Feature Request for PRTG, Checkmk, Zabbix, DATEV, Lexware, Home Assistant, and a Simple Web Crawler

[SecLas22]

First of all, thank you for the great work on Shuffle – it's an incredibly powerful and flexible automation platform.
To further improve its usability in the DACH region (Germany, Austria, Switzerland) and beyond, I’d like to suggest adding support for the following tools:

IT Monitoring:
PRTG (Network and infrastructure monitoring by Paessler)
Checkmk (Enterprise-grade infrastructure and application monitoring)
Zabbix (Open-source monitoring for networks, servers, and applications)

Accounting / ERP (widely used in Germany):
DATEV (German accounting, payroll, and tax software used by businesses and tax advisors)
Lexware (Popular German SME software for bookkeeping, payroll, and inventory)

Smart Home / IoT:
Home Assistant (Open-source home automation platform for IoT integration)

General Automation:
A simple, flexible web crawler (for data extraction, content monitoring, or OSINT workflows)

Why this matters:
Tools like PRTG, Checkmk, and Zabbix are heavily used in IT infrastructure and operations. Integration would enable real-time automation based on system alerts.

DATEV and Lexware are essential to business processes in Germany. Their integration would streamline accounting, reporting, and compliance workflows.

Home Assistant would allow Shuffle users to automate IoT environments — ideal for labs, tech enthusiasts, or building automation.

A lightweight web crawler would provide general-purpose data collection for use cases like website monitoring, incident tracking, or business intelligence.

Example Use Cases:

Auto-remediate a Zabbix alert by triggering a workflow

Generate and send accounting reports from DATEV/Lexware

Trigger alerts or workflows via Home Assistant (e.g. motion sensor → notification → create incident)

Crawl external websites for updates (e.g. CVEs, prices, availability)

Conclusion:
These integrations would significantly boost Shuffle’s appeal for IT, business automation, and incident response — especially in the German-speaking market.
Thank you :)

[frikky]

Heyo! As these seem like pretty straight forward API systems, did you try to generate their apps with the AI generator?

Generate from Documentation button here usually handles this well :)