Low-code/no-code is usually more suitable than standard software because...

Standardised software is developed for use in different business areas.

There are also often industry solutions that are specifically tailored to a particular industry. However, if we assume that standard software should work everywhere, it is clear that there are many functionalities and data models.

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The questions to ask are:

• Is all the functionality essential?
• Is the standard software overloaded for my requirements?
• Is the price of the standard software justified for my needs?
• What is the scope of the software implementation and who can support me in this phase?
• Is it necessary to train staff on the standardised functions?

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With low-code/no-code it is possible to implement digitisation projects quickly and cost-effectively..

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Conclusion:

     📢 Standard software is sometimes oversized for SMEs.
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     📢 It's easy to develop process requirements very well and cheaply via #low-code #no-code
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     📢No unnecessary overhead of functions and data models
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     📢Suitable application for your requirements