Low-Code & No-Code: accelerate your supply chain towards greater agility and performance

Digital transformation is now a strategic lever. Yet in the supply chain, IT systems often struggle to keep up with the pace of change. As customer expectations evolve, flows become more complex, and distribution channels multiply, your ability to adapt quickly becomes essential.

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Free up your teams, reduce your lead times, and adapt your tools in real time.

To meet these challenges, you need flexible tools—tools your operational teams can adjust themselves. That’s exactly what low-code and no-code solutions offer: a new way to design, modify, and evolve business applications without being dependent on IT.

And the benefit is immediate: more autonomy, shorter turnaround times, and a supply chain that can adjust in real time.

In this article, we’ll explore how these technologies help optimize supply chain management through five practical use cases.

The supply chain needs to evolve

Why your current systems are holding back progress

Your tech stack probably includes a combination of ERP, WMS, TMS, OMS, traceability platforms, and carrier integrations. Each system plays a role—but managing and evolving them all can quickly become a nightmare.

Integrating these tools requires flexibility. However, in most organizations, every modification means launching an IT development project—long, costly, and time-consuming. Want to add a new feature? Support a specific customer request? You’ll have to wait for your technical team to be available. And that delay could cost you a valuable competitive edge.

Market shifts demand constant agility. The rise of B2C, unpredictable demand spikes, or the introduction of new logistics standards all require you to adjust quickly. Traditional tools simply can’t keep up with this pace.

 

Low-Code / No-Code

Let’s start with the basics.

No-code platforms allow non-technical users to build or customize applications using visual interfaces. Buttons, menus, drag-and-drop fields—everything happens without writing a single line of code.

Low-code, on the other hand, is designed for users with a bit more technical background. It also relies on visual tools but allows the addition of more complex logic using simplified scripting. In both cases, the goal is the same: to let you adapt your tools quickly and safely.

You reduce your reliance on developers. Your business teams take control—with confidence and independence.

5 concrete examples of how low-code and no-code optimize your supply chain

Editable documents

Edit receipts, invoices, or labels without going through IT.

Simplified field interfaces

Simplify the display to save time and avoid errors.

Instant new data

Add fields and useful information in just a few clicks.

Workflows that can be adapted on demand

Modify your processes for each customer, without delay.

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Configurable business rules

Automate storage or management according to your criteria.

Generative AI:

an accelerator for Low-Code/No-Code

Generative AI is taking no-code to the next level. You no longer need to define rules manually. Just write a plain-language instruction: “If the weight is over 10 kg, show a red alert.” The AI converts this sentence into a usable business rule, ready to implement. This level of accessibility accelerates adoption across your teams. Technical barriers disappear. Learning curves shrink. Your teams become active contributors to operational innovation.

Adopt Low-Code/No-Code for an agile and competitive supply chain

Why should you adopt low-code / no-code?

  • Less reliance on IT
  • Faster adaptation to changing needs
  • Lower development costs
  • Fully customized user interfaces
  • Greater control over your tools
  • Stronger response to customer expectations

 

Moving toward a more agile, responsive supply chain

Your company operates in a world where agility is no longer optional. With low-code and no-code solutions, you now have the power to adapt your systems as fast as your business evolves.

So—what if customizing your supply chain tools became as easy as configuring your smartphone? Are you ready to unlock your supply chain’s full potential?

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Low-Code & No-Code: accelerate your supply chain towards greater agility and performance

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