If you're looking for a tool that can span multiple apps and services to automate workflows and cut down on information overload, Zapier is a great option. It has more than 7,000 app connections so you can automate lots of tasks, from tracking leads and sales pipelines to running marketing campaigns and more. With AI automation, custom Zaps and enterprise-level security, Zapier can handle complex workflows without requiring programming skills. It's good for companies of all sizes, with a range of pricing tiers to suit your needs.
Another option is Workato, which spans multiple apps and services across different business functions, including IT, marketing, HR, finance, sales and support teams. It has more than 1200 pre-built connectors and accelerators, and uses AI to democratize automation. Workato is designed to scale with a container-based architecture and has strong security, so it's a good option for companies that want to clear integration backlogs and automate complex workflows.
If you're looking for a tool that helps you organize information and keep files, links and conversations in order, Sense is worth a look. It connects to many common work apps, including Confluence, Dropbox Business, Google Drive, Jira, Microsoft Teams and Slack, and has features like a unified search box, Spaces to organize content and a Chrome Extension for quick searches. Sense protects user privacy by storing only metadata and encrypting data with secure encryption, and has a range of pricing tiers.
Last, Coda is an all-purpose collaborative workspace that combines the power of documents, spreadsheets, apps and AI to help you get more done. It connects to more than 600 tools, including Google Calendars, Slack, Figma and Jira, and has features like Writeups to collaborate on decisions, Hubs to centralize information and Trackers to integrate tables. Coda's AI technology automates tasks and turns data into insights, so it's a good option to cut down on tool sprawl and improve workflows.