Productivity & Collaboration

  • 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.
  • Clappia integrations

    Clappia integrations

    Clappia is a no-code platform for building custom business apps — particularly suited to data collection, field operations, and process management. It lets teams create mobile-friendly forms, approval workflows, and operational dashboards without writing code. For organisations with field teams, compliance requirements, or paper-heavy processes, Clappia digitises those workflows and makes the data immediately accessible. The value of Clappia multiplies when it connects to other systems. Pushing form submissions into your CRM, syncing approval outcomes with project management tools, feeding field data into analytics platforms, or triggering follow-up actions in other applications means Clappia becomes a data collection front-end for your broader operational stack. Osher Digital works with businesses that need to digitise manual processes and connect them to existing systems. Our business automation team builds the workflows that turn paper forms and manual approvals into digital, automated processes, and our system integrations practice ensures data captured in Clappia reaches the systems that need it. If your team is still using paper forms, email-based approvals, or disconnected spreadsheets for field data, our development team can help you build a connected solution using Clappia and the right integrations.
  • Tuskr integrations

    Tuskr integrations

    Tuskr is a test management platform designed to help QA teams organise, execute, and track manual and automated test cases. It provides a structured environment for writing test plans, managing test runs, tracking defects, and reporting on testing progress — replacing the spreadsheets and documents that many teams still use to manage quality assurance. If your testing process feels disorganised or hard to track, Tuskr brings order to it. Integrating Tuskr with your development and project management tools is what makes it fit into a real engineering workflow. Linking test cases to Jira tickets, triggering test runs from CI/CD pipelines, pushing results to Slack channels, and syncing defect reports with your issue tracker means testing becomes a visible, connected part of your development cycle rather than a separate activity. Osher Digital works with software teams to build quality into their development processes. Our custom AI development projects follow rigorous testing practices, and our system integrations team can connect Tuskr to your development stack so test management is not an afterthought. If you need to bring structure to your QA process and connect it to the tools your engineering team already uses, our team can help you get Tuskr set up and integrated properly.
  • Code Climate integrations

    Code Climate integrations

    Code Climate is a code quality and maintainability platform that analyses your codebase for technical debt, test coverage gaps, and code smells. It assigns maintainability scores to repositories and tracks how they change over time, giving engineering teams a clear picture of where their codebase stands and where it is heading. If you are managing multiple projects or a growing development team, Code Climate provides the visibility needed to keep code standards consistent. Integrating Code Climate with your broader development workflow is where it becomes most useful. Connecting it to GitHub or GitLab for automated pull request analysis, pushing results to Slack or project management tools, and feeding metrics into reporting dashboards all help teams act on code quality data rather than just collecting it. At Osher Digital, we work with development teams to build and maintain software that holds up over time. Our custom AI development projects benefit from exactly this kind of quality monitoring, and our system integrations team can wire Code Climate into your existing toolchain so quality checks happen automatically. Whether you are building new AI-powered applications or tightening up an existing codebase, our team can help you get Code Climate working as part of a broader quality assurance strategy.
  • Redash integrations

    Redash integrations

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

    TextCortex AI integrations

    TextCortex AI is a content generation platform that uses large language models to help teams produce written content — from marketing copy and blog posts to product descriptions and internal documentation. It offers browser extensions, an API, and a web editor, making it flexible enough to fit into different content workflows depending on how your team operates. The practical value of TextCortex AI grows when it connects to other tools in your stack. Feeding generated drafts into your CMS, triggering content creation from project management updates, or routing outputs through approval workflows means less manual copy-pasting and faster turnaround. For marketing and content teams handling high volumes of written material, these integrations are where time savings compound. Osher Digital helps organisations adopt AI tools in ways that actually stick. Our AI consulting team can evaluate whether TextCortex AI fits your content workflow and our business automation practice builds the integrations that connect AI content generation to your publishing pipeline, CRM, and other downstream systems. If your team is producing content at scale and wants to explore how AI writing tools fit into a structured workflow, our AI agent development team can help design a solution that maintains quality while reducing manual effort.
  • PromptHub integrations

    PromptHub integrations

    PromptHub is a prompt management platform designed for teams building AI-powered applications. It provides version control, testing, and collaboration tools for the prompts that drive large language model behaviour. If your organisation is building AI features or automations that rely on carefully written prompts, PromptHub gives you a structured way to manage, iterate, and deploy those prompts without losing track of what’s working and what isn’t. For teams running multiple AI workflows, integrating PromptHub with your development and deployment systems through system integrations brings discipline to what often becomes a chaotic process. Instead of prompts scattered across codebases, spreadsheets, and Slack messages, PromptHub centralises them and lets you push updates to production without touching application code. Osher Digital builds AI systems where prompt quality directly determines output quality. Our custom AI development projects benefit from prompt management tooling like PromptHub because it separates the prompt engineering work from the application logic — making it easier to improve AI performance without deploying new code every time a prompt needs adjustment. If your team is building with LLMs and struggling to keep prompts organised, tested, and versioned, our AI consultants can help you adopt a proper prompt management workflow that keeps your AI applications reliable as they scale.
  • Jama integrations

    Jama integrations

    Jama Software is a requirements management and product development platform used by engineering teams building complex products. It’s common in industries like medical devices, automotive, aerospace, and defence — anywhere traceability and compliance documentation are non-negotiable. Jama helps teams define requirements, track changes, and maintain audit trails throughout the entire product lifecycle. For organisations running Jama alongside other development and project management tools, system integrations are essential to keeping data synchronised. Without them, teams end up copying information between platforms manually — a slow process that introduces errors and creates compliance risks when records fall out of sync. Osher Digital builds integrations that connect Jama with the rest of your toolchain. Whether that means syncing requirements with Jira, pushing test results into Jama from CI/CD pipelines, or generating compliance reports automatically, our custom development work ensures data flows where it needs to go without manual handling. If your team spends too much time keeping Jama aligned with other systems, or you’re worried about traceability gaps in your product documentation, our AI consulting team can map out an integration approach that closes those gaps and saves your engineers real time each week.
  • Codefresh integrations

    Codefresh integrations

    Codefresh is a continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) platform built specifically for containerised applications and Kubernetes. It gives development teams a way to build, test, and deploy software through automated pipelines — handling everything from Docker image builds to Helm chart deployments. For teams already working with containers, Codefresh removes much of the manual overhead around getting code from a repository into production. Integrating Codefresh into your wider operational stack through system integrations means deployment events can trigger downstream actions automatically. A successful deployment might update a status page, notify a Slack channel, create a release note in Confluence, or kick off post-deployment testing — all without someone doing it by hand. Osher Digital works with engineering teams to connect CI/CD platforms like Codefresh to their business and operational tools. Our custom AI development capability extends to building intelligent deployment monitoring — using AI to flag anomalies in deployment logs, predict build failures, or route alerts based on the severity of issues detected in the pipeline. If your team wants tighter integration between their deployment pipeline and the rest of the business, or you’re looking to add intelligence to your CI/CD process, our AI consultants can help you design the right approach.
  • OffAlerts

    OffAlerts

    OffAlerts is an uptime and incident alerting service focused on delivering fast, reliable notifications when your websites, servers, or APIs go offline. The platform monitors your endpoints at short intervals and pushes alerts through multiple channels — phone calls, SMS, push notifications, email, Slack, and webhooks — ensuring critical downtime events reach the right people even outside business hours. The difference between catching an outage in two minutes versus two hours can be significant for businesses that depend on web applications and automated systems. OffAlerts prioritises alert delivery speed and reliability, using escalation chains that try multiple contact methods until someone acknowledges the incident. This is the kind of operational resilience that AI consultants build into production systems handling customer data or revenue-critical processes. OffAlerts supports monitoring via HTTP, HTTPS, ping, and port checks. The setup is deliberately straightforward — add a URL, set a check interval, configure who gets notified, and monitoring starts immediately. There is no complex infrastructure to manage. For teams already running automation workflows or AI-powered applications, OffAlerts adds an alerting layer that catches the infrastructure-level failures that application-level monitoring might miss. Australian businesses operating across time zones or with small technical teams benefit from OffAlerts’ escalation features. If the primary on-call person does not acknowledge an alert within a set window, the notification escalates to the next team member. Combined with business automation workflows that handle incident response procedures, OffAlerts ensures outages do not go unnoticed regardless of when they occur.
  • TextKit

    TextKit

    TextKit is a text processing and natural language toolkit designed for building applications that work with human language. It provides APIs and libraries for common text operations including sentiment analysis, keyword extraction, text classification, language detection, summarisation, and entity recognition. Rather than training custom NLP models from scratch, developers use TextKit to add text intelligence to their applications through ready-made endpoints. Businesses dealing with high volumes of text data — customer feedback, support tickets, social media mentions, survey responses, emails — need ways to extract meaning at scale. Manual reading and categorisation does not work when you are processing thousands of messages per day. TextKit automates these text analysis tasks, turning unstructured text into structured data that can be routed, reported on, and acted upon. This fits directly into automated data processing workflows where text arrives as raw input and needs to be classified or summarised before downstream systems can use it. TextKit’s capabilities are particularly useful for AI agent development projects where conversational systems need to understand user intent, extract key information from messages, or determine the sentiment of incoming communications. The toolkit handles the NLP heavy lifting so development teams can focus on business logic rather than model training and maintenance. For Australian organisations building customer-facing applications or internal tools that process text, TextKit offers a practical path to adding language understanding without a dedicated machine learning team. When integrated into business automation pipelines, text analysis happens automatically — every incoming support ticket is categorised, every customer review is scored for sentiment, and every document is tagged with extracted entities.
  • Cloud 66

    Cloud 66

    Cloud 66 is a full-stack container management platform that handles the provisioning, deployment, and scaling of applications across any cloud provider. Rather than wrestling with Kubernetes configurations or writing custom deployment scripts, teams use Cloud 66 to ship code reliably without needing a dedicated DevOps hire. It supports Docker-based workloads and provides built-in monitoring, firewall management, and database replication out of the box. For organisations running AI-powered applications or automation workflows, Cloud 66 removes the friction of infrastructure management. Whether you’re deploying a self-hosted n8n instance, a custom AI model, or a data processing pipeline, the platform handles load balancing, SSL certificates, and server scaling automatically. This is particularly relevant for businesses working with AI consultants who need production-ready environments stood up quickly. Cloud 66 also supports hybrid setups where some services run on dedicated servers while others sit in the cloud. This flexibility matters for Australian businesses with data residency requirements or those migrating from legacy infrastructure. Teams working on custom AI development projects benefit from the platform’s ability to manage complex multi-service architectures without manual orchestration. If your organisation is building automation systems or deploying AI agents, having a reliable deployment pipeline is non-negotiable. Cloud 66 pairs well with system integration projects where multiple services need to communicate reliably in production environments.
  • 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.
  • Lucidchart

    Lucidchart

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

    Phrase

    Phrase is a translation management system (TMS) built for teams that need to localise software, websites, apps, and digital content across multiple languages. It provides a centralised platform where translators, developers, and product managers collaborate on translation workflows — handling everything from string extraction and translation memory to quality checks and deployment of localised content. Scaling into new markets means your product needs to speak each audience’s language, and managing that process through spreadsheets or ad-hoc handoffs between developers and translators breaks down quickly. Missed strings, inconsistent terminology, and slow turnaround on translation updates create friction that delays launches and frustrates international users. Phrase addresses these problems by building structure around the localisation pipeline. For Australian businesses expanding into Asia-Pacific or global markets, connecting Phrase with your development and content pipelines reduces the manual overhead of translation management. Osher Digital’s system integrations team can link Phrase directly with your CI/CD pipelines, CMS platforms, or content repositories so that new strings flow automatically into translation queues. Our automated data processing services can also handle bulk content preparation for translation workflows. If you’re managing localisation across multiple products or regions and need a more connected approach, our custom AI development team can build AI-assisted translation review tools that work alongside Phrase to flag quality issues before content goes live.
  • YepCode

    YepCode

    YepCode is a cloud-based platform for building and running serverless integrations and automations using real code. Unlike no-code tools that limit you to pre-built connectors, YepCode gives you a full code editor where you can write JavaScript or Python to handle any integration logic. It runs your code on managed infrastructure, so you get the flexibility of custom scripting without managing servers. YepCode fills the gap between simple automation platforms (which break down when logic gets complex) and maintaining your own microservices (which is expensive to build and operate). You can connect any API, transform data however you need, and implement branching logic, loops, error handling, and retries — things that are difficult in drag-and-drop tools. Processes can be triggered by schedules, webhooks, or manual execution. Osher Digital’s n8n consultants often recommend YepCode as a complement to n8n for integrations requiring complex data manipulation or custom business logic. Our system integrations team uses YepCode to build robust API connections between enterprise systems where data formats or error handling go beyond what standard connectors support. If your team has developers comfortable with code but you don’t want the overhead of deploying integration infrastructure, YepCode provides a productive middle ground. Our business automation specialists can help you decide which processes belong in visual tools and which are better served by code-based platforms.
  • 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.
  • LambdaTest

    LambdaTest

    LambdaTest is a cloud-based cross-browser testing platform that provides access to real browsers and operating systems for manual and automated testing. It supports thousands of browser-OS-device combinations, including legacy browsers and older operating systems that are difficult to maintain locally. Teams use LambdaTest to verify that web applications look and function correctly for every user, regardless of their browser or device. LambdaTest supports major automation frameworks including Selenium, Cypress, Playwright, and Puppeteer. Its Selenium Grid runs tests in parallel across multiple environments simultaneously, cutting total execution time from hours to minutes. The platform also includes visual regression testing through SmartUI, which compares screenshots across versions and flags unintended visual changes automatically. At Osher Digital, we help organisations build testing into their deployment pipelines. Our system integrations team connects LambdaTest with CI/CD tools so every code change is automatically tested across target environments before reaching production. Combined with our business automation workflows, test results can trigger deployments, rollbacks, or team notifications without manual steps. For teams shipping web applications to diverse audiences — particularly those supporting enterprise clients on older browsers — LambdaTest provides the coverage needed to catch compatibility issues early. Our AI agent development team can also build intelligent test selection systems that focus resources on the combinations most likely to surface real problems.
  • Chekhub

    Chekhub

    Chekhub is a connected operations platform built for managing field assets, work orders, and maintenance tasks across distributed sites. It brings together IoT device monitoring, task scheduling, and workforce coordination into a single system, giving operations teams real-time visibility over equipment health and service activities without juggling multiple disconnected tools. Organisations that manage physical infrastructure — data centres, commercial buildings, telecommunications sites — often struggle with reactive maintenance cycles and fragmented communication between technicians, managers, and clients. Chekhub tackles this by centralising asset data and automating work order routing, so the right technician gets dispatched with the right information before a minor issue becomes an expensive failure. At Osher Digital, we work with Australian businesses to connect field operations platforms like Chekhub into their wider technology stack. Our business automation services can link Chekhub’s work order data with your CRM, invoicing, or reporting systems, eliminating manual data transfers. For organisations looking to add predictive capabilities, our AI agent development team can build intelligent agents that analyse equipment telemetry and trigger maintenance workflows before breakdowns occur. If your operations span multiple sites and you need tighter coordination between monitoring, scheduling, and execution, connecting Chekhub with the right integrations makes a measurable difference. See how our system integrations approach brings operational tools together into cohesive workflows.
  • BugBug

    BugBug

    BugBug is a browser-based automated testing tool designed for teams that want reliable end-to-end tests without writing code. It records user interactions directly in the browser and converts them into repeatable test scenarios. This makes it accessible to QA testers, product managers, and developers alike — anyone who can click through a workflow can build a test for it. What sets BugBug apart from heavier testing frameworks is its simplicity. There’s no need to set up Selenium grids or manage complex test infrastructure. Tests run in the cloud on real browsers, and you can schedule them to execute on a regular cadence or trigger them via API as part of your deployment pipeline. When something breaks, BugBug captures screenshots and logs so your team can pinpoint the issue quickly. At Osher Digital, we often see organisations waste hours on manual regression testing before each release. Our business automation specialists can help you set up BugBug alongside your existing workflows, triggering test runs automatically when new code is deployed. Combined with our system integrations work, test failures can route directly to Slack, email, or your project management tool. BugBug works well for web applications of all sizes, but it’s particularly valuable for teams that have outgrown manual testing but aren’t ready to invest in a full-blown test engineering function. Our AI consultants can also help identify which workflows to prioritise for automation based on risk and frequency of change.
  • BugHerd

    BugHerd

    BugHerd is a visual bug tracking and feedback tool that lets users and stakeholders pin comments directly onto web pages. Instead of writing lengthy bug reports describing where a problem is, reviewers simply click on the element that needs attention and leave their note right there. BugHerd captures the context — browser details, screen resolution, operating system, and a screenshot — automatically. This approach solves a persistent problem in web development: miscommunication between clients, designers, and developers. When a client says “the button looks wrong on that page,” BugHerd shows exactly which button, on which page, in which browser, at which screen size. The bug cards created from these annotations feed directly into a Kanban-style task board where the development team can triage and track them. BugHerd integrates with popular project management tools including Jira, Trello, Asana, and Basecamp, so feedback captured on-page flows into your existing workflow. For teams using automation platforms like n8n, our system integration specialists can connect BugHerd with additional tools — routing bugs to specific team members based on the affected page, sending notifications to Slack channels, or syncing status updates back to clients automatically. Our AI agent development team can even build smart triage agents that categorise and prioritise incoming feedback. For agencies managing multiple client projects or in-house teams running regular QA cycles, BugHerd removes the translation layer between “what the client sees” and “what the developer needs to fix.” It pairs well with business automation workflows that track project progress and ensure nothing falls through the cracks during review cycles.
  • PractiTest

    PractiTest

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

    Alerty

    Alerty is an uptime and performance monitoring tool that watches your websites, APIs, and servers around the clock, alerting you the moment something goes wrong. Downtime costs money — lost sales, damaged reputation, and frustrated users — so catching outages within seconds rather than hearing about them from angry customers makes a real difference to your bottom line. Alerty monitors from multiple global locations, checking your endpoints at configurable intervals and alerting via SMS, email, Slack, or webhooks when a check fails. Beyond simple up/down monitoring, it tracks response times and SSL certificate expiry, helping you spot performance degradation before it becomes an outage. The dashboard provides a clear view of uptime history and response time trends across all your monitored services. For teams running automated business processes, monitoring is not optional — if an API your workflow depends on goes down, everything downstream stops. Our automated data processing team builds monitoring into every pipeline we deploy. By connecting Alerty to workflow platforms like n8n via webhooks, you can create intelligent incident response — automatically retrying failed processes, switching to backup services, or escalating to the right team member based on what broke and when. Whether you are monitoring a single website or dozens of APIs powering your business automation workflows, Alerty provides the visibility you need to maintain reliability. Our AI consulting team can help you design monitoring strategies that cover your entire tech stack, so problems get caught and resolved before they affect your customers or your revenue.
  • BrowserStack

    BrowserStack

    BrowserStack is a cloud-based testing platform that gives development teams instant access to real browsers and devices for manual and automated testing. Rather than maintaining a costly in-house device lab, teams can run tests across thousands of browser and operating system combinations from a single dashboard. This removes one of the biggest bottlenecks in software delivery — the gap between writing code and confirming it works for actual users. For organisations running complex web applications or customer-facing portals, BrowserStack fits naturally into CI/CD pipelines. It supports Selenium, Cypress, Playwright and other popular frameworks, which means your existing test suites can run against real environments without reworking your automation setup. The result is faster release cycles with fewer surprises after deployment. Osher Digital helps businesses connect BrowserStack with their broader automation stack. Our system integrations team can wire BrowserStack into n8n workflows so test results feed directly into your project management and alerting tools. If you’re building out your testing infrastructure, our AI consulting team can advise on where intelligent test selection and prioritisation can cut your test suite run times significantly. Whether you need cross-browser smoke tests on every pull request or full regression runs before each release, BrowserStack provides the infrastructure. Paired with business automation workflows, you can trigger test runs, collect results, and notify your team — all without manual intervention.
  • Localazy

    Localazy

    Localazy is a translation and localisation management platform designed for software teams that need to ship their products in multiple languages. Managing translations across apps, websites, and documentation is notoriously tedious — Localazy centralises the process, providing translation memory, machine translation suggestions, and collaborative review workflows all in one place. What sets Localazy apart from basic translation tools is its developer-friendly approach. It supports over 60 file formats, integrates with Git repositories, and offers a CLI tool for automating translation workflows within your existing CI/CD pipeline. This means translations can be managed as part of your normal development process rather than as an afterthought handled through spreadsheets and email chains. For Australian businesses expanding into Asian or European markets, localisation is more than just translating words — it involves adapting date formats, currencies, and cultural references. Our AI consulting team can help you build intelligent localisation pipelines that combine tools like Localazy with AI-powered translation review. Through our automated data processing services, we can set up workflows that automatically detect new content, route it for translation, and publish localised versions without manual file shuffling. Localazy offers a generous free tier for open-source projects and smaller apps, with paid plans scaling based on the number of source strings and team members. If your organisation is building multi-language products, having a proper localisation platform like Localazy beats the alternative of managing translations in spreadsheets. Combined with system integrations, the entire translation pipeline can run with minimal human intervention.
  • 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.
  • AITable.ai

    AITable.ai

    AITable.ai is an AI-powered database and spreadsheet platform that combines traditional data management with built-in AI features like chatbot creation, data analysis, and automated content generation. Think of it as a smarter version of Airtable — you get the same flexible database structure, but with AI capabilities baked in rather than bolted on through third-party integrations. The platform lets you build relational databases, create custom views, and manage workflows just like any modern database tool. What sets it apart is the ability to train AI chatbots directly from your data tables, generate content using your stored information, and run AI-assisted analysis without leaving the platform. For teams that want to experiment with AI without a large upfront investment in custom development, it lowers the barrier significantly. AITable.ai works well for teams managing customer data, knowledge bases, product catalogues, or project information where AI-powered search and chatbot access would add genuine value. For organisations wanting to take this further, our AI agent development services can build more sophisticated agents that go beyond what a platform tool provides. Our automated data processing team can also help you design pipelines that keep your AITable data fresh and accurate. If you’re evaluating AI-enhanced productivity tools, AITable.ai is worth testing against your specific workflows. For broader advice on selecting and integrating AI tools into your business operations, our AI agency team can help you make informed decisions that align with your actual needs rather than chasing features you won’t use.
  • Trevor.io

    Trevor.io

    Trevor.io is a database query and visualisation tool that lets non-technical team members explore data and build reports without writing SQL. It connects directly to your production or read-replica databases and provides a visual query builder alongside a SQL editor, making it accessible to business analysts and operations staff while still powerful enough for data engineers. The problem Trevor.io solves is a familiar one: your data lives in a database, but the people who need answers from it can’t write SQL. This creates a bottleneck where every data request lands on your engineering team’s plate, slowing down both the people waiting for answers and the engineers who should be building things. Trevor.io removes that bottleneck by giving business users the ability to explore data safely on their own. For organisations running multiple databases or data sources, Trevor.io becomes even more valuable when paired with a broader data strategy. Our automated data processing services help businesses build the underlying pipelines that keep data clean, current, and ready for analysis. If you need to go beyond reporting into automated actions triggered by data insights, our n8n consulting team can connect your data layer to workflow automation. If your team regularly requests data exports or custom reports from engineering, Trevor.io can give them direct access in a controlled way. Our AI consulting team can help you evaluate how tools like Trevor.io fit alongside AI-powered analytics to give your organisation a complete picture of its data.
  • ApptiveGrid

    ApptiveGrid

    ApptiveGrid is a no-code database platform that lets teams build custom business applications using a visual grid interface. It combines the familiarity of spreadsheets with proper database features like relational links, field types, forms, and API access — giving organisations a way to move beyond spreadsheets without hiring developers or buying enterprise software. The platform is well-suited for operational teams that need to track, manage, and share structured data but find themselves limited by the tools they have. Whether it’s managing client records, tracking inventory, running approval workflows, or collecting data through web forms, ApptiveGrid provides the building blocks to create tailored solutions that match how your team actually works. What makes ApptiveGrid particularly useful is its API-first design. Every grid and record is accessible via API, which means it integrates naturally with automation platforms like n8n. Our n8n consulting team regularly connects tools like ApptiveGrid to broader business workflows — automating data entry, triggering notifications, syncing records to CRMs, or feeding data into reporting tools. For a real-world example of how we connect data platforms into automated workflows, see our BOM weather data pipeline case study. If your team is drowning in spreadsheets that have outgrown their purpose, or you need a lightweight application without a full development project, ApptiveGrid is a practical option. Our business automation team can help you design and connect the right tools to create a system that reduces manual work and keeps your data reliable.
  • SimpleLocalize

    SimpleLocalize

    SimpleLocalize is a translation management platform built for software teams that need to handle multilingual content without the chaos of scattered spreadsheet files and manual copy-pasting. It connects directly to your codebase and provides a clean interface for managing translation keys, values, and languages across web and mobile applications. For organisations expanding into new markets, translation management quickly becomes a bottleneck. Developers waste time wrangling locale files, translators lack context, and outdated strings slip through the cracks. SimpleLocalize tackles this by centralising all translation data in one place with features like auto-translation, a built-in editor for translators, and CLI tools that sync translations straight into your project. The platform supports popular i18n formats including JSON, YAML, and Properties files, and integrates with CI/CD pipelines for automated deployment. When combined with broader system integration services, SimpleLocalize becomes part of a seamless content pipeline rather than a standalone tool. Our AI consulting team can help you assess where AI-assisted translation fits alongside human review for quality and speed. If your development team is spending too much time on localisation tasks, or your translation workflow is slowing down releases, SimpleLocalize is worth evaluating. Paired with the right automation setup — something our business automation specialists can design — you can cut translation turnaround times significantly and ship multilingual products faster.
  • Autom

    Autom

    Autom is a conversational automation platform that helps businesses build chatbot-driven workflows for lead qualification, customer onboarding, and survey collection. Instead of static forms that feel impersonal, Autom uses conversational interfaces to guide users through multi-step processes in a way that feels more natural and typically results in higher completion rates. The platform is particularly useful for businesses that lose prospects during lengthy sign-up processes or complex intake forms. By breaking these down into guided conversations, Autom reduces drop-off and captures richer data along the way. It supports conditional logic, so the conversation adapts based on user responses — no one gets asked irrelevant questions. Autom works best when it’s connected to the systems that act on the data it collects. A chatbot that captures leads but doesn’t feed them into your CRM or trigger follow-up actions is only doing half the job. Our system integration specialists can connect Autom to your existing CRM, email platform, and internal tools so every conversation drives real action. For businesses wanting to add AI-powered responses to their chatbots, our AI agent development team can build intelligent conversational flows that go beyond simple scripted responses. If you’re looking to improve conversion rates on forms, onboarding flows, or lead capture processes, Autom is a practical starting point. Our business automation services can help you design the full workflow — from first conversation to closed deal — so nothing falls through the cracks.
  • Google Tables

    Google Tables

    Google Tables (now integrated into Google’s AppSheet ecosystem) is a workflow management and database tool that combines the simplicity of a spreadsheet with the structure of a relational database. It lets teams track work, automate routine tasks, and build simple applications — all within the Google Workspace environment. For organisations already using Google Workspace, Tables provides a natural step up from spreadsheets without introducing a new vendor or learning curve. The platform supports different view types including grids, kanban boards, and forms. Built-in automation bots can trigger actions when conditions are met — sending emails, updating records, or moving items between stages. This makes it suitable for project tracking, bug reporting, customer request management, and other structured workflows where manual tracking in spreadsheets becomes unwieldy. Google Tables works well as a lightweight solution, but most businesses eventually need their data to connect with other systems. Osher Digital’s automated data processing services help organisations build pipelines that move data between Google Workspace tools and external platforms like CRMs, ERPs, and accounting systems. Our AI consulting team can assess whether Google Tables meets your requirements or whether a more capable tool is a better fit. For teams that need structured data management without the overhead of a full database application, Google Tables is a sensible option — especially if you are already invested in the Google ecosystem. When your needs outgrow it, Osher Digital’s system integrations team can connect whatever comes next into your broader tech stack.
  • Empsing

    Empsing

    Empsing is an AI-powered speech analytics platform that transcribes, analyses, and extracts insights from audio conversations. It is designed for businesses that deal with high volumes of calls — sales teams, customer support centres, and compliance-heavy industries — where understanding what happens in conversations at scale is critical but listening to every recording manually is not feasible. The platform goes beyond basic transcription. Empsing identifies sentiment, detects keywords and topics, and flags conversations that match specific criteria. For sales teams, this means spotting which talk tracks correlate with closed deals. For compliance teams, it means catching policy breaches or missing disclosures without reviewing every call manually. The ability to search across thousands of conversations using natural-language queries turns audio archives from dead weight into an actionable data source. Audio data is one of the most underutilised assets in most organisations. Osher Digital’s AI consulting team works with businesses to identify where speech analytics can deliver real value — not as a novelty, but as part of a structured approach to understanding customer interactions. Our automated data processing services can connect Empsing’s outputs into your CRM or reporting dashboards, so insights reach the people who can act on them. If your organisation records calls and has never systematically analysed what is said in them, a tool like Empsing opens up possibilities. Paired with Osher Digital’s sales automation services, conversation insights can feed directly into coaching, pipeline management, and performance tracking workflows.
  • QuintaDB

    QuintaDB

    QuintaDB is a no-code online database platform that lets teams build custom web applications, forms, and data management systems without writing a single line of code. For businesses drowning in spreadsheets or struggling with rigid off-the-shelf software, QuintaDB offers a flexible middle ground — powerful enough to handle real workflows, but accessible enough for non-technical staff to manage. The platform supports relational databases, custom web forms, charts, and API integrations, making it a practical choice for organisations that need structured data collection and reporting. Whether you’re tracking inventory, managing client records, or running internal approval processes, QuintaDB gives you the building blocks to design something that fits your actual workflow rather than forcing you to adapt to someone else’s. Where QuintaDB really shines is when paired with automation tools like n8n. Our n8n consulting team regularly connects platforms like QuintaDB to broader business systems, turning isolated databases into integrated parts of a larger workflow. If you’re looking to get more from your data without a full custom build, our business automation services can help you design and implement a system that scales with your needs. QuintaDB suits small-to-medium teams that want database functionality without the overhead of hiring developers. Combined with the right integrations and a clear data strategy, it can replace a surprising number of manual processes. Talk to our AI consulting team to explore how tools like QuintaDB fit into a broader automation strategy for your organisation.
  • Waveline Extract

    Waveline Extract

    Waveline Extract is a data extraction tool built for pulling structured information out of unstructured documents. It targets invoices, receipts, forms, and other paperwork that businesses handle in volume, converting them into clean, usable data without manual data entry. For companies processing hundreds or thousands of documents each month, this kind of automation cuts processing time from hours to minutes. The tool uses machine learning models trained on common document layouts to identify fields like dates, amounts, line items, and vendor details. It works across PDFs, scanned images, and digital files, adapting to variations in formatting that would trip up simpler template-based extraction tools. When the model encounters an unfamiliar layout, it can still make intelligent guesses based on context and document structure. Where Waveline Extract becomes most valuable is as part of a larger data pipeline. Extracted data can be routed into accounting software, ERPs, or databases automatically. Osher Digital’s automated data processing services are designed around exactly this kind of integration — connecting extraction tools to the systems where data actually needs to live. Our AI consulting team can assess whether Waveline Extract fits your specific document types and volumes. If your finance or operations team is still keying in data from documents by hand, Waveline Extract offers a practical path to automation. Paired with the right workflow design and system integrations, it removes a bottleneck that slows down many Australian businesses.