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Automatisch

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Automatisch 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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PricingCurrent signal

See official pricing

Platforms
Web
API accessNot public
FoundedNot disclosed by source
AvailabilityWeb / remote
LicenseProprietary

Best suited to

Source-backed fit
Businesses seeking a no-code Zapier alternative Healthcare and finance organizations handling sensitive data European companies needing GDPR compliance Teams wanting self-hosted workflow automation Developers contributing to an AGPL-3.0 open-source project Particularly relevant for businesses in healthcare and finance, and for…
Decision support

Common questions and adoption checks

6 sourced answers

Short answers to the questions buyers and builders commonly ask about Automatisch. Each answer cites the shared ledger below, where every source is listed once.

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.
Decision guide

Capabilities and operating fit

Workflow tools

This profile connects the jobs Automatisch is described as handling with its delivery model, access options and the subjects used to match it to related products in this directory.

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

Access signals

Pricing model
See official pricing
API
Not publicly listed
Source links
8 recorded
Source-backed

Verified facts

Updated July 22, 2026

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Official website

HTTP 200 verified twice

[1]automatisch.io
First-party description

Automatisch - Open Source Zapier Alternative

[1]automatisch.io
Source-supported facts

No-code workflow automation capability · Open source project licensed under AGPL-3.0 · Cloud and self-hosted deployment options

[1]automatisch.io
Capability

No-code workflow automation

[1]automatisch.io
Use case

Automating business processes without coding

[1]automatisch.io
Deployment

Cloud and self-hosted

[1]automatisch.io
Open source

true

[1]automatisch.io
Security

Self-hosting allows storing data on own servers

[1]automatisch.io
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Integration

Integrates with widely used online services

[1]automatisch.io
Capability

Automatisch is a business automation tool that connects different services (e.g., Twitter, Slack) to automate business processes, requiring no programming knowledge.

[2]automatisch.io/docs
Use case

Example workflow: search tweets containing a keyword and post them into a specified Slack channel.

[2]automatisch.io/docs
Deployment

Automatisch can be self-hosted so that users keep their data on their own servers.

[2]automatisch.io/docs
Audience

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.

[2]automatisch.io/docs
Limitation

Workflows currently run at intervals of 15 minutes (instant updates are not yet supported).

[2]automatisch.io/docs
Open source

Open source

[7]automatisch.io/privacy
Use case

Workflow automation as an alternative to Zapier

[7]automatisch.io/privacy
Capability

No-code workflow building

[7]automatisch.io/privacy
Company

AB Software GmbH

[7]automatisch.io/privacy
Security

GDPR-compliant personal data processing

[7]automatisch.io/privacy
Capability

No-code workflow automation

[3]automatisch.io/docs/guide/installation
Open source

Open source project hosted on GitHub

[3]automatisch.io/docs/guide/installation
Deployment

Docker Compose installation supported

[3]automatisch.io/docs/guide/installation
Deployment

Docker installation with two services (main and worker) on the same image

[3]automatisch.io/docs/guide/installation
Deployment

Render deployment supported via render.yaml file

[3]automatisch.io/docs/guide/installation
Security

Third-party service credentials encrypted using ENCRYPTION_KEY environment variable

[3]automatisch.io/docs/guide/installation
Use case

Building workflow automation without writing code

[6]automatisch.io/docs/guide/available-apps
Capability

No-code workflow automation platform

[6]automatisch.io/docs/guide/available-apps
Integration

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,

[6]automatisch.io/docs/guide/available-apps
Company

Automatisch (copyright 2022)

[6]automatisch.io/docs/guide/available-apps
Open source

Project has a public GitHub repository

[6]automatisch.io/docs/guide/available-apps
Capability

Build workflow automation without spending time and money; no code is required.

[4]automatisch.io/docs/advanced/configuration
Deployment

Deployed via Docker Compose by modifying docker-compose.yml environment variables for both main and worker services.

[4]automatisch.io/docs/advanced/configuration
Security

Uses ENCRYPTION_KEY to store third-party service credentials and WEBHOOK_SECRET_KEY to verify webhook requests.

[4]automatisch.io/docs/advanced/configuration
Platform

Runs as a web application on HTTP port 3000 by default, backed by PostgreSQL and Redis services.

[4]automatisch.io/docs/advanced/configuration
Limitation

Changing the ENCRYPTION_KEY or WEBHOOK_SECRET_KEY environment variables will break existing connections and flows.

[4]automatisch.io/docs/advanced/configuration
Capability

Workflow automation without coding required

[8]automatisch.io/docs/contributing/contribution-guide
Open source

AGPL-3.0 license

[8]automatisch.io/docs/contributing/contribution-guide
Company

Automatisch

[8]automatisch.io/docs/contributing/contribution-guide
Platform

Code hosted and developed on GitHub

[8]automatisch.io/docs/contributing/contribution-guide
Integration

Supports third-party apps with a request integration option

[8]automatisch.io/docs/contributing/contribution-guide
Practical capabilities

What it helps with

8 documented areas

A concise view of the jobs, capabilities and integrations described in the recorded product sources.

Use case

Automating business processes without coding

Use case

Connecting third-party services like Twitter, Slack, GitHub, and Stripe

Use case

Searching tweets containing a keyword and posting them to a Slack channel

Use case

Self-hosting workflows to store data on own servers

Use case

Deploying via Docker Compose or Render with PostgreSQL and Redis backend

Use case

Example workflow: search tweets containing a keyword and post them into a specified Slack

Use case

Workflow automation as an alternative to Zapier

Use case

Building workflow automation without writing code

Availability

Where it runs and where to get it

Source checked

Documented product formats, platforms and official distribution destinations. Availability can vary by region and plan.

Cost / license

See official pricingtrue · Open source · Open source project hosted on GitHub

Platforms

Runs as a web application on HTTP port 3000 by default, backed by PostgreSQL and Redis serCode hosted and developed on GitHubApps are defined via an index.js entry point listing triggers, actions, and data sources
Implementation details

Adoption notes

DeploymentCloud 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
Licensetrue · Open source · Open source project hosted on GitHub
Model supportNot disclosed by source
Data controlSelf-hosting allows storing data on own servers · GDPR-compliant personal data processing · Third-party service credentials encrypted using ENCRYPTION_KEY environment variable · Uses ENCRYPTION_KEY to store third-party service credentials and WEBHOOK_SECRET_KEY to ver · User credentials for third-party services are encrypted and stored in the database
Learning curveIntermediate
Primary use casesAutomating 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, Build workflow automation without code, including integrations between third-party service

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
Evolution and major updates

Automatisch timeline

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Citation ledger

Recorded sources

8 unique pages

Facts, answers, structured details, milestones and primary resource links cite this shared ledger. Each external page appears once; release tags from the same GitHub project are grouped under one release history.

  1. 1automatisch.io 11 facts · 4 answers · Official site
  2. 2automatisch.io/docs 5 facts · 5 answers · Documentation
  3. 3automatisch.io/docs/guide/installation 6 facts · 2 answers · Documentation
  4. 4automatisch.io/docs/advanced/configuration 5 facts · 2 answers · Documentation
  5. 5automatisch.io/docs/build-integrations/folder-structure 6 facts · 1 answer · Documentation
  6. 6automatisch.io/docs/guide/available-apps 5 facts · 2 answers · Documentation
  7. 7automatisch.io/privacy 5 facts · 2 answers · Security
  8. 8automatisch.io/docs/contributing/contribution-guide 5 facts · 1 answer · Documentation
Research status46 substantive facts · 8 source pages · quality score 88/100