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Open source automation platform that allows users to store data on their own servers. The documentation provides guides on setting up connections, triggers, and actions for various integrated apps including WordPress, Trello, Telegram, Stripe, and built-in tools like Webhooks and Scheduler.

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What's inside Automatisch

  1. Overview of Automatisch business automation

    Automatisch is an open-source business automation tool used to connect different services (such as Twitter and Slack) to streamline business processes. It is designed for users without programming knowledge and allows for self-hosting, which ensures data remains on the user's own servers—a critical feature for GDPR compliance and industries like healthcare and finance.

  2. Overview of Automatisch business automation

    Automatisch is an open-source business automation tool used to connect different services (such as Twitter and Slack) to automate business processes. It is designed for users without programming knowledge to streamline workflows by integrating multiple third-party services. Workflows are configured once and run continuously; currently, they execute at 15-minute intervals, with plans for instant updates where supported by third-party services.

  3. Overview of Automatisch automation platform

    Automatisch is an open-source automation tool designed to automate business processes without coding. It serves as an alternative to Zapier and provides two deployment options: a managed cloud solution or self-hosting on your own servers. Self-hosting is specifically highlighted for companies with sensitive data (e.g., healthcare, finance) or those requiring GDPR compliance to ensure data remains on their own infrastructure.

  4. Use Datastore for persistent key-value storage in flows

    Datastore is a persistent key-value storage system used to store and retrieve data. It operates within the scope of a flow, allowing data to be persisted and accessed across different steps within the same flow execution.

  5. Use the built-in Formatter app to manipulate data

    The Formatter is a built-in app in Automatisch used as an action to format data received from previous workflow steps. Because it is internal, it requires no external service connection or additional setup steps to use.

  7. Use the built-in RSS app in Automatisch

    The RSS app is a built-in component of Automatisch. Because it does not require communication with an external service to operate, there are no additional setup or authentication steps required to start using it.

  8. Understand the Automatisch monorepo structure

    Automatisch uses a monorepo architecture where each package is independently managed with its own package.json for dependency isolation. The repository is organized into the following primary packages:

    • packages/backend: Contains the backend application and all integrations.
    • packages/web: Contains the frontend application.
    • packages/docs: Contains the documentation website.
    • packages/e2e-tests: Contains end-to-end tests for internal usage.
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├── packages
│   ├── backend
│   ├── docs
│   ├── e2e-tests
│   └── web

  9. Use the built-in Scheduler app in Automatisch

    The Scheduler is a built-in application shipped with Automatisch. Because it does not require communication with external services, it requires no additional setup or configuration steps to begin using it.

  10. Use the built-in HTTP Request app in Automatisch

    The HTTP Request app is a built-in tool shipped with Automatisch. Because it does not require integration with an external service to function, it is available for use immediately without any additional setup or connection steps.

  11. Use the Filter action to conditionally continue execution

    The Filter action allows a workflow execution to continue only if a set of specified conditions are met. If the conditions do not match, the execution path is halted for that specific branch.

  12. Understand Automatisch Apps and Connections

    In Automatisch, an App is a third-party service (e.g., Twitter, GitHub, Slack) that you integrate into your workflows. To use an app, you must first create a Connection. A Connection is where you provide the necessary credentials (such as consumer keys or secrets) to allow Automatisch to authenticate and act on your behalf. You can create multiple connections for the same app if you have multiple accounts for that service.