Work with a Netherlands-based technical partner
Bring the right context into Zendesk so agents can act without hunting through other tools.
Rotterdam · Netherlands
Local, technical Zendesk consulting for custom apps, integrations and automation.

In plain English
Otisa is an independent studio in Rotterdam that helps teams make Zendesk work better for them. We design custom apps, integrations and automations, and can take a project from an initial workshop through prototype, launch and ongoing support.
Where it helps
Bring the right context into Zendesk so agents can act without hunting through other tools.
Keep the useful controls close to the ticket and make each action clear before it runs.
Fit the solution to your process instead of forcing the team around a generic app.
Test the idea with a small working version before you commit to the full build.
What you get
We start with the real workflow, not a long technical wish list. A small prototype often gives everyone something concrete to react to before the full build begins.
We start by watching the real workflow and agreeing what a useful first version should solve.
You can review the experience early, while changes are still quick and inexpensive.
The build includes the connections, permissions and safeguards the workflow needs.
We test the awkward cases, help with launch and leave you with clear documentation.
Hands-on experience
Otisa builds custom Zendesk software and its own Zendesk products, including Promise. That means the advice comes from designing, shipping and looking after real software.
Explore Promise →We use Zendesk Apps Framework, APIs, JavaScript, TypeScript, React, databases and automation services where they genuinely help—not just because they are available.
Good to know
Otisa is based at Schiedamse Vest in central Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
Yes. Most of the work can be done remotely, and Otisa works with teams elsewhere in Europe and beyond.
Yes, and that is often the best place to start. A focused prototype lets us test the workflow and technical assumptions before committing to a larger build.

Start with the problem
Show us the repeated task, missing connection or awkward workaround. You do not need a technical brief.
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