Low-code refers to platforms that allow users to build apps, workflows, or systems with minimal traditional coding — often using drag-and-drop interfaces or simple logic blocks.

Low-code tools speed up development and make it possible for non-developers (like operations managers or analysts) to contribute to system building without writing full code.

A business analyst builds a lead-tracking system without needing a developer, using a low-code platform to connect forms, automations, and dashboards.

No-Code, Workflow Automation, Integration

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