What Are Good Use Cases for No-Code and Low-Code?

No-code and low-code development can help organizations modernize their digital workplace and improve the employee experience in many areas… 

Improving attention management

Hundreds of systems are vying for users’ attention throughout the day, making it hard for employees to know what needs their immediate attention. No-code and low-code apps can be developed to help workers manage their attention, such as integration to enterprise systems that abstracts exactly the information employees need to know or act on, at just the right moment.

Better business processes management

No-code and low-code development deliver tremendous value in improving business processes and making it less frustrating for users to execute routine tasks. This is accomplished by building apps that integrate with core business systems to deliver targeted functionality to users for experiences such as onboarding, expense management, procurement requests, travel approvals, tasks/workflows, time management etc.

Reporting and dashboards

Providing users with easy access to the data they need to work effectively is an area where no-code and low-code development can add tremendous value. Apps can be built that bring datapoints and KPIs together from various systems to create centralized dashboards for groups like sales, marketing, and IT to use, eliminating the need for them to log into disparate systems and spend valuable time compiling that information for themselves.

Optimized operations EX + CX

There are many use cases where no-code and low-code development can help aid, guide, and take actions on behalf of employees. This is particularly helpful in the realm of HR and IT and may include inputting help desk and support tickets, requesting ticket status, requesting a list of solutions or actions and directions to resolve issues, updated list of inventories, FAQs, etc.