Automation · Definition

What is Low-code?

Low-code is an approach to building software with visual tools, ready-made components and simple formulas instead of writing all the code by hand. Platforms such as Microsoft Power Apps let apps be built much faster, with code added where needed.

Why it matters for your business

Low-code delivers internal apps and workflows in weeks instead of months, and lets business teams make small changes themselves.

Example

A replacement for a paper inspection form is built in Power Apps in two weeks, with a custom component added by a developer for barcode scanning.

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