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A self-service app is ideal for kicking off a customer relationship or to support employees with sales or customer services. Especially when a product or service needs to be customized by the client’s decisions or input. However, standard apps rarely do the trick.
In this blogpost, we will introduce you to three business managers who added value to their business by building custom self-service apps based on spreadsheets. Their businesses are very different, but they share a common commitment to innovation and creative problem-solving. Find out more about their self-service projects and how you can make them happen.

4YFN is a strong impulse in the global tech ecosystem. Tight Corona regulations in place, GSMA hosted the first startup conference and trade fair in Europe this year. And it was great to attend. Here’s what made 2021 special for us at Open as App.

Open as App, a SaaS platform for no-code app creation, announced the appointment of Michael Stoelwinder as CEO with the effect of April 1st, 2021. Michael’s priority will be to drive and expand Open as App’s self-sign-up business and product-led growth strategy. He succeeds Markus Pöhlmann who moves on to be a member of the […]

Open as App makes its pricing plans even easier. With new business plans small and medium sized companies get access to ‘apps based on Excel’. And so do self-employed people. The new prices will apply to all new customers from February 2021.

Open as App and Glide Apps are two no-code tools that you can use for different purposes depending on what kinds of apps, workflows, or processes you want to support in your business. Learn how to use each with their distinct features, capabilities, and feel.

Workflow automation offers significant improvements in processes and tasks. Explore how you can boost your workflows with no-code apps using Open as App.

Custom mobile app development can take many forms. With Open as App, users can choose to link their data through Microsoft 365, through Google Sheets, or by uploading an Excel file.

The use of Business Intelligence (BI) software is on the rise across industries, and Tableau is one of the front runners in the field. It’s one of the renowned platforms on the market that empowers businesses to use their data to the fullest. It’s also a part of a long-standing discussion about the powers of Excel as a Tableau alternative regarding business intelligence and data analysis.

The rise of mobile apps is unprecedented, with the new digital tools bringing unseen capabilities for businesses and customers across the globe. They are becoming a serious asset for companies, thus turning into indispensable work instruments. Along with their considerable advantages, however, the issue of app security is also taking a prominent spot.  While mobile […]

Falk likes to bake bread. He created a bread baking app to make bring variety into his recipes – based on an Excel sheet. And it works just fine. Here is the story of Falk’s project.