I am an industrial designer by trade and the owner of a manufacturing company. We design, build, and ship product to mainly foreign customers. I have been thinking about ways to incorporate more technology into our processes—our supply chain had been quite unpredictable during the pandemic, and inventory monitoring has been a thorn on my side for the last year or so.
Instead of going for a pricey off-the-shelf software suite, I decided to experiment with a no-code tool, hoping it would be more flexible and cost-effective. What I needed was pretty straightforward—a dashboard combining the info on customer orders and inventory status. It was my brother that introduced me to Code2. Once I got familiar with the interface, I was able to build myself a slick dashboard with some support from the Code2 team (thanks, Ulugbek!) and gained real-time visibility into my inventory and customer orders. Production planning and communication with customers have become more effective. I jumped on the Appsumo deal solely to get that 50% percent lifetime discount.
I can already define workflows on Code2, but I'd like to see a more sophisticated, Integromat-like approach and more third-party integrations in the future. During a demo last week, I heard from the Code2 team that a better workflow structure is on the way. Once it is in place, Code2 will become a more capable tool, and I won't have to look elsewhere for my software needs at work.