Modernise legacy and manual work fast, and without a risky rebuild.
A full system replacement is often too slow, too expensive, and too risky. IKC helps you modernise the parts of work that matter most first with low-code apps and workflows that are designed to integrate, operate, and scale.
Critical work runs through emails, spreadsheets, and chat. Hard to track and audit
Legacy systems can't change quickly, even for small improvements
Data is scattered across tools and teams, creating inconsistency and rework
Approvals and operational rules live in people's heads rather than in a process
You need improvement now, but a multi-year rebuild isn't realistic
Standardise request, approval, fulfillment, and exception handling end-to-end
Re-design work as user-focused apps (not a "screen-for-screen" legacy copy)
Define what the "source of truth" is and apply validation where it matters
Design for APIs, events, and future automation from day one
Role-based access, audit trails, release/change control, and operational ownership
Consolidate fragmented requests into a single portal/app experience
Standardise purchase/approval/fulfillment flows with visibility and traceability
Replace spreadsheet-based tracking with structured workflows and dashboards
Build departmental apps that connect to enterprise IT workflows
Streamline intake → triage → approval → delivery across teams
Digitise inspections, checklists, and issue tracking (web/mobile)
Manage project approvals, changes, and evidence capture in one place
The goal isn't just "an app." It's a sustainable operating flow people actually use.
Phased roadmap (Phase 1/2/3)
Roles and permissions model (RBAC)
(source of truth alignment)
and operational governance
+ admin/user guides
(continuous improvement backlog)
Solutions define outcomes. Platforms enable execution.
Depending on your goals and environment, low-code modernisation may be delivered using:
Rapid app delivery with iterative improvements
Strong fit when workflows must align tightly with enterprise governance and operations
where needed
A. Full replacements often involve long timelines, large budgets, and significant change risk, which delays value and increases uncertainty. Low-code modernisation uses a phased approach: target high-impact improvements first, deliver value quickly, then expand as outcomes are proven. This reduces risk because you learn and adjust with each phase rather than betting everything on a single big go-live.
A. You can, but it often recreates the same pain because the real issues usually sit in the workflow, data model, and operational rules behind the screens. If those remain unchanged, the experience remains unchanged too. We recommend modernising the workflow and data foundation first, then designing the app around how people actually work today so the change improves outcomes, not just the UI technology.
A. Growth is where low-code can either shine or become chaotic. Without ownership, governance, and change practices, small changes pile up and confidence drops. We agree ownership upfront, whether business, IT, or a CoE, then implement practical governance: runbooks, change control, and operational routines. This keeps the solution maintainable and enables improvements without creating hidden operational debt.