No-code and low-code projects
Make the prototype maintainable and usable.
A prototype may already solve the main problem. The next task is to check the data, permissions, integrations, support needs, and who can operate it when the original builder steps away.
Relevant experience
Work behind the approach
Relevant experience includes SAP and Microsoft ERP systems, Python, R, SQL, third-party implementation, and custom software. Platform selection and handoff depend on what the proposed tool needs to do.
- Systems and data
Work includes SAP and Microsoft ERP systems, Python, R, and SQL, along with process mapping, reporting, and user training.
See relevant work - Custom products
Published analytical applications show product logic, data review, and user-facing delivery. A no-code option can be compared with custom development for the specific project.
See relevant work
Possible starting points
What a project could cover
These are example scopes. The first deliverable and price are set after the project is understood.
- 01
Prototype review
Check whether the current build is suitable for the intended users and workload.
- 02
Integration and data
Document inputs, outputs, ownership, and failure points.
- 03
Handoff
Provide operating instructions and a support plan, whether the tool stays no-code or changes later.
Delivery and handoff
A working result with a way to run it.
The plan identifies what will be delivered, how it will be checked, who receives the files and access, and what training or documentation is needed. Scope and cost are discussed together before paid work begins.
Free one-hour consultation
Describe the project
A short outline is enough. Data Insight Solutions will follow up to arrange the discussion and review a practical first step.