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NoCode in Insurance
Insurance is an extraordinarily complex, highly segmented, and highly regulated industry. As a result, the application of NoCode in insurance proves to be a great opportunity for automating various business processes. Yet, there are also many challenges. The...
What’s New in 6.22: CRM Integrations
Connecting third-party services like customer relationship management (CRM) platforms, payment systems, or messaging tools to your web applications typically involves using their API, and this means that you need to have some coding knowledge or hire someone to do...
SpreadsheetWeb’s New Calculation Engine is Faster than Excel in 3 out of 4 Files
In the past, we have compared the performance of SpreadsheetWeb’s public API to Office 365 and Google Sheet’s public APIs. We have run various concurrency tests to emulate real life, multi-user web applications scenarios. While those tests sought to emulate the...
Building a Pricing Application with Ability to Select Multiple Products through Dynamic Dropdowns
Dropdown-style user interface controls are fairly common in online forms. This type of controls help with data organization and help users enter data faster by limiting the users to a set of predetermined options. Dynamic dropdowns take the user experience one step...
How to Build an Online Calculator with Excel
Most marketing experts agree that an online calculator is a very effective tool in increasing website traffic and generating leads. Developing those online calculators can be challenging. Most businesses have specific calculation algorithms that need to be...
What’s New in 6.21: Artificial Intelligence Driven Application Building
One of the greatest strengths of SpreadsheetWeb, compared to other No-Code Development Platforms, is its ability to translate business logic from an Excel spreadsheet to a web application. As a result, you can build logic heavy web applications with great ease using...
Box-and-Whisker Charts
A box-and-whisker chart is a visualization of groups of numerical data and their quartiles in the data set. Originally named boxplot chart, this visualization gets its name from a box that represents the lower and upper quartiles, and lines extending from the box...
What’s New in 6.19: Offline Application Capabilities
A question we sometimes get is “Can this web application work offline?”. The short answer to that is “Unfortunately, no.”. Web applications, by design, obviously require a stable internet connection at all times. And offline working is essentially out of the question,...
Building Customer-Facing NoCode Portals with SpreadsheetWeb
The purpose of customer-facing portals is to automate a specific business function by providing the customers with a web and/or mobile presence to submit their information, and get results without having to interact with customer representatives. There are many...