Web & CMS Platforms

  • AltText.ai integrations

    AltText.ai integrations

    AltText.ai is an AI-powered tool that automatically generates descriptive alt text for images. Alt text — the short description attached to images on websites — is essential for accessibility (screen readers rely on it) and SEO (search engines use it to understand image content). Writing quality alt text manually for every image on a site is tedious work, and most organisations either skip it or write generic descriptions that don’t help anyone. Integrating AltText.ai into your content workflows through system integrations means alt text generation happens automatically whenever images are uploaded or published. This is particularly valuable for organisations managing large websites, e-commerce catalogues, or media libraries where thousands of images need descriptions and doing it manually would take weeks. Osher Digital helps businesses integrate AltText.ai into their existing CMS and content pipelines. Our automated data processing capability extends to content enrichment tasks like this — where an AI tool handles a specific, well-defined job within a larger workflow, and the output gets pushed to the right system without anyone needing to intervene. If your website has an accessibility gap around image descriptions, or you want to improve your SEO by adding meaningful alt text across your site, our AI agency team can set up AltText.ai as part of an automated content workflow that keeps your site compliant and search-friendly.
  • SiteSpeakAI integrations

    SiteSpeakAI integrations

    SiteSpeakAI is a platform that lets businesses create custom AI chatbots trained on their own content. Rather than relying on generic chatbot templates, SiteSpeakAI pulls from your website, documentation, knowledge base, and support articles to build a chatbot that actually understands your products, services, and processes. The result is an AI assistant that can answer customer questions accurately — not just parrot pre-written scripts. Connecting SiteSpeakAI to your existing systems through system integrations extends its value well beyond a simple chat widget. You can feed it data from your CRM, sync conversations with your helpdesk, route qualified leads to your sales team, or trigger follow-up workflows when the chatbot identifies a specific customer need. Osher Digital helps businesses deploy AI chatbots that are properly integrated into their operational workflows. Our AI agent development experience means we don’t just set up a chatbot — we build the entire ecosystem around it, including data pipelines that keep the bot’s knowledge current and automation that handles what happens after a conversation ends. If your support team is overwhelmed with repetitive questions, or you want to offer instant answers to website visitors without hiring more staff, our AI consultants can help you evaluate whether SiteSpeakAI is the right fit and build the integration properly from day one.
  • Flotiq

    Flotiq

    Flotiq is a headless CMS (content management system) that provides a flexible API-first approach to managing content. Unlike traditional CMSs that couple your content with a specific front-end template, Flotiq stores your content as structured data and delivers it through REST and GraphQL APIs. This means your developers can pull content into any front-end — websites, mobile apps, kiosks, or IoT displays — from a single content repository. Flotiq stands out for its content type builder, which lets you define custom data structures without writing code. You can model anything from blog posts and product listings to complex nested objects like event schedules or property listings. The built-in media library handles images and files, and content versioning keeps a history of changes so nothing gets lost. At Osher Digital, we work with headless CMS platforms regularly as part of our system integrations practice. Flotiq’s API-first design makes it straightforward to connect with n8n workflows, allowing content changes to trigger automated processes — updating search indexes, pushing to CDNs, or syncing with CRM systems. Our custom AI development team can also build intelligent content pipelines on top of Flotiq’s API, such as automatic tagging, translation, or content enrichment. If your organisation manages content that needs to reach multiple channels, Flotiq provides the infrastructure without the rigidity of a monolithic CMS. Our AI agency team can help you design a content architecture that scales with your business and integrates cleanly with your existing technology stack.
  • Lighthouse

    Lighthouse

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

    Ycode

    Ycode is a no-code web application builder that lets teams create full-featured web apps, client portals, and internal tools without writing traditional code. Unlike simple website builders, Ycode focuses on dynamic functionality — databases, user authentication, conditional logic, and API connections — making it a practical choice for building custom business applications quickly. The appeal of Ycode lies in speed. Prototyping an internal tool or customer-facing portal that might take weeks with conventional development can be done in days. For businesses testing a new process or validating an idea before committing to a full custom build, this rapid development cycle is genuinely useful. The visual interface handles front-end design while a built-in database manages your data layer. Where Ycode becomes more powerful is when you connect it to external services. Through its API and webhook support, Ycode apps can trigger and receive data from automation platforms like n8n. Our AI agency team has seen growing demand for this kind of hybrid approach — no-code front-ends connected to sophisticated backend automations. If you need help connecting Ycode to your existing tech stack, our system integration specialists can design the architecture. Ycode works well for organisations that need custom internal tools but lack dedicated development resources. It fills the gap between off-the-shelf SaaS products that do not quite fit and fully custom software that takes months to build. For businesses exploring business automation, pairing Ycode with workflow tools creates a surprisingly capable application stack.
  • Fathom

    Fathom

    Fathom is a privacy-focused web analytics platform that gives website owners clear, actionable traffic data without relying on cookies or collecting personal information. Built as a direct alternative to Google Analytics, Fathom appeals to businesses that want accurate visitor metrics while respecting user privacy and complying with regulations like GDPR and Australia’s Privacy Act. The core problem Fathom solves is straightforward: most analytics tools are bloated with features that few people use, and they raise genuine privacy concerns that require cookie consent banners. Fathom strips analytics down to what actually matters — page views, referral sources, top content, and goal completions — presented in a single dashboard that loads fast and makes sense without a training course. For organisations that need automated data processing from their analytics, Fathom’s clean data model is far easier to work with than the raw event streams from larger platforms. Because Fathom does not use cookies, visitors are never tracked across sessions in a personally identifiable way. This means no cookie consent banners, no GDPR headaches, and no risk of ad blockers stripping out your analytics script. For businesses that value accurate data, this is significant — studies suggest that cookie-based analytics miss a substantial portion of traffic due to consent refusals and ad blockers. If you are looking to pair clean analytics data with automated reporting or marketing workflows, our business automation and system integration teams can connect Fathom to dashboards, alerting systems, and other tools in your stack.
  • imgbb

    imgbb

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

    Big Cartel

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

    Formcarry

    Formcarry is a form backend service that handles submissions from static sites, landing pages, and web applications without requiring any server-side code. For businesses collecting leads through contact forms, registration pages, or feedback surveys, Formcarry removes the need to build and maintain custom form-handling infrastructure. Submissions land in a clean dashboard and can trigger email notifications, webhooks, or integrations with other platforms. Where Formcarry becomes particularly useful is when it connects to your broader automation stack. Rather than manually exporting CSV files or copying entries into a CRM, you can route form submissions directly into workflows that qualify leads, update databases, or send personalised follow-up messages. Osher Digital’s business automation services help organisations build these kinds of end-to-end pipelines so nothing falls through the cracks. Formcarry supports spam filtering, file uploads, and custom redirect URLs out of the box. It also integrates with tools like Slack, Google Sheets, and Zapier, though connecting it to n8n opens up far more flexibility for custom logic. Our n8n consulting team regularly wires up form backends like Formcarry to trigger multi-step workflows tailored to each client’s sales process. If your team is still forwarding form submissions via email or manually entering data into spreadsheets, there is a better way. Osher Digital’s system integration specialists can connect Formcarry to your existing tools and eliminate repetitive data handling across your organisation.
  • Gravity Forms

    Gravity Forms

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

    Fluent Support

    Fluent Support is a WordPress-native helpdesk and customer support ticket system that runs entirely within your WordPress installation. Unlike SaaS helpdesk tools like Zendesk or Freshdesk that charge per-agent monthly fees, Fluent Support is a one-time purchase plugin that stores all your support data in your own WordPress database. For businesses already running WordPress, this means your support system lives alongside your website without adding another monthly subscription to the stack. The plugin handles ticket management, agent assignment, customer communication, saved replies, and basic reporting. It integrates with other popular WordPress plugins like WooCommerce, Easy Digital Downloads, and FluentCRM, so you can see a customer’s purchase history and profile data directly within their support ticket. This context helps your support team resolve issues faster without switching between tabs to piece together customer information. From an automation perspective, Fluent Support’s WordPress-native architecture means you can extend it with hooks, REST API calls, and connections to workflow tools like n8n. Common automations include routing tickets based on keywords or customer segments, escalating overdue tickets, syncing support data with external CRMs, and triggering AI-powered response suggestions for repetitive enquiries. These automations turn a basic ticket system into an intelligent support operation. We have worked with businesses that grew from a shared inbox to a proper helpdesk system and saw immediate improvements in response times and customer satisfaction. If you are running a WordPress-based business and your support process currently relies on email or a plugin that has outgrown its usefulness, Fluent Support combined with proper automation workflows gives you a capable helpdesk without the ongoing SaaS costs. For teams that need deeper system integrations, the WordPress REST API makes Fluent Support data accessible to any external tool.
  • BunnyCDN

    BunnyCDN

    BunnyCDN is a content delivery network that caches and serves your website assets, media files, and API responses from edge servers around the world. The result is faster page loads for your visitors regardless of their location, reduced load on your origin server, and better performance scores that directly impact your search rankings and conversion rates. For Australian businesses serving both local and international audiences, BunnyCDN has edge nodes in Sydney, Melbourne, and across the Asia-Pacific region. Beyond basic CDN caching, BunnyCDN offers Bunny Stream for video hosting and delivery, Bunny Storage for object storage, and Bunny Optimizer for automatic image optimisation. This makes it more than a simple CDN; it is a content delivery platform that handles static assets, video streaming, and image processing in one service. If your website or application serves media-heavy content, this consolidation simplifies your infrastructure and often reduces costs compared to running separate services. The automation angle with BunnyCDN involves managing cache purging, monitoring performance metrics, and orchestrating content deployment workflows. When you publish new content or update your website, automated cache purge workflows ensure visitors see fresh content immediately. Connecting BunnyCDN metrics to your data processing pipelines gives you real-time visibility into bandwidth usage, cache hit rates, and performance by region. For businesses running WordPress, e-commerce stores, or content-heavy applications, CDN performance directly affects revenue. We have worked with property inspection businesses and other media-heavy operations where proper CDN configuration cut page load times significantly. If your site feels slow for users outside your primary region or you are paying too much for bandwidth, BunnyCDN paired with proper integration work is a cost-effective solution.
  • Dokan

    Dokan

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

    Imgur

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

    Tilda

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

    Papyrs

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

    Product Hunt

    Product Hunt is a platform where makers launch new tech products, apps, and tools to an engaged community of early adopters, investors, and tech enthusiasts. A successful Product Hunt launch can drive significant traffic, sign-ups, and press coverage in the critical early days of a product release. For businesses launching SaaS products, developer tools, or AI-powered services, Product Hunt is a key channel in the go-to-market playbook. But a launch is not just about posting a link — it requires coordinating your team, community, messaging, and follow-up activities within a compressed timeframe to maximise upvotes and visibility on launch day. Beyond individual launches, Product Hunt’s API and ecosystem create opportunities for competitive intelligence, trend monitoring, and lead generation. Tracking what products launch in your space, who is engaging with them, and what messaging resonates gives you real market intelligence that informs product and sales strategy. Osher Digital helps Australian tech businesses plan and execute Product Hunt launches, and build automated workflows around the Product Hunt API for ongoing market intelligence. We handle the technical setup, automation, and data integration so you can focus on your product and community engagement.
  • GoDaddy

    GoDaddy

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

    ecwid

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

    Caspio

    Caspio is a low-code platform for building online database applications without writing traditional code. It lets businesses create searchable databases, data collection forms, reports, and interactive dashboards that can be embedded directly into existing websites or used as standalone applications. The platform is particularly useful for businesses that need custom data management tools but cannot justify the cost or timeline of full custom development. Think employee directories, inventory tracking systems, project management portals, or customer-facing search tools — the kind of internal applications that would normally require a developer team and months of work. Where Caspio gets complex is when you need it to talk to other systems. Pulling data from your CRM, pushing form submissions to your accounting software, or syncing records with an external API all require careful integration work. The platform has its own API and supports webhooks, but connecting it into a broader tech stack needs proper architecture. Osher Digital builds and integrates Caspio applications for businesses across Australia. We handle the custom development, system integrations, and data architecture so you get a polished application that works seamlessly with your existing tools.
  • Snipcart

    Snipcart

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

    Cloudflare

    Cloudflare provides DNS management, CDN, DDoS protection, and web application firewall services for websites and APIs. The n8n node lets you manage DNS records, purge caches, and interact with Cloudflare’s API programmatically — turning manual dashboard operations into automated, repeatable workflows. The most common use case is automated DNS management. When you spin up a new service, environment, or subdomain, n8n can create the DNS records in Cloudflare automatically as part of your deployment pipeline. When you decommission something, the records get cleaned up. No more tickets to the infrastructure team for DNS changes that should take seconds, not days. Cache management is another area where automation pays off. After deploying a content update, n8n can purge the relevant Cloudflare cache so users see the new version immediately. You can also schedule regular cache purges, monitor for specific security events, or automate firewall rule updates in response to detected threats. One of our clients had a data pipeline project where cache management was critical to ensuring fresh data reached downstream consumers. If your team manages multiple domains or frequently updates DNS records and firewall rules, automating Cloudflare through n8n removes a repetitive manual step from your operations. Our systems integration team can build Cloudflare automation into your existing deployment and infrastructure management workflows.
  • Disqus

    Disqus

    Disqus is a comment hosting and community engagement platform used by publishers, blogs, and content-driven websites to manage reader discussions. It replaces basic built-in commenting systems with a feature-rich alternative that includes threaded conversations, moderation tools, spam filtering, user profiles, and analytics — all without requiring custom development. Content teams, community managers, and website operators use Disqus to encourage reader engagement while keeping comment sections clean and manageable. The platform handles the heavy lifting of spam detection and moderation, and its centralised dashboard gives moderators visibility across all comment threads from a single interface. Osher integrates Disqus into broader content and community workflows using n8n. We build automations that route new comments to moderation queues in Slack or Teams, trigger notifications when specific topics or keywords appear, sync commenter data with CRM or email platforms, and compile engagement metrics into reporting dashboards. If reader engagement is a meaningful part of your business, we make sure it connects to everything else. Learn more about our system integration services or see how we handle automated data processing across platforms.
  • Contentful

    Contentful

    Contentful is a headless CMS platform that separates content management from content presentation, allowing teams to create, manage, and deliver structured content to any digital channel — websites, mobile apps, IoT devices, and more — through a powerful API. It is used by enterprise teams, agencies, and product companies who need flexible, multi-channel content delivery. Unlike traditional CMS platforms, Contentful gives content teams a structured editing environment while developers get full control over how content is rendered on each platform. This makes it popular for organisations managing complex content models across multiple brands, regions, or digital products. At Osher, we integrate Contentful into automated workflows using n8n so that content changes trigger downstream actions automatically. When a content entry is published in Contentful, workflows can rebuild your website, notify your marketing team, sync content to translation services, or update search indexes — without anyone needing to remember to do those steps manually. Learn more about how we connect content platforms on our system integrations page. If your team manages content in Contentful and still relies on manual processes to push content to production, sync across channels, or notify stakeholders, we can automate those workflows and speed up your content operations significantly.
  • Cockpit

    Cockpit

    Cockpit is a self-hosted, open-source headless CMS that gives developers full control over content structures, APIs, and data storage. Unlike traditional CMS platforms, Cockpit provides a flexible backend for managing structured content that can be delivered to any frontend — websites, mobile apps, digital signage, or internal tools — through a clean API. Developers and agencies use Cockpit when they need a lightweight, customisable content management backend without the overhead of platforms like WordPress or Drupal. It supports custom collections, singletons, forms, and asset management, making it well-suited for projects where content structures do not fit neatly into a blog-and-pages model. At Osher, we integrate Cockpit into automated content workflows using n8n. When content is created or updated in Cockpit, workflows can automatically push that content to your website, sync it with other platforms, generate notifications, or trigger downstream processes. This is especially useful for businesses managing content across multiple channels. Learn more on our system integrations page. If your team manages content in Cockpit and manually copies it to other systems or triggers manual processes when content changes, we can automate those handoffs and keep all your channels in sync without the manual effort.
  • Peekalink

    Peekalink

    Peekalink is a link preview API that generates rich metadata from any URL — pulling titles, descriptions, images, and structured data in real time. It is widely used by developers building content platforms, social media tools, marketing dashboards, and CMS integrations where link previews need to appear instantly without manual data entry. For businesses running content-heavy workflows, Peekalink removes the friction of manually gathering link metadata. Whether you are building an internal knowledge base, curating marketing content, or automating social media previews, Peekalink delivers structured link data through a straightforward API call. At Osher, we connect Peekalink into n8n workflows so that link metadata is automatically fetched, formatted, and pushed into your CMS, marketing tools, or internal databases. This is particularly useful for teams managing large volumes of web content who need consistent, accurate link previews without manual effort. See how we approach these kinds of integrations on our system integrations page. If your team spends time copying and pasting link details into tools or documents, a Peekalink integration can cut that work down to zero. We handle the setup, testing, and ongoing maintenance so you get reliable link previews across every platform you use.
  • Magento 2

    Magento 2

    Magento 2 (now Adobe Commerce) is an open-source e-commerce platform used by mid-market and enterprise retailers to run online stores. It handles product catalogues, customer accounts, orders, payments, shipping, and promotions — with the flexibility to support complex B2B and multi-store configurations. The operational challenge with Magento 2 is that it rarely operates in isolation. Orders need syncing to fulfilment centres, inventory needs updating from suppliers, customer data needs flowing to your CRM, product information needs importing from PIMs or spreadsheets, and financial data needs reconciling with your accounting system. Doing any of this manually at scale is a recipe for errors and delays. Integrating Magento 2 with n8n workflows lets you automate these connections. A typical setup might sync orders to your warehouse management system in real time, update inventory levels from supplier feeds, push customer purchase data to your CRM for sales follow-up, and reconcile daily transactions with Xero or QuickBooks. For retailers managing thousands of SKUs and hundreds of daily orders, this kind of system integration eliminates the manual data handling that causes overselling, delayed shipments, and accounting discrepancies. If your Magento store is disconnected from the rest of your business systems, our team can build the integrations to close those gaps.
  • Medium

    Medium

    Medium is a widely used blogging and publishing platform where individuals and organisations share long-form articles, newsletters, and thought leadership content. It offers built-in audience distribution, a clean reading experience, and a partner programme that lets writers earn from their work. For businesses already producing content, the challenge is usually operational: publishing manually to Medium alongside your main site, keeping formatting consistent, and tracking engagement across both channels. When your marketing team is copying and pasting blog posts into Medium’s editor every week, that’s time better spent on strategy. By connecting Medium to an n8n workflow, you can automate cross-posting from your CMS, schedule publications to align with your content calendar, and pull engagement metrics back into your reporting tools. A typical setup might watch for new posts on your WordPress site, reformat the content for Medium’s API, add canonical URLs to protect your SEO, and publish automatically. This kind of business automation removes the bottleneck of manual republishing while ensuring your content reaches Medium’s built-in readership. If you’re running a content marketing operation and want to extend your reach without adding headcount, our team can build a workflow that handles the entire cross-posting process end to end.
  • Netlify Trigger

    Netlify Trigger

    Netlify Trigger fires automated workflows whenever something happens on your Netlify-hosted sites — successful deploys, failed builds, form submissions, or split test results. For teams shipping websites and web applications on Netlify, this trigger connects your deployment pipeline to the rest of your business operations. Deploying a site is rarely the end of the process. Stakeholders need to know the update is live, QA needs to run checks, content teams need confirmation their changes went through, and clients need a heads-up that their requested changes are published. Doing all of this manually after every deploy is a waste of time that workflow automation solves. Workflows we build with Netlify Trigger include: Posting deploy success or failure notifications to Slack or Teams channels Running automated visual regression tests after each production deploy Routing Netlify form submissions to CRMs or helpdesk systems Alerting clients when their site updates go live Logging deployments to project management tools for audit trails Netlify’s form handling is a particularly useful trigger source. Contact forms, enquiry forms, and lead capture forms on Netlify sites can push submissions directly into your sales automation workflows — no server-side code needed. Our consulting team helps agencies and development teams extend their Netlify workflows beyond deployment into client communication, project tracking, and lead management through system integrations. Every deploy event and form submission becomes an opportunity to automate what used to be manual follow-up.
  • HTML

    HTML is the foundational markup language of the web, and in the context of automation and integration, HTML nodes and processing steps are used to generate, parse, extract, and transform web content programmatically. Whether you need to build email templates, scrape structured data from web pages, generate reports, or create dynamic documents, HTML processing is a core building block in many automation workflows. Osher Digital uses HTML processing within automation pipelines to solve practical problems. Extracting product data from supplier websites, generating branded HTML emails from templates with dynamic content, converting HTML reports into PDFs for distribution, parsing web pages to monitor pricing or availability changes, and building formatted output documents from raw data are all common use cases. These tasks would be tedious and error-prone if done manually. HTML processing pairs well with other tools in a workflow. Data pulled from a CRM or database can be merged into an HTML template to produce a polished client report. Web scraping workflows extract structured data from HTML pages and feed it into spreadsheets or databases. Email automation workflows build responsive HTML emails from dynamic data and send them through transactional email services. If you have processes that involve manual HTML work, web data extraction, or document generation from templates, our AI agent development team can build automated workflows that handle these tasks reliably and at scale.
  • Ghost

    Ghost

    Ghost is an open-source publishing platform built specifically for content creators, bloggers, and media businesses. It provides a clean writing experience, built-in email newsletters, membership and subscription management, and strong SEO defaults out of the box. Ghost is used by independent publishers, company blogs, and paid newsletter operators who want more control than platforms like Substack or Medium offer. When integrated with your wider business tools, Ghost becomes more than a publishing platform. Osher Digital connects Ghost to CRMs, analytics tools, payment processors, and marketing automation systems so that content publishing triggers downstream workflows automatically. A new post can push a formatted email to your subscriber list, update your CRM with engagement data, share to social channels, and log performance metrics, all without manual steps. For businesses running paid memberships through Ghost, we build integrations that sync subscriber data with accounting software, trigger onboarding sequences for new members, and feed churn data into retention workflows. This turns Ghost from a standalone publishing tool into a connected content business platform. If you are running a Ghost publication and spending too much time on manual tasks around publishing, subscriber management, or data reporting, our automated data processing services can connect Ghost to the rest of your stack and automate the repetitive work.
  • Strapi

    Strapi

    Strapi is an open-source headless CMS that gives development teams full control over their content architecture and API design. Unlike traditional CMS platforms that couple content management with frontend presentation, Strapi provides content through APIs so the same data can power websites, mobile apps, digital signage, and any other channel that consumes structured content. Organisations choose Strapi when they need a content management system that developers can customise without limitations, while still giving content editors a clean, intuitive interface for managing pages, blog posts, product listings, or any other content type. It is self-hosted, so your data stays on your own infrastructure. At Osher, we integrate Strapi into automated content workflows using our custom AI development capabilities. Common integrations include triggering content publishing workflows when editors approve new content, syncing product data between Strapi and e-commerce platforms, and connecting content updates to notification systems so downstream teams know when new material is available. We also help organisations migrate from monolithic CMS platforms to Strapi, mapping existing content structures to Strapi’s flexible content types and building the API layer that connects to their frontend applications.
  • Webflow

    Webflow

    Webflow is a visual website builder and CMS that lets designers create production-ready sites without writing code. The n8n Webflow node connects your Webflow CMS collections to automated workflows — creating, updating, and retrieving collection items programmatically so your website content stays in sync with your business data. Marketing and operations teams use this integration to eliminate manual content updates. When a new product is added to an inventory system, an n8n workflow can automatically create the matching Webflow CMS item with images, descriptions, and pricing. When a blog post is approved in a content management pipeline, the workflow publishes it to Webflow without anyone logging into the Webflow designer. Osher builds system integrations that connect Webflow to CRMs, inventory platforms, and content workflows. We have set up automated publishing pipelines where content reviewed and approved in Airtable flows directly into Webflow CMS collections, complete with SEO fields and featured images. Other projects involve syncing product catalogues from ERP systems to Webflow storefronts, keeping pricing and availability accurate across channels. The n8n node works with Webflow’s CMS API, supporting collection item CRUD operations (create, read, update, delete), site publishing, and webhook-based triggers. It handles Webflow’s rate limits gracefully and supports all custom fields defined in your CMS collections — text, images, references, multi-references, dates, switches, and rich text.
  • Shopify

    Shopify

    Shopify is an e-commerce platform that powers online stores for businesses of all sizes. As an automation node, it allows workflows to read and write store data including orders, customers, products, inventory levels, fulfilment records, and collections through Shopify’s Admin API, turning your store into a fully programmable part of your business operations. E-commerce managers, operations teams, and multi-channel retailers use the Shopify integration to automate store management tasks that consume hours of staff time each week. Instead of logging into the Shopify admin panel to update products, process orders, or reconcile inventory, these operations execute automatically as part of broader business workflows that keep all your systems in sync. Osher builds Shopify automation workflows that connect your store data to every other system in your business. Our system integrations team creates flows where product data syncs across all your sales channels, orders route directly to fulfilment and accounting systems, customer records update in your CRM as purchases occur, and inventory levels stay accurate across every platform without manual reconciliation or spreadsheet exports.
  • Webflow Trigger

    Webflow Trigger

    Webflow Trigger is a webhook-based integration node that fires automated workflows whenever specific events occur on your Webflow site. It listens for form submissions, e-commerce orders, CMS item changes, membership signups, and site publish events, then passes that structured data directly into your automation pipeline for immediate processing. Marketing teams, e-commerce operators, and web agencies use Webflow Trigger to eliminate manual data handling between their website and backend systems. Instead of checking Webflow dashboards, exporting CSVs, or copying submission details into spreadsheets, every relevant event gets captured and processed automatically the moment it happens on your site. At Osher, we connect Webflow Trigger into broader automation workflows using n8n. A typical setup routes new form submissions to your CRM, syncs e-commerce orders with accounting software, updates inventory systems, and notifies your sales team via Slack or email. Our system integrations team builds these connections so your Webflow site becomes a fully integrated part of your business operations rather than an isolated website sitting apart from your core systems.
  • Wordpress

    Wordpress

    WordPress is the most widely used content management system, powering websites from small business sites to enterprise publications. It provides tools for creating pages, blog posts, media management, user roles, and plugin-based functionality. With its REST API, WordPress also functions as a headless CMS, serving content to mobile apps, external dashboards, and other front-end applications. Business owners, marketing teams, content managers, and web developers use WordPress to manage their online presence. Common tasks include publishing blog posts, updating product pages, managing contact form submissions, handling e-commerce orders through WooCommerce, and maintaining membership or booking systems through plugins. At Osher, we connect WordPress to your broader business ecosystem through automation. Instead of manually checking form submissions, moderating comments, or exporting order data, we build workflows that handle these tasks automatically. A new contact form submission can create a CRM lead, notify your sales team, and add the contact to an email sequence. A new WooCommerce order can update inventory, generate a shipping label, and send a personalised thank-you email. Blog post publications can trigger social media posts and newsletter distributions. Our n8n consulting team specialises in building these WordPress automation workflows using n8n’s native WordPress nodes, giving you reliable integrations without expensive plugin subscriptions.