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Unreliable Application Processes – Can You Afford the Risk?

How a digital solution can prevent incorrect payouts and strengthen public trust. In recent times, several cases have emerged where municipalities, regions, and government agencies have come under scrutiny for approving grants or permits to questionable recipients. These incidents have led to increased demands for safer, more reliable processes.
Reduce Risk with Secure, Digital Application Processes

The Real Cost of Insecure Application Processes

Incorrect payouts aren’t just expensive - they can seriously damage public trust and credibility. When organizations are responsible for managing taxpayer money or sensitive decisions, transparency and security are critical. And today, that means going digital.

 

Grant Applications – Particularly Vulnerable

Public sector organizations handle a high volume of applications every day—from building permits to grants and licenses. When these processes lack structure or are managed manually, the risk of errors increases significantly. Grant applications are especially exposed. They often involve sensitive information and significant financial impact. Mistakes—or worse, fraud—can not only lead to money ending up in the wrong hands but also damage public perception of fairness in the welfare system. Manual handling leaves too much room for oversight. Important details can be missed, decisions may be based on incomplete data, and there’s a lack of system support to help case managers assess applications thoroughly and consistently.

The Hidden Costs of Manual Processes

Managing applications through PDFs, Excel files, and emails introduces serious risk. It’s difficult to maintain oversight, and important information can easily fall through the cracks. Caseworkers get overloaded, and that increases the risk of mistakes—missed deadlines, incomplete data, or incorrect approvals. High staff turnover makes the situation even more fragile. When employees burn out or leave, they take knowledge with them. New staff need to be onboarded quickly, and without standardized, digital processes, the risk of disruption grows.

Automation Reduces the Risk of Mistakes

Digitalization and automation can play a critical role in ensuring that every application is handled properly. With a structured, digital workflow, every application follows a clear path—no missed steps, no overlooked details. New staff can get up to speed faster, and organizations are no longer dependent on individual knowledge or informal routines.

An automated application process means:

  • Full Control: A structured, digital process ensures every application is reviewed consistently, with the right checks in place at every step.
  • Improved Security :Replacing spreadsheets and emails reduces the risk of lost or misdirected sensitive information.
  • Transparency and Traceability :A digital system gives full visibility into every case, which helps prevent incorrect payouts and builds public trust.

Don’t Take the Risk – Digitalize Your Application Process

Investing in a digital, automated solution for application management doesn’t just reduce errors - it strengthens your entire process. You improve accuracy, reduce stress on your team, and most importantly, you protect the public trust.

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AI in Application Development: Beyond the Hype

Are you tired of AI yet? It seems like there’s no escape from AI – it couldn’t be any buzzier than it already is. From fashion to politics, healthcare to entertainment, big tech, and more, people love talking about AI. And for good reason. While forms of AI have been around for decades (yes, we’re all still trying to get over 2001: A Space Odyssey), this new wave feels different. Some even compare it to a new industrial or (more frighteningly) nuclear age.
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Low-code vs. no-code: guide to the best app development approach

This post will review the key questions everyone should ask themselves to determine whether low-code or no-code is right for your next application.
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Your low-code future might look like this

Where is low-code heading? And how should you use it in your business? According to Gartner®, “Low code has emerged in the last five years as one potential tool in both enabling business transformation and scaling these initiatives cost-effectively over time.” But is it right for your business right now? Read on to find out.
2024-01-01
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A guide to application development success: why leading organizations choose low-code

Is low-code the right choice for my organization? Thanks to new application development technologies anyone has the power to create business applications.
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Why Improving Quotation Management Is Your New Competitive Edge

As we shared in a recent post, there are many CPQ challenges that cause pain throughout the quotation process for many organizations. But we didn’t stop there, moving on to reveal specific ways a perfectly tailored CPQ application can solve those challenges, and many more.
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The Top 3 CPQ Pain Points (and How to Solve Them)

‍Some call it Configure, Price, Quote (CPQ). Others simply refer to it as their quotation process. Whatever terminology your organization uses, how quotations are managed by sales, shared with customers, and converted into paying orders is a critical process for companies large and small.
2024-01-01
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What type of CEO are you?

In their article, MIT Sloan has analyzed the technology decisions of more than 8,300 companies around the globe. Leaders grow revenues 50% faster than the average 20% of the companies they studied and as much as double the bottom 25%.
2024-01-01
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Low Code: Your Agile Legacy System

What is needed is a way for legacy systems to be as agile as the marketplace, where innovation and responsiveness are required.
2024-01-01
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3 steps to rapid app development: Sketch, Build, Launch!

Crossing the communication gap between business and IT has sunk many projects. Translating business requirements into code is a tricky job, and often a slippery slope - potentially holding up an application development project for months. We've all been there. What if another scenario was possible?
2024-01-01
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How tailored applications put IT at the center of Customer Experience

IT leaders must adapt their operations to focus on CX just as much as customer-facing departments do. Low code platforms can help IT teams to deliver on this. In particular, they can allow IT teams to quickly develop tailored applications that address the needs of the customers and employees.
2024-01-01
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CIO: What keeps you up at night?

For many CIOs, the stress points are those projects that have ballooned out of control, suffering from feature creep, budget depletion and missed deadlines.
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CIOs Say YES to Expanding the Competitive Layer

Knowing how much technology drives business performance and customer engagement today, wouldn't it be nice to say YES more often to business growth ideas? Unfortunately, too many pushes for traditional digital transformation fail to account (and budget) for the very real impact on developer resources, harmonization and application portfolio management.It's also true that declining the opportunity to have technology innovation lead the business forward is not an option.
2024-01-01
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Low-code and Rapid Business Decision Making

Strong business performance relies on high-quality decision making. The three essential ingredients to good decision making are; clear goals, defined roles, and strong, respected teamwork.
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Low-code 101: An Introduction

Join the low code revolution - speed up your business' digital transformation with a new modern way of creating applications.
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How a Low-Code "Competitive Layer" Reduces APM Costs

A low-code competitive layer lets you build business-centric applications quickly, engage users in both the design and the utility, and save money on APM.
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