Case Studies: Successful Integrations of Low-code/No-code Development

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From Chaos to Clarity: Orchestrating Workflows Across Legacy Systems

A mid-sized manufacturer connected its on-prem ERP to purchase request forms built in a no-code portal, then dispatched approvals via email and Teams using Power Automate. Duplicate data entry vanished, cycle time dropped by days, and finance gained a single audit trail. Share your ERP pain points below—we may feature your scenario next.

From Chaos to Clarity: Orchestrating Workflows Across Legacy Systems

An IT team wrapped a legacy SQL database with a low-code API layer and synced ticket updates into a cloud service desk through webhooks. Support agents stopped juggling tabs, first-response times improved, and stakeholders finally trusted the reported metrics. Tell us where your legacy data lives, and we’ll curate tips tailored to you.

Customer Experience Wins: Building Front-ends Faster

A Local Retailer’s Appointment Portal That Doubled Conversions

A chain rolled out a no-code booking site integrated with inventory and SMS reminders. Customers saw real-time availability, staff schedules aligned automatically, and no-shows plummeted. The team A/B tested copy in hours, not sprints. Got a conversion goal? Share it and we’ll surface relevant patterns.

Insurance Quote Flow with Instant CRM Sync

A low-code quote wizard fed clean leads into the CRM while triggering a pricing microservice through a secure connector. Brokers received tasks with contextual details and documents pre-filled. Response times improved, and prospects felt heard. Want the field mapping checklist? Subscribe for our integration data dictionary template.

Nonprofit Donation Experience That Builds Trust

A nonprofit stitched a no-code front-end to a payment provider and donor database, displaying transparent impact metrics post-checkout. Donors received tailored follow-ups based on cause and frequency. Churn dropped, and repeat gifts rose. Share your donation or checkout friction—let’s diagnose it together.

Data Integration: Stitching APIs, Sheets, and Databases

A startup built a low-code data hub that merged CRM deals, helpdesk tickets, and product events via webhook ingestion. Sales saw health scores, support prioritized by customer value, and product spotted friction earlier. Want our event schema blueprint? Subscribe and comment with your current tools.

Measuring Impact: Time, Cost, and Risk

Grant approvals moved from weeks to days after integrating submission forms, review queues, and automated notifications. A dashboard showed bottlenecks by stage, turning handoffs into commitments. Leadership could finally link effort to impact. Which bottleneck would you measure first? Comment and we’ll suggest a KPI starter set.

Team Enablement: Upskilling Citizen Developers

A municipality trained staff from finance, parks, and permits to prototype simple integrations tied to measurable outcomes. Mentors ensured security basics and clear handoffs. Graduates shipped live workflows in days. What would your first cohort build? Comment with ideas and constraints.

Team Enablement: Upskilling Citizen Developers

One company ran quarterly hackdays where teams picked real backlog items and delivered integrations with production-ready guardrails. Winning projects entered a supported pipeline. Morale rose as employees saw ideas become everyday tools. Want the agenda? Subscribe for a schedule and scoring rubric.
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