QMerse
Build it yourselfThe visual platform. Connect documents, data, AI models, Python, APIs and human approval steps, inspect every step, and run the workflow again whenever you need it. Creator is free, with no time limit and no card.
QMerse is the platform you build on. Workflow discovery, implementation, integration and training are professional services, and they are delivered by Zapwiser — the consulting company behind QMerse.


The visual platform. Connect documents, data, AI models, Python, APIs and human approval steps, inspect every step, and run the workflow again whenever you need it. Creator is free, with no time limit and no card.
The consulting company. Zapwiser runs the workflow discovery, designs the process with you, builds and integrates it, and trains your team to take it over. If you would rather hand the first build to someone who has done it before, this is the route.
Both routes end in the same place: a workflow running on QMerse that your team can inspect, re-run and maintain.
These are Zapwiser engagements, not QMerse subscriptions. Pricing and scope are agreed with Zapwiser directly.
A structured look at where your team loses time, which processes are worth automating first, and what a realistic first workflow looks like.
See the Workflow ReviewZapwiser designs and builds the workflow with you, connects it to the systems you already use, and gets it running as a repeatable process rather than a one-off experiment.
How Zapwiser worksHands-on sessions on your own workflows and data, so the people who will run the process day to day can maintain and extend it without waiting on anyone.
See Zapwiser trainingBringing an engineering domain to QMerse? The domain partner programme is for firms and specialists who want to connect their industry’s databases, software and simulations.
Build it yourself on Creator for free, or ask Zapwiser to design and build the first one with you.
Questions about QMerse itself, from private deployment to integrations, limits or the domain partner programme? Contact QMerse →