Let’s create an app where emergency and medical personnel can place a reservation for groceries with their supermarket of choice. This way when they finish their long and tiring shift, they just have to drive by that supermarket to pick up their already packed up groceries (e.g. by showing medical ID). And if that supermarket is willing to deliver the groceries themselves, they can do it at a moment that is convenient for the emergency and medical personnel.This way, we can give back to the hard working emergency and medical personnel. We help them by setting aside the groceries they need so they don’t have to find nothing but empty shelves in their supermarket after a long shift.A couple of features:- Registration page for supermarkets who are willing to participate (pick up/delivery options)- Place Groceries order (pick up/deliver) by specific supermarket or by radius (so supermarkets within that radius can pick up an order)- Calendar reservation for grocery shipments- Search by supermarket name or for nearest participating supermarket (based on address or GPS location)- And more...Due to COVID-19 in a lot of countries it has become an issue that our hard working emergency and medical personnel either don’t find the groceries they need because of high demand and long shifts or they don’t find the time to/are to tired to do their groceries after a long shift.I think this is app would be of great help to them and a lot of countries might find this idea useful.They care for us, we ‘GroceryCare’ for them!

In Service Studio or even in OutDoc to be possible to search and find all the Advanced Queries/SQL used in one module/eSpace.

The platform lack 3 commonly used math functions: - ceiling(decimal) - floor(decimal) - random(n, m): generates a number between n and m It would be usefull to have them built-in.

Developers can leave comments on screens and action flows. Currently, there is no overall view of TODO: (work to be executed). It would be nice if ArchDashboard would list TODO: comments per module, so that no TODO get's overlooked.

Hello, It would be very useful to Add applications to deployment plan and be able filter by them by team. In a large factory with hundreds of applications it gets hard to select the right applications to add the the plan, even using naming conventions. Having this optional filter would ease up this task when you have well segmented teams corresponding to each architecture business domain.

I’m proposing a reusable OutSystems component that brings AI-powered form understanding and automated data extraction directly into OutSystems applications. A reusable OutSystems component that uses AI/ML models (like LayoutLM, Donut, or LLM-based extraction) to automatically understand forms, detect fields, and extract structured data from documents such as invoices, applications, KYC forms, and service requests. This component seamlessly plugs into OutSystems apps, allowing developers to infuse AI-powered form interpretation without custom ML development. It accelerates workflows, eliminates manual data entry, improves accuracy, and enables rapid AI-assisted automation across business processes. This component would eliminate repetitive data-entry tasks, reduce errors, and significantly speed up processes like onboarding, KYC document handling, claims processing, invoice management, and service request intake. Developers can simply drag‑and‑drop this AI module into their workflows, instantly infusing AI-assisted automation without creating or training models themselves. Key Capabilities (Sub‑Topics): AI-driven field detection (text, tables, signatures, checkboxes, IDs). Automatic extraction of structured data from PDFs, scanned forms, and images. Layout-aware document understanding using state-of-the-art vision+language models. Configurable rules + LLM hybrid logic for domain-specific extraction. Confidence scoring to determine whether human validation is needed. Seamless integration with existing OutSystems apps and workflows. Support for multi-format documents (PDF, PNG, JPG, digital/handwritten forms). Drag‑and‑drop integration with OutSystems workflows and business processes. Auto-classification of document type (invoice, form, application, etc.). Business Value: Reduces manual data entry and associated errors. Accelerates process automation across departments. Enables smarter, faster digital transformations. Lowers operational cost and improves compliance. Makes AI accessible to OutSystems developers with no ML expertise. Potential Extensions Integration with OutSystems Case Management framework. Prebuilt connectors for storage, email ingestion, or external document APIs. Auto-learning corrections using feedback loops. Analytics dashboards for throughput and accuracy metrics. Multi-language document understanding for global use cases. Conclusion This AI-assisted form understanding component empowers OutSystems applications with intelligent document automation , enabling organizations to save time, reduce errors, and unlock immediate productivity gains—while giving developers a simple, reusable way to bring powerful AI/ML document-processing capabilities into any application.

Hello,It would be interesting to have a way to export the warnings list of the eSpaces in the Service Center, in order to identify issues that must be resolved, especially security.Regards,Diana Milheiro

Whether employees are working in the office or on-site, they are exposed to an increasing number of systems and more complex communication channels, resulting in dozens or even hundreds of emails being received by a single person each day. These emails include a wide range of content, such as notification messages, business requests, urgent issues, and meeting invitations, with varying levels of importance. In this environment, there is a strong need for an AI-powered application that can automatically analyze incoming emails, identify items that are truly meaningful and must not be overlooked, detect schedule-related information, summarize key content, and automatically register relevant tasks or events into the user’s work platform. We believe this kind of intelligent email analysis and workflow automation solution can be effectively implemented on OutSystems, enabling rapid development, seamless integration with enterprise systems, and an improved user experience across both web and mobile environments.

Sometimes you don't want to share your solution with the whole community but only with your co-workers. It would be great if we could have restricted Forge's on each account.Large customers with multiple infrastructures could use this company/private Forge to share reusable applications between their teams.

In O11 Forge, you can directly upload a demo application for the component you are publishing. In ODC Forge, you have to select the library you want to publish, but you cannot also specify a demo app. So currently the only way to provide a demo application is to publish it separately. It would be nice if, when publishing a library, you could also optionally specify a demo app for publishing together. This would make finding the associated demo easier and would also give the ODC Forge a clearer structure.