If you are an agency exploring how to offer AI chatbots to your clients, or a business wanting a branded conversational tool on your website, Stammer.ai provides a quick path to deployment. For more complex requirements involving multi-step workflows, API integrations, or custom AI logic, our custom AI development team can build solutions tailored to your specific needs.

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HeyGen

HeyGen is an AI video generation platform that creates professional-looking videos from text scripts using realistic AI avatars. Instead of booking studios, hiring presenters, and spending days on post-production, businesses can produce training videos, marketing content, and personalised outreach clips in minutes from a browser. The traditional video production process is expensive and slow. A single corporate training video can take weeks from script to final cut, and updating it when information changes means starting over. HeyGen changes this equation entirely. You write a script, choose an avatar (or create a custom one), select a voice, and the platform generates a polished video. For organisations with a sales automation strategy, HeyGen enables personalised video prospecting at a scale impossible with traditional recording. HeyGen supports multiple languages and accents, useful for Australian businesses with international clients. The platform also offers API access, meaning video generation can be built into automated workflows — imagine a system that creates onboarding videos for new clients or personalised walkthrough clips triggered from your CRM. Our business automation team helps organisations build these AI-powered content pipelines. If video is part of your communication strategy but production costs keep holding you back, HeyGen removes those barriers. Combined with AI consulting guidance on where AI-generated video fits your workflow, it can become a practical tool rather than a novelty.

HeyGen consultants

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.

Thrivecart consultants

Kaggle

Kaggle is a data science and machine learning platform owned by Google that hosts datasets, competitions, and collaborative notebooks. For organisations exploring AI and machine learning, Kaggle provides access to thousands of public datasets and a community of data scientists who share working code, tutorials, and pre-trained models. It serves as both a learning environment and a prototyping playground. The competition format is what originally put Kaggle on the map. Companies post real-world data problems with prize pools, and data scientists compete to build the most accurate models. The result is a library of battle-tested approaches to problems like fraud detection, demand forecasting, image classification, and natural language processing that anyone can study and adapt. For businesses, Kaggle is most useful during the exploration phase of an AI project. Before committing to a full build, your team can use Kaggle notebooks to test whether a particular dataset or modelling approach is viable. Osher Digital’s AI consulting services often reference Kaggle benchmarks when advising clients on what is achievable with their data and what model architectures suit their problem. If you have data but are unsure whether machine learning can deliver meaningful results for your use case, Kaggle is a low-cost way to test assumptions. Our custom AI development team can take promising Kaggle prototypes and turn them into production-ready solutions, while our AI agent development services build intelligent systems that act on model outputs automatically.

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KnowBe4

KnowBe4 is a security awareness training and phishing simulation platform that helps organisations reduce the risk of employees falling for social engineering attacks. Rather than relying solely on technical controls, KnowBe4 addresses the human element — the most exploited attack vector — by training staff to recognise phishing emails, suspicious links, and social engineering tactics. The risk KnowBe4 mitigates is significant. A single employee clicking a malicious link can lead to ransomware, data breaches, and financial fraud. Traditional approaches — annual presentations or policy documents nobody reads — do not change behaviour. KnowBe4 uses frequent simulated phishing campaigns and short training modules to build security habits over time. The platform includes training content covering phishing, ransomware, password security, and compliance topics. Its simulation engine sends realistic test emails to employees and tracks who clicks, who reports, and who needs additional training. Over time, you build measurable data on your organisation’s security culture and can demonstrate improvement to leadership. Osher Digital helps Australian organisations integrate KnowBe4 into broader business automation workflows. Our system integrations team connects KnowBe4 to HR systems for automatic user provisioning and syncs training data with compliance platforms. Our AI consulting team can advise on complementary AI-driven security monitoring approaches.

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TalentLMS

HR & Recruitment

TalentLMS is a cloud-based learning management system built for organisations that need to train employees, customers, or partners without the complexity of enterprise LMS platforms. It provides a straightforward way to create courses, deliver training content, track learner progress, and issue certifications — all through a browser-based interface that does not require IT involvement to manage. The operational challenge TalentLMS addresses is training at scale. When onboarding new hires, rolling out compliance training, or upskilling existing teams, relying on in-person sessions or ad-hoc document sharing creates inconsistency and makes it impossible to verify who has actually completed what. TalentLMS centralises all training content and provides clear reporting on completion, scores, and certification status. TalentLMS supports multiple content formats including video, SCORM packages, presentations, and interactive assessments. Its branching and prerequisite features let you build structured learning paths where employees progress through modules in a defined sequence, ensuring foundational knowledge is covered before advanced topics. Osher Digital helps Australian organisations integrate TalentLMS into their broader business systems through system integrations. Our business automation team can connect TalentLMS to your HR platform so new hires are automatically enrolled in onboarding courses, training completions sync to employee records, and compliance deadlines trigger reminder workflows. For organisations exploring AI-assisted training content, our AI consulting team can advise on approaches that keep content current and relevant.

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Dock Certs

HR & Recruitment

Dock Certs is a verifiable credentials platform that lets organisations issue, manage, and verify digital certificates and credentials using blockchain-anchored technology. Instead of paper certificates or easily faked PDFs, Dock Certs produces tamper-proof digital credentials that anyone can verify instantly — no phone calls to the issuing organisation required. For Australian businesses in education, training, HR, and professional services, Dock Certs addresses a real administrative headache: credential verification. RTOs issuing completion certificates, employers verifying qualifications, professional bodies managing accreditations — all of these involve manual processes that are slow, error-prone, and expensive to maintain. Dock Certs digitises that entire chain. The platform uses W3C Verifiable Credentials standards and decentralised identifiers (DIDs), which means credentials issued through Dock Certs are interoperable and future-proof. Recipients hold their credentials in a digital wallet and can share them with anyone who needs to verify — employers, regulators, clients — with a single link or QR code. The verifier gets instant cryptographic proof that the credential is legitimate and hasn’t been altered. Connected to your existing systems through API integrations, Dock Certs can automate credential issuance when a course is completed in your LMS, a compliance requirement is met, or an employee finishes onboarding. Paired with automated data processing, the entire issue-hold-verify cycle runs without manual paperwork, reducing admin costs and improving trust in the credentials you issue.

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Free Dictionary

Learning Management & Online Courses

Free Dictionary is an open API that provides dictionary definitions, phonetics, synonyms, antonyms, and usage examples for English words. It’s a no-cost, no-authentication resource that developers and businesses can tap into for language processing tasks without worrying about API key management or usage caps for basic queries. The practical applications go well beyond building a dictionary app. Australian businesses in education, legal, publishing, and content management use dictionary APIs to power features like in-app glossaries, automated content enrichment, and terminology validation. If your platform deals with text — and most do — having programmatic access to word definitions opens up workflow possibilities that manual lookups simply cannot match. Where Free Dictionary gets particularly useful is inside automated pipelines. Pair it with a workflow tool like n8n, and you can build systems that automatically define technical terms in training materials, validate terminology in legal documents, or enrich content with contextual definitions before publication. These are small automations that save consistent time across teams. For organisations building AI agents or chatbots, Free Dictionary serves as a reliable reference layer. When a user asks what a word means or when an agent needs to verify terminology, the API provides structured data that’s straightforward to parse and present. No licensing headaches, no complex authentication — just clean language data on demand.

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Mux

Mux is a video infrastructure API that handles video hosting, encoding, streaming, and analytics for businesses that need to deliver video content at scale. Rather than managing your own video encoding pipeline, CDN, and player, Mux provides the entire stack through API calls — upload a video, get a playback URL, and stream it to your users with adaptive bitrate quality. The platform covers both on-demand video and live streaming, with built-in analytics that track viewer engagement, playback quality, and delivery performance. For businesses building products with video — online courses, media platforms, virtual events, product demos — Mux removes the infrastructure complexity so your team can focus on the content and user experience rather than encoding formats and CDN configuration. Where Mux becomes particularly valuable is in its developer-first approach. The API handles everything programmatically, which means video workflows can be fully automated — uploads trigger encoding, new assets generate thumbnails and subtitles, and analytics data feeds into your dashboards. At Osher, we help businesses integrate Mux into their platforms and connect it to broader data processing and content delivery workflows so video operations scale without manual bottlenecks.

Mux consultants

Supportivekoala

Learning Management & Online Courses

Supportivekoala is an image generation API that creates personalised images from templates at scale. Instead of designing individual social media graphics, certificates, promotional banners, or personalised cards manually, you define a template once and the API populates it with dynamic data — names, dates, scores, custom text — automatically. The use case is straightforward but powerful for teams that produce repetitive visual content. Think course completion certificates for an LMS, personalised social proof images for marketing campaigns, or branded quote graphics for social media. Doing this manually for dozens or hundreds of recipients is tedious. Supportivekoala turns it into an API call. The API integrates cleanly with automation platforms, which means image generation can be triggered by events in your existing systems. A student completes a course, and their certificate is generated and emailed automatically. A new testimonial comes in, and a branded quote graphic is created for social sharing. At Osher, we build these kinds of automated content pipelines using n8n and business automation workflows, connecting image generation to the systems that need it without manual design work.

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WebinarJam

WebinarJam is a webinar hosting platform built for marketing-focused live events. It handles registration pages, email reminders, live broadcasting, audience interaction (polls, Q&A, chat), replay hosting, and attendee analytics. The platform is designed around conversion — selling during webinars, capturing leads, and driving attendees toward a specific action. For businesses running regular webinars as part of their sales or education strategy, WebinarJam covers the broadcasting side well. The gap usually appears in what happens before and after the webinar. Registration data needs to flow into your CRM. Attendee behaviour — who showed up, who watched the replay, who clicked the offer — needs to trigger follow-up sequences in your email marketing tool. Sales team members need to be notified about hot leads in real time. That is where business automation comes in. We connect WebinarJam to the rest of your tech stack so the handoffs between marketing, sales, and follow-up happen automatically. A typical setup might sync registrants to HubSpot, trigger different email sequences based on attendance status, and push qualified leads to your sales team’s pipeline — all running through n8n workflows without manual data wrangling. If you are running webinars but spending too much time on the admin around them, book a call and we can map out what an automated webinar workflow would look like for your business.

WebinarJam consultants

Miestro

E-Commerce

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.

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Accredible

HR & Recruitment

Accredible is a digital credentialing platform used by training providers, universities, and professional organisations to issue verifiable digital certificates and badges. It replaces paper certificates with blockchain-secured digital credentials that recipients can share on LinkedIn, embed in websites, and verify with a single click. For Australian training organisations, RTOs, and professional bodies, the shift to digital credentials isn’t just about going paperless — it’s about operational efficiency. Manually creating, sending, and tracking paper certificates is time-consuming and error-prone. Accredible automates credential issuance, but the real efficiency gains come when it’s connected to your learning management system, CRM, and other business tools through n8n workflow automation. Imagine this workflow: a student completes their final assessment in your LMS, n8n detects the completion event, verifies their eligibility against your business rules, and triggers Accredible to issue the certificate — all without anyone on your admin team lifting a finger. The credential is emailed to the recipient, their CRM record is updated, and your compliance records reflect the new certification. Our RPA team builds exactly these kinds of end-to-end automated processes for Australian organisations. Whether you’re issuing course completions, professional certifications, or continuing education credits, Accredible provides the credentialing infrastructure while system integration through n8n handles the automation that makes it scalable.

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Simplero

CRM & Sales

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.

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Canvas

Canvas by Instructure is a learning management system (LMS) used by educational institutions and businesses to deliver online courses, training programmes, and professional development content. It provides a structured environment for creating course materials, managing assignments, tracking learner progress, and facilitating discussions — all through a web-based platform accessible from any device. For Australian organisations running training programmes — whether for employees, students, or external audiences — Canvas offers a mature, reliable platform with strong analytics. You can see exactly who has completed which modules, where learners are struggling, and how course content performs over time. Canvas supports integration with video conferencing tools, content libraries, plagiarism detection services, and student information systems. Its open API makes it possible to connect Canvas with your existing business tools, pulling enrolment data from your HR system or pushing completion records to your compliance database. If you need to integrate Canvas with your internal systems or automate aspects of your training workflow, our integration team can build connections between Canvas and your HR, compliance, or data processing platforms to keep learner records synchronised and reporting automated.

Canvas consultants

Gumroad

E-Commerce

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.

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Wikipedia

Wikipedia is an n8n tool node that gives AI agents the ability to search and retrieve information from Wikipedia during their reasoning process. When an agent encounters a question that requires factual knowledge, general definitions, or background context, it can query Wikipedia and incorporate the retrieved information into its response. This grounds the agent output in verifiable, publicly available information rather than relying solely on the language model training data. The node works as a tool within n8n AI Agent workflows. The agent decides when Wikipedia lookup would be helpful, sends a search query, receives a summary of the most relevant article, and uses that information to answer the user question or complete a task. This is particularly useful for agents that handle questions about companies, technical concepts, historical events, geographical information, or any domain where Wikipedia has reliable coverage. At Osher Digital, we include Wikipedia as a knowledge tool in AI agent builds where agents need access to general reference information. It is especially useful for customer-facing agents that might receive a wide range of questions, and for data enrichment workflows where records need to be augmented with publicly available context. For internal knowledge bases where you need agents to reference your own proprietary data instead, we build custom RAG solutions using vector stores — our AI consulting team can help you decide the right knowledge retrieval approach for your use case.

Wikipedia consultants

Google Books

Google Books is a massive digital library and search engine that provides access to metadata, previews, and full-text content for millions of books worldwide. Its API allows developers and businesses to search for books, retrieve detailed bibliographic information, access reading lists, and pull content previews — making it a valuable data source for education, publishing, research, and content-driven applications. Education platforms, library systems, publishing companies, and content curators use the Google Books API to enrich their catalogues with cover images, descriptions, author details, ISBNs, and reader ratings. Researchers use it to locate sources, and learning management systems use it to build reading lists and course materials programmatically. Osher integrates Google Books into data processing and content workflows using n8n. We build automations that pull book metadata into course management systems, enrich product catalogues with bibliographic data, generate reading lists from curated collections, and sync library records across platforms. If your business works with books, publications, or educational content, we connect Google Books data to the systems where you need it. Explore our automated data processing services or learn about our system integration capabilities.

Google Books consultants

GoToWebinar

GoToWebinar is a webinar hosting platform that handles registration, live broadcasting, audience engagement, and post-event analytics. It supports live, simulated-live, and on-demand webinar formats, making it a practical choice for businesses running product demos, training sessions, lead generation events, and customer education programmes. Marketing teams, L&D departments, and event coordinators rely on GoToWebinar to manage the full lifecycle of their online events — from building registration pages and sending reminders to tracking attendance and measuring engagement. The platform’s reporting gives clear visibility into who attended, how long they stayed, and which polls or questions they interacted with. Osher integrates GoToWebinar into broader marketing and operational workflows using n8n. We connect registration data to your CRM, trigger follow-up sequences based on attendance behaviour, and sync event analytics into reporting dashboards — removing the manual data wrangling that typically follows every webinar. See how we approach sales automation or explore our system integration services for more on connecting your marketing stack.

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LingvaNex

LingvaNex is a machine translation API and platform that supports real-time text translation across over 100 languages. It is built for developers and businesses that need to embed translation capabilities into their applications, websites, or internal workflows. If your team deals with multilingual content — customer support tickets, product listings, documents, or user-generated content — LingvaNex provides a programmatic way to handle translation at scale. The platform offers both a REST API and pre-built integrations, making it straightforward to add translation to existing systems. Education platforms, ecommerce marketplaces, global support teams, and content publishers are among its most common users. Unlike consumer translation tools, LingvaNex is designed for automated, high-volume translation within business workflows. At Osher, we integrate LingvaNex into automation pipelines using n8n. That might mean automatically translating incoming support tickets into English, localising product descriptions for international marketplaces, or converting internal documents for distributed teams. The translation step becomes one part of a larger automated workflow rather than a manual task someone has to remember to do. If your business handles multilingual content and you are spending time on manual translation or copy-pasting into Google Translate, our AI agent development team can build an automated translation pipeline that fits into your existing processes. Talk to our team about what that looks like for your use case.

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Zoom

Zoom is a video conferencing and collaboration platform used by businesses for meetings, webinars, phone calls, and team chat. Beyond basic video calls, Zoom offers APIs and webhooks that allow external systems to create meetings, manage registrations, track attendance, and react to meeting events programmatically. For businesses that rely heavily on Zoom for client meetings, sales calls, or training sessions, the manual overhead of scheduling, sending reminders, tracking attendance, and following up adds up quickly. Sales teams create Zoom links manually and paste them into emails. Training coordinators export attendance reports after every session. Account managers forget to log meeting notes in the CRM. These small gaps create inefficiency and lost information. At Osher, we automate the entire meeting lifecycle around Zoom. We build integrations that create Zoom meetings from CRM deal stages, send branded calendar invitations with the correct Zoom link, capture attendance and recording data after the meeting, and trigger follow-up workflows like sending thank-you emails or updating deal records. Our AI consulting team also builds meeting intelligence workflows that use AI to summarise Zoom recordings, extract action items, and push them to your project management tool so nothing discussed in a meeting gets forgotten.

Zoom consultants

YouTube

The YouTube node in n8n connects to the YouTube Data API, allowing workflows to interact with YouTube channels, videos, and playlists programmatically. You can upload videos, update video metadata (titles, descriptions, tags, thumbnails), retrieve video analytics, manage playlists, pull comment data, and monitor channel statistics — all as steps in an automated workflow rather than manual tasks in YouTube Studio. For marketing teams, the YouTube node removes the repetitive admin work around video publishing. Instead of manually updating video descriptions, adding end-screen links, and logging performance data into spreadsheets, n8n can do it automatically. A common workflow: when a new video is uploaded, n8n updates the description with current links and CTAs, adds the video to the right playlists, posts a promotion to social media channels, and logs the video details into a content calendar spreadsheet. At Osher, we build YouTube automation workflows for businesses that publish video content regularly and want to reduce the manual effort around distribution, metadata management, and performance tracking. If your marketing team is spending hours on repetitive YouTube admin for every video they publish, or you are manually pulling analytics into spreadsheets, our marketing and sales automation services can automate those tasks so your team focuses on creating content instead of managing it.

YouTube consultants

Synthesia

Synthesia is an AI video generation platform that creates professional-looking videos from text scripts, without cameras, studios, or actors. Users type a script, choose from a library of AI-generated avatars (or create a custom avatar from a brief recording), select a language, and Synthesia produces a video with realistic lip-synced speech in minutes. The problem Synthesia solves is the cost and time involved in producing video content. Traditional video production requires scriptwriters, presenters, recording equipment, editing software, and often weeks of turnaround. Synthesia collapses that into a text-to-video workflow. This makes it particularly useful for training and onboarding videos (which need frequent updating), multilingual content (Synthesia supports over 120 languages), and internal communications where production polish matters less than getting information out quickly. At Osher, we integrate Synthesia into automated content production workflows through our AI agent development and business automation services. Common projects include building pipelines where training content updates trigger automatic video regeneration, connecting Synthesia to LMS platforms for automated course content distribution, and creating multilingual video variants from a single English source script. For clients exploring broader AI-powered content strategies, our AI consulting team helps assess where tools like Synthesia fit alongside other content generation approaches.

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Corsizio

Corsizio is an online course and event registration platform that handles sign-ups, payments, schedules, and attendee management for training providers, educators, and businesses that run workshops or classes. If you offer instructor-led courses — whether in person, online, or hybrid — Corsizio manages the booking and administrative side so you can focus on delivering the content. The problem Corsizio solves is the messy admin that comes with running courses. Without a proper registration system, training providers end up juggling spreadsheets for attendee lists, manual invoicing, email confirmations, waitlists, and calendar management. Corsizio consolidates all of that into one platform with a public-facing registration page, automated confirmation emails, payment processing, and attendee tracking. Unlike general-purpose event platforms like Eventbrite, Corsizio is built specifically for courses and training. It supports multi-session courses (like a four-week workshop), recurring schedules, instructor assignment, capacity limits, waitlists, and certificate generation. This makes it a better fit for RTOs, corporate training departments, and professional development providers than tools designed for one-off events. We connect Corsizio to other business systems using n8n — syncing attendee data with your CRM, pushing payment records to your accounting software, triggering follow-up email sequences in your marketing platform, or creating calendar events for instructors. If you’re running courses and spending too much time on registration admin, our business automation services can help you get Corsizio set up and connected to the rest of your workflow.

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Teachable

E-Commerce

Teachable is an online course platform that lets you create, host, and sell courses, coaching programs, and digital downloads. It handles the course delivery infrastructure including video hosting, student accounts, payment processing, drip scheduling, quizzes, and completion certificates so you can focus on creating the content rather than building the technology. Teachable supports one-time payments, subscriptions, and payment plans through Stripe and PayPal integration. It includes a built-in affiliate program, email marketing tools, and a sales page builder. Students access courses through a branded school site on your own domain or a Teachable subdomain. For businesses selling training content or running internal education programs, Teachable’s API and webhook events connect with n8n and other automation tools. You can automate actions like enrolling students when they purchase through your website, syncing student progress to your CRM, or triggering email sequences when someone completes a module. If you want to integrate Teachable with your existing sales and marketing stack, our system integration team can build those connections.

Teachable consultants

Demio