7 products
Integration apps
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Parsey
iOS · 32 recommendations
Parsey - Connect Anything, Automate Everything
Parsey helps connect your apps and platforms by pulling important data fields out of transactional emails, attachments, and webhooks. Once extracted, you can format the data and then send it to your preferred CRM or other sales and marketing tools. Our platform integrates thousands of SaaS applications with your specific CRM or Marketing Automation platform, with zero coding required.
Toggle
iOS · 24 recommendations
Toggle - SaaS Integration: All your data in one place
Toggle is your all-in-one workspace that simplifies your day. Imagine having your email, chats, tasks, and files all in one spot - that's Toggle. No more switching between Gmail, Slack, Notion, or Google Drive; it's all integrated into Toggle. With Toggle, you can search across all your apps at once, making it super easy to find what you need, fast. Chat with your team, see your entire schedule, and share files without jumping from app to app. It's designed to make your work life smoother, more connected, and a lot less cluttered. Whether you're in a small team or a big company, Toggle is like having a smart assistant that keeps everything organized so you can focus on the work that matters.
Catch Up
iOS · 28 recommendations
Catch Up
Catch Up (http://catchup.buzz/) is a powerful integration for Slack that will store the "must-read" content shared by all your team members. It's not only a link aggregator as it uses Machine Learning algorithms to serve the relevant content to each user, taking into consideration their favorite type of articles and their relationship with the person who shared a specif link. It also comes with a bot that will give you, in context, the top articles you've missed. The bot is also able to store links on command and to serve you the top or new content based on your questions.
Linx: General-purpose low-code platform for backend development
iOS · 20 recommendations
Linx: General-purpose low-code platform for backend development
Linx enables the rapid development and deployment of back-end applications like APIs, integrations and automations. Developers design and debug solutions in a familiar procedural style using a drag and drop interface with access to 1000s of ready made functions. Solutions are deployed with one click to servers running in the cloud or on-premise.
TriggerMesh
iOS · 20 recommendations
TriggerMesh - Cloud native integration platform for kubernetes
TriggerMesh believes developers will increasingly build applications as a mesh of cloud-native functions and services from multiple cloud providers and on-premises. We believe this architecture is the best way for agile businesses to deliver effortless digital experiences. TriggerMesh is the first product that leverages Kubernetes and Knative to provide application integration across clouds and on-premises. With TriggerMesh, you can automate enterprise workflows by connecting applications, cloud services, and serverless functions. Cloud-native applications are becoming more popular. As a result, the number of functions that are hosted across disparate cloud infrastructure is proliferating. TriggerMesh breaks down cloud silos to provide true cross-cloud portability and interoperability
IntegrateDB
iOS · 33 recommendations
IntegrateDB - Database sharing toolkit for Postgres.
IntegrateDB – https://hexdocs.pm/integratedb/intro.html – is a database sharing toolkit for Postgres. It's inspired by projects like React, Tailwind and LiveView, in that it aims to boost developer productivity by deliberately coupling concerns that “received wisdom” holds should be kept separate. Integrating services directly through the database is usually seen as a smell, so we all build APIs and loosely coupled SOAs. But in many cases this can be overkill and actually if you could integrate through the database you could eliminate layers and go much faster. The problem is that having multiple services using the same data is a recipe for disaster – unless you have some way of declaring and controlling data dependencies whilst enabling schema evolution. Which (as you may have guessed!) is exactly what IntegrateDB does ;) It’s a Phoenix-based web application that sits alongside a Postgres database. You interact with a JSON API to declare data dependencies and generate scoped db user credentials (which you then give to your applications for them to connect directly to the database — they don’t talk to IntegrateDB at all, it’s not a proxy or an extension). It then adds a user defined function to your database which you can call from your migrations to validate that they don’t break any of your declared data dependencies. It also sets up and consumes a logical replication feed (hence being Postgres only for now), with the idea being to convert events that you register for into higher level notifications for your apps. All of which is designed to allow you to break the rules and integrate straight through the database without shooting yourself in the foot. The code is at https://github.com/integratedb/integrate, the docs are at https://hexdocs.pm/integratedb and the website is https://integratedb.org
TriggerMesh
iOS · 40 recommendations
TriggerMesh - Cloud native serverless integration
Integration of services is required for seamless development and operation of cloud-native infrastructure and digital transformation. The TriggerMesh cloud-native integration platform delivers complete lifecycle management and integration for the serverless era. TriggerMesh ties together legacy systems, SaaS applications, and cloud services together to help develop truly cloud-native applications.