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Automatisch
ResearchedAutomatisch is an open-source, no-code workflow automation platform by AB Software GmbH that connects services like Slack and Twitter to automate business processes. It supports cloud or self-hosted deployment via Docker Compose or Render, appealing to GDPR-conscious organizations.
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01What does Automatisch say it can do?
No-code workflow automation · Automatisch is a business automation tool that connects different services (e.g., Twitter, · No-code workflow building · No-code workflow automation platform
Build workflow automation without spending time and money. No code is required.
02Who is Automatisch intended for?
Particularly relevant for businesses in healthcare and finance, and for European companies
This is especially relevant for industries such as healthcare and finance, as well as for European companies that must adhere to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
03What use cases does Automatisch describe?
Automating business processes without coding · Example workflow: search tweets containing a keyword and post them into a specified Slack · Workflow automation as an alternative to Zapier · Building workflow automation without writing code
Automatisch helps you to automate your business processes without coding.
04What should teams verify before adopting Automatisch?
Workflows currently run at intervals of 15 minutes (instant updates are not yet supported) · Changing the ENCRYPTION_KEY or WEBHOOK_SECRET_KEY environment variables will break existin
Currently, workflows run at intervals of 15 minutes, but we're planning to extend this behavior and support instant updates if it's available with the third-party service.
05What integrations does Automatisch document?
Integrates with widely used online services · Supports integrations including Slack, GitHub, GitLab, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs · Supports third-party apps with a request integration option · Supports integrations (called apps) with third-party services using triggers and actions
We integrate with the most widely used online services in the market so you can grow your business by building workflows.
06How can Automatisch be deployed or accessed?
Cloud and self-hosted · Automatisch can be self-hosted so that users keep their data on their own servers. · Docker Compose installation supported · Docker installation with two services (main and worker) on the same image
Use our affordable cloud solution or self-host on your own servers.
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Common use cases
- Automating business processes without coding
- Connecting third-party services like Twitter, Slack, GitHub, and Stripe
- Searching tweets containing a keyword and posting them to a Slack channel
- Self-hosting workflows to store data on own servers
- Deploying via Docker Compose or Render with PostgreSQL and Redis backend
- Example workflow: search tweets containing a keyword and post them into a specified Slack
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- No-code workflow automation
- Automatisch is a business automation tool that connects different services (e.g., Twitter,
- No-code workflow building
- No-code workflow automation platform
- Build workflow automation without spending time and money; no code is required.
- Workflow automation without coding required
- Workflows consist of triggers as starting points and actions as subsequent steps that proc
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Automatisch - Open Source Zapier Alternative
No-code workflow automation capability · Open source project licensed under AGPL-3.0 · Cloud and self-hosted deployment options
No-code workflow automation
Automating business processes without coding
Cloud and self-hosted
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Self-hosting allows storing data on own servers
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Integrates with widely used online services
Automatisch is a business automation tool that connects different services (e.g., Twitter, Slack) to automate business processes, requiring no programming knowledge.
Example workflow: search tweets containing a keyword and post them into a specified Slack channel.
Automatisch can be self-hosted so that users keep their data on their own servers.
Particularly relevant for businesses in healthcare and finance, and for European companies that must comply with GDPR, as well as any organization handling sensitive user data.
Workflows currently run at intervals of 15 minutes (instant updates are not yet supported).
Open source
Workflow automation as an alternative to Zapier
No-code workflow building
AB Software GmbH
GDPR-compliant personal data processing
No-code workflow automation
Open source project hosted on GitHub
Docker Compose installation supported
Docker installation with two services (main and worker) on the same image
Render deployment supported via render.yaml file
Third-party service credentials encrypted using ENCRYPTION_KEY environment variable
Building workflow automation without writing code
No-code workflow automation platform
Supports integrations including Slack, GitHub, GitLab, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs, Google Drive, Google Forms, Google Sheets, Google Tasks, HubSpot, Stripe, Salesforce, Trello, Twilio, Twitter, WordPress, YouTube, Zendesk, Notion,
Automatisch (copyright 2022)
Project has a public GitHub repository
Build workflow automation without spending time and money; no code is required.
Deployed via Docker Compose by modifying docker-compose.yml environment variables for both main and worker services.
Uses ENCRYPTION_KEY to store third-party service credentials and WEBHOOK_SECRET_KEY to verify webhook requests.
Runs as a web application on HTTP port 3000 by default, backed by PostgreSQL and Redis services.
Changing the ENCRYPTION_KEY or WEBHOOK_SECRET_KEY environment variables will break existing connections and flows.
Workflow automation without coding required
AGPL-3.0 license
Automatisch
Code hosted and developed on GitHub
Supports third-party apps with a request integration option
What it helps with
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Automating business processes without coding
Connecting third-party services like Twitter, Slack, GitHub, and Stripe
Searching tweets containing a keyword and posting them to a Slack channel
Self-hosting workflows to store data on own servers
Deploying via Docker Compose or Render with PostgreSQL and Redis backend
Example workflow: search tweets containing a keyword and post them into a specified Slack
Workflow automation as an alternative to Zapier
Building workflow automation without writing code
Where it runs and where to get it
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What to verify before adopting
- Workflows currently run at intervals of 15 minutes (instant updates are not yet supported)
- Changing the ENCRYPTION_KEY or WEBHOOK_SECRET_KEY environment variables will break existin
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Recorded sources
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- 1automatisch.io 11 facts · 4 answers · Official site
- 2automatisch.io/docs 5 facts · 5 answers · Documentation
- 3automatisch.io/docs/guide/installation 6 facts · 2 answers · Documentation
- 4automatisch.io/docs/advanced/configuration 5 facts · 2 answers · Documentation
- 5automatisch.io/docs/build-integrations/folder-structure 6 facts · 1 answer · Documentation
- 6automatisch.io/docs/guide/available-apps 5 facts · 2 answers · Documentation
- 7automatisch.io/privacy 5 facts · 2 answers · Security
- 8automatisch.io/docs/contributing/contribution-guide 5 facts · 1 answer · Documentation



