Custom low-code applications built on AMODIT
Some business needs extend beyond document workflow. AMODIT provides a low-code foundation for applications that bring forms, business logic, calculations, roles, records and system integrations into one controlled process.
Turn scattered process logic into one business application
When the process is split across tools
Forms and spreadsheets collect data, instructions hold the rules, and teams use messages to establish the current status. Output documents are prepared separately and information is copied into source systems by hand.
When AMODIT runs the process
Guided forms collect data at each stage. Rules and calculations determine the next action, roles govern access and accountability, and the status and history stay with the case. The application can generate output documents and exchange data with other business systems.
The building blocks of an AMODIT low-code application
Each application reflects the organisation's process. These capabilities can work together as one consistent route from input to outcome.
Multi-stage forms
Forms capture data and attachments throughout the process. Fields can reflect the case type, user role and information provided at earlier stages.
Business rules and calculations
Conditions can validate data, perform calculations and direct each case to the appropriate route.
PDF and XML output
The application can use case data to prepare PDF documents or XML files for subsequent processing.
Statuses and workflow
Statuses make progress visible. Tasks, decisions, comments and notifications move the case through its agreed workflow.
Roles, permissions and audit trail
Roles determine who can view information, complete tasks and make decisions. The case history records the route and actions taken.
Reporting and integrations
Reports present case data and current statuses. Integrations can receive information from source systems and send results to ERP or other business applications.
Illustrative application categories
These categories summarise application types found in the project material. They are not named customer stories or complete case studies.
Operational application
Records requests or events, manages statuses and roles, triggers tasks and notifications, and keeps reporting and service history together.
Tax or settlement application
Imports and validates data, applies rules and calculations, and produces PDF or XML output. Documents and statuses can then pass to connected systems.
Portal-based application
Provides an external form or panel for submitting data and documents. The information enters an AMODIT process, where roles and rules govern further handling.
AMODIT can support a new application or the reconstruction and extension of an older solution. The project scope may include data migration, rebuilding forms and rules, connections to source systems, and a test environment before launch.
Describe the users, data, rules and systems involved. We can discuss the forms, workflow, permissions, output documents and integrations required for a practical scope.
Low-code applications on AMODIT: FAQ
1How is a low-code application different from document workflow?
Document workflow is one possible use. A low-code application can combine forms, records, rules, calculations, roles, statuses, reports, output files and integrations around a specific business process.
2Can the application perform calculations and generate documents?
Yes. The reviewed project scopes include validation, business rules, calculations and the generation of PDF and XML files. The detailed behaviour follows the requirements of each application.
3Can the application exchange data with ERP and other systems?
Yes. An ERP platform can act as a source or recipient of application data, as can other business systems. Direction, scope and integration method depend on the process and the connected systems.
4Can a legacy application be moved to AMODIT?
The project material includes legacy solution modernisation, data migration and test environments. A migration scope requires analysis of the current forms, rules, data, integrations and user journeys.
5Can external users submit data to the application?
Yes. An application can receive data and documents through an external form or portal and continue their handling within an AMODIT process. Access and security are defined for the specific solution.