Category: Guides

Companies are finding it more and more difficult to run without a CRM. With Microsoft Excel you can create a a low cost customer database. We tell you the advantages and disadvantages of Excel as a CRM system and present a simple solution by partnering with Open as App.

Coding apps is complicated and requires expertise in specific programming languages. However, with an automatic app builder like Open as App, making an app is easy – and you can even earn money doing it.

You want to create your own app, but you don’t have any programming skills? With an app maker, you can do it anyway. Using these tools, you can easily put together predefined elements to create your app via drag-and-drop. We have found you the best app builders.

It’s hard to imagine our daily lives without apps. Every company – regardless of size or industry – uses the opportunities that apps offer them and their customers. And even private individuals have promising ideas that they want to design as an app. We explain what you need to know about creating an app yourself.

With the help of iframes, you can integrate any external content into a website. We explain how embedding an iframe works, when iframes are useful and what the risks are.

With no-code apps and platforms, any business can undergo a digital transformation within days. The underlying idea is to create apps in a low-effort low-cost way and to make data work for your company – but without learning to code or using software programming services. The benefits are huge across industries – from small business owners and freelancers to executives, customer service, HR and finance experts in large companies.

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.

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.

Learn more about one of the best manufacturing solutions, which is building apps to innovate your processes with no-code technology.