What users assemble
Forms, data and actions are connected into workflows. Microsoft lists expense handling, purchasing and internal requests among applications.
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What low-code is
Low-code uses visual construction and reusable components, with code added where needed. It is a development approach, not a promise to avoid technical decisions.
Where complexity remains
Visual construction still requires decisions about access and failure handling. Fewer lines of code do not answer these questions.
Test your own process
FinFly recommends building one approval flow and testing rejection, revision and reassignment. Evaluate the whole process, not just an attractive form.
Beyond the prototype
Request licensing, external-integration and data-export terms before choosing. Establish who can maintain the application if its creator leaves.
Questions
Short answers
Is low-code suitable for every project?
No. Test platform limits against a real scenario, including non-standard actions.
Method
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