Glossary

No-code

What is No-code?

No-code refers to tools that let people build applications, automations or websites through graphical interfaces without writing program code. Business teams can implement and test processes themselves instead of waiting for IT development. Limits appear with very specialised requirements, large data volumes or deep integrations. Example: a sales team uses drag and drop to build a flow that sorts and summarises new enquiries.

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In KI.ordo, flows are built with a no-code builder of 12 building blocks and started by click, API, webhook or schedule.

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