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Automatisch: open source workflow automation, README overview

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The README presents Automatisch as a self-hosted business automation tool for connecting services without programming.

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Source: https://github.com/automatisch/automatisch

What it supplies: The README presents Automatisch as a self-hosted business automation tool for connecting services without programming. Useful for: - Connect services such as Twitter and Slack into automated workflows. - Keep workflow data on your own servers. - Avoid vendor lock-in by running it yourself. First action: - Clone the repository and run docker compose up. - Sign in with the sample account in the README, then change the email and password in settings. - Use the documentation's installation guide for other install types. Prerequisites and limits: The README gives no version; its quick install uses Docker Compose. - A default sample login exists, so change it before exposing the service. - Mixed licences complicate redistribution. - Available integrations are described in the documentation, which was not read. Source-documented: the Community Edition is AGPL-3.0 and the Enterprise Edition is commercial. Files with .ee. in their name are under the Enterprise licence and other files under AGPL-3.0, in one repository, so check which files you use. Written from the README text only. Statements are as the README gives them; nothing was installed or run. Based on README text only; the documentation and code were not read. Nothing was installed or run. Source inspected: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/automatisch/automatisch/41f3c56a163103cae761bb44f03638cb84e859ee/README.md ; 3041 bytes ; sha256 73de12e1fe793c873d4917a66dcea7a7453ba08b8bb5452f1a46ef6813724710 ; 8 exact pinned excerpts in the draft pin map
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