Abstra is a simple and powerful open-source Python library and platform to easily build custom business automation workflows.
Build custom processes like client onboarding, approval flows, service order requests and more combining automatic and manual steps using scripts, webhooks, dynamic forms, database connections and API integrations.
Enterprise features like fully auditable logs, built-in access control and SSO support enable developers to ship production-grade workflows faster than ever, in a secure, manageable way.
Self host or host with Abstra Cloud to enjoy 1-click deploy and transparent, scalable infrastructure.
Highlights
Streamlined Operations: Abstra offers Python programmers the ability to build custom business operation workflows like service orders, internal requests, and onboarding processes, reducing the need for excessive engineering while maintaining full control.
Focus on Business Logic: With tools like webhooks, cron jobs, and database integrations, Abstra helps developers concentrate on crafting unique business logic rather than worrying about configurations, boosting productivity and efficiency.
Advanced Usage, Simplified: Abstra allows for sophisticated development practices, such as using Git for versioning, connecting to CI pipelines, and managing multiple environments for testing and production. This way, even advanced workflows remain manageable and straightforward to implement.
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Pricing is based on the duration and terms of your contract with the vendor, and additional usage. You pay upfront or in installments according to your contract terms with the vendor. This entitles you to a specified quantity of use for the contract duration. Usage-based pricing is in effect for overages or additional usage not covered in the contract. These charges are applied on top of the contract price. If you choose not to renew or replace your contract before the contract end date, access to your entitlements will expire.
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This contract-based listing offers two billing dimensions for Abstra Workflows. The Consumption Unit charges based on usage, so your cost tracks how much you run. The Annual Commit sets a fixed quantity you agree to for the contract term. You can use these together: commit to a baseline amount up front, then draw on Consumption Units for activity beyond that. Both bill in units. The commit dimension supports planned, steady usage, while consumption covers variable demand. Choose the mix that fits your expected workflow volume.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does one Consumption Unit measure for Abstra Workflows?
A Consumption Unit tracks how much you run the platform. Abstra builds finance automations that capture documents, validate data, execute in your systems, and route exceptions. Each workflow run, document read, or automation step draws on units. Your cost tracks activity volume across these processes.
What happens if my usage goes beyond the Annual Commit quantity?
The Annual Commit sets a fixed quantity for your contract term. When activity rises above that baseline, you draw on Consumption Units for the extra work. Consumption Units meter actual usage, so cost tracks demand past your committed amount. Both dimensions bill in the same units.
Which dimension should I choose for steady versus variable workflow volume?
The Annual Commit fits planned, steady usage by locking a set quantity up front. The Consumption Unit meters actual activity, so it suits variable demand. You can pair them: commit to a baseline, then use Consumption Units for spikes. Both charges appear on the same invoice.
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