The most important step of the journey is to discover what you want to achieve with the solution, picture the desired outcome, define how we will measure the success. Our business analyst will sit together with you to get into all the details of how your business operates and what your customers need, research the competitors and best practices to form the requirements for the project.

At this step we define the technologies, the database structure, the functions and integrations we need to build. We can use no-code solutions alongside with custom code, to expand the functionality yes save time and costs.

We define user flows and sketch out the prototype to ensure the product offers a seamless user experience, no matter whether it is a customer-facing app or an internal solution.

This is where the no-code steps in. Our designers build the interface in a no-code solution like Bubble, Adalo or Webflow. The no-code part saves us tons of time because we don’t need to sketch them in Figma and then do the front-end development, while allowing the designers to have all the instruments to build a beautiful and usable UI.

The beauty of no-code is the integrations. The no-code interfaces are easily integrated with any third-party services or back-end, both no-code or custom code. Depending on the solution architecture we chose, we will implement the back-end and third-party integrations to enfuse the interface with the functionality.

Our QA specialists will test the product for all Use Cases, detect and correct any bugs, and a-la it is ready to be launched.

Of course, we don’t stop there. We will create a set of educational videos that explain how everything works so tha you can educate your team about your new product.

No-code is a software development approach that enables users to create applications and processes without writing any traditional computer code. Instead, it relies on graphical user interfaces and configuration options where users can drag and drop application components, connect them, and set up workflows using visual tools. This democratizes application development, making it accessible to people with no formal programming knowledge, thus allowing a broader range of individuals and businesses to build custom solutions for their needs.

No-code platforms are used for a wide variety of purposes, ranging from building simple websites and mobile applications to developing complex business processes and automation workflows. They are particularly useful for small businesses and non-technical users who need to quickly create and deploy applications without the time and expense of traditional software development. No-code can also be a valuable tool for prototyping and rapid application development, enabling companies to test and iterate on ideas much faster than through conventional coding.

No, you do not need coding skills to use no-code platforms. These platforms are designed to be accessible and user-friendly, using graphical interfaces where users can visually build applications by dragging and dropping components, setting up workflows, and configuring settings without writing any code. However, having a basic understanding of logical processes and system design can help users more effectively utilize no-code platforms to build complex and functional applications.

Yes, you can build mobile applications with no-code platforms. Many no-code tools offer specialized features and templates for creating mobile apps for iOS, Android, or cross-platform applications. These tools enable users to design the user interface, set up functionalities, and even integrate with other services and APIs without writing any code. Once created, these applications can be published on app stores or used internally within organizations, providing a swift and cost-effective solution to mobile app development.

Yes, you can integrate SAP or other ERP systems with a no-code interface. Many no-code platforms offer integration capabilities with a wide range of third-party systems and services, including popular ERP systems like SAP. This is typically achieved through pre-built connectors, APIs, or custom integration tools provided within the no-code platform. Such integrations allow businesses to streamline their operations by automating workflows, synchronizing data, and enhancing overall system interoperability without needing deep technical expertise.

Yes, it is possible to create complex applications with no-code platforms, though the complexity that can be achieved varies by the capabilities of the platform. No-code tools have evolved significantly, offering advanced features, integrations, and customizations that enable the development of sophisticated applications. This includes business applications with complex workflows, data processing, and integration with external systems. However, while no-code platforms can handle a wide range of applications, extremely specialized or high-performance applications might still require traditional coding to meet specific technical requirements.