FasterOS is a zero-code platform for creating custom business applications, workflows, records, content, team tools, and customer experiences in one connected environment. Everything is included: infrastructure, hosting, database, a full content suite, security, messaging, team management, and application development tools.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. FasterOS is designed for people to create practical applications without writing code or maintaining AI-generated code.

Is FasterOS an AI platform?

FasterOS is AI-enhanced rather than AI-dependent. You can use AI assistants, agents, chatbots, and voice tools where they help, while keeping durable data, workflows, and human control at the center.

Is it free to create an account?

Yes. Account creation is free, no credit card is required to sign up, and limited trial usage is included. Most functionality requires a credit card on file when paid capabilities are activated.

Can FasterOS support different industries?

Yes. FasterOS supports broad business operations and can be adapted to specialized workflows in legal services, professional services, sales, operations, scheduling, commerce, and other fields.

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Solutions · Workflow & Process Automation

Custom Notification Systems

This application helps small to growing businesses automate their internal and external communication workflows. Users can define custom triggers based on business logic and automatically send notifications via various channels, streamlining operations and ensuring timely communication without manual intervention.

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The FasterOS features it uses

Email templates

Email templates with merge fields filled in for each person.

Insert merge fields with a click: company name, first name, last name, email, date.
Fonts, sizes, colors, spacing and alignment.
Private until shared, like everything else, with tags to keep them organized.

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Field logic and events

Event-driven field logic that calculates, decides, and shows or hides fields.

Respond at exactly the right moment
Adapt to each situation with If blocks
Decide on any field’s value
Keep the form focused
Forms that are ready when they open

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The records behind it

Describe it to the Assistant’s App Starter and FasterOS designs it. This is the plan it made from the words “Custom Notification Systems”: 5 forms that work together, each also a table of records. Yours is designed from your own description, and you can change any of it before anything is made.

Workflow

Records the overarching business processes that are being automated and monitored for notifications.

Name Text
Description Long text
Status One choice: Active, Inactive, Draft
Owner Team member
Priority One choice: Low, Medium, High
Notes Long text

Trigger

Defines specific events or conditions within a Workflow that should initiate a notification.

Belongs to Workflow

Name Text
Description Long text
Type One choice: Data Change, Schedule-Based, API Event, Webhook
Condition Long text
Status One choice: Active, Inactive
Last Fired Date

Notification

Configures the content, channel, and recipients for a message to be sent when a Trigger condition is met.

Belongs to Trigger

Name Text
Channel One choice: Email, SMS, Slack, App Notification
Subject Text
Body Long text
Recipient Type One choice: Internal Staff, Email List, Phone Number, Dynamic Field
Recipients Long text
Delay (minutes) Number
Status One choice: Active, Inactive, Draft

Notification History

Logs every instance of a notification being sent, including its status and recipient.

Belongs to Notification

Timestamp Date Date
Status One choice: Sent, Failed, Delivered, Read
Recipient Text
Content Summary Long text
Error Details Long text

Media

Stores files, documents, and images related to workflows, triggers, or notifications.

Belongs to Workflow and Trigger and Notification

Title Text
File Image
Type One choice: Document, Screenshot, Configuration, Guide, Other
Description Long text
Date Date

The reports your team works in

Every form gets a report: the screen where your team finds, adds and edits records, newest first. Here’s what each one shows, and who it’s for.

Workflow

Filled in by Automation Admin, System Architect Used by Automation Admin, Managers, Team Leads

Columns Name, Status, Owner, Priority Time frame By date: today, this week, this month and more Opened, it also shows Description, Notes Related records Trigger, Media, a click away on each row

Trigger

Filled in by Automation Admin Used by Automation Admin, Managers

Columns Name, Type, Status, Last Fired Opened, it also shows Description, Condition Related records Notification, Media, a click away on each row

Notification

Filled in by Automation Admin Used by Automation Admin

Columns Name, Channel, Subject, Recipient Type, Delay (minutes), Status Opened, it also shows Body, Recipients Related records Notification History, Media, a click away on each row Stats Totals, averages and counts, worked out for you

Notification History

Filled in by System (Automated) Used by Automation Admin, Managers, Compliance

Columns Timestamp Date, Status, Recipient Time frame By date & time: today, this week, this month and more Opened, it also shows Content Summary, Error Details

Media

Filled in by Automation Admin, System Architect Used by Automation Admin, System Architect

Columns Title, Type, Date Time frame By date: today, this week, this month and more Opened, it also shows File, Description

How it fits together

The data foundation is structured around Workflows, which define the high-level automation processes. Triggers belong to Workflows, specifying the conditions for notifications. Notifications are then defined under Triggers, outlining what message to send and how. A detailed Notification History logs every message sent. The Media entity is shared across Workflows, Triggers, and Notifications for attached documents and images.

Trigger belongs to Workflow — Triggers define specific events within a larger Workflow.
Notification belongs to Trigger — Notifications are the actions taken when a Trigger fires.
Notification History belongs to Notification — Each entry logs an instance of a specific Notification being sent.
Workflow — no parent, this is a top-level record for an automated process.
Media belongs to Workflow — Media is primarily attached to the main Workflow, but also to Triggers and Notifications for detailed documentation.

Make it yours in minutes

Create a free account, open the Assistant and choose App Starter.
Say what you need in a sentence, in your own words.
Review the plan: rename forms, add or remove fields, choose their types.
Press Create Data Foundation: the forms, a report for each, and a data dictionary are made for you.
Put them in an app, give it your theme, and share it with your team or the world.