What is Quickwork

The #1 integration and automation platform chosen by enterprises to build workflows, publish APIs, and manage conversations. It is a no code SaaS platform that integrates over 1,000s of apps.

Quickwork is an integration and automation platform chosen by enterprises to build workflows, publish APIs, and manage conversations.

Integrated apps, using Quickwork, send and receive data seamlessly to achieve the next level of automation, i.e., creating a digital workspace where a system deals with real-time data to automate tasks without human intervention.

Quickwork's user interface obeys a top-down approach where clicking on one field and adding input to it opens the other fields automatically. This approach gives you a better understanding of the data you have provided.

Quickwork provides the following set of features and services in one platform, which is efficient enough to make your life easier:

• Build integrations by simply drag and drop the applications you wish without writing a single line of code. Choose from 1,000s of business, consumer, AI, analytics, messaging, and IoT apps to create any automated workflow you can imagine!

• Convert any workflow into an API with Quickwork’s single-click API Management. Share your APIs securely with built-in authentication mechanisms and scale elastically with our serverless infrastructure.

• Build and manage real-time conversational and messaging workflows with human agents, chatbots, and IoT devices, across multiple channels such as WhatsApp, Line, Facebook Messenger, Telegram, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, web widgets, and many more.

Before understanding the functionalities of Quickwork in detail, let us first explore the concept of journey in brief.

What is a journey

A journey consists of a set of steps that are connected logically to meet an objective. It's like configuring a use case in a series of steps. Once you finish configuring a journey and enable its execution, Quickwork will execute it for you each time when a specified event occurs.

Example

For a better understanding, let's look at some examples.

When a new event is created in my Eventbrite account, send the details of the event to my Gmail account.

OR

When a new task is created in my Google Tasks account, translate the note in Spanish (using Google Translate), and send the translated text to my Gmail account.

Once you define this, Quickwork will take care of the rest.

For the first scenario, Quickwork keeps checking for a new event in your Eventbrite account. As soon as a new event hits, the journey automatically sends its details to the Gmail account you have specified.

If 10 new events are created in Eventbrite, Quickwork will run the journey 10 times, sending you the email for each event. All this happens in a flash requiring no manual intervention.

The example we discussed is a simple journey. You can create more complex journeys by connecting more actions as per your use case.

To get started with creating your first journey, click here. The guide contains a series of steps helping you to make your first step towards automation.