ThinkAutomation is a useful IT bridging tool. It can link separate applications, connecting your systems and sharing data across key touchpoints.

1. Call a web service
If a product has a web API, ThinkAutomation can connect to it

2. Return the results
The results are then returned to pre-defined ThinkAutomation fields or variables

3. Run actions
ThinkAutomation uses conditional processing to talk to the product and tell it to do things
Hundreds of combinations
When it comes to IT bridging, ThinkAutomation offers thousands of different integrations, actions and process combinations.
You use logical ‘If’ statements to define how you want your programs to interact with one another. (If this happens in one application, then run this action in another.) For example:
If an email attachment is over a set file size
Send it to a third-party compression program
Upload compressed file to a cloud folder
If a numerical change is made to a customer CRM record
Extract the new data
Push it to your invoicing software
If an application stops responding
Force the program to restart
Send an alert to the IT team