Why Linx
Experience 20 years of product design focused on delivering business solutions
Flexibility
Conquer complexity at every turn
Our low-code technology is based on a programming paradigm that allows far more flexibility than the traditional workflow-driven platforms. This unique approach provides the ability to quickly develop and deploy complex solutions without hitting limitations imposed by the tool.
- Database, file and system agnostic.
- Build with code-like visualisations and patterns.
- Re-use what you build.
Speed
Experience the fastest time to market for custom integration
With an intuitive low-code interface, effortless 1-click deployment, and endless flexibility, no platform beats Linx for speed in building and deploying custom integrations and APIs.
- Use OpenAPI and BPMN designs to jumpstart solutions.
- Connect with any system.
- Built-in observability and metrics.
Hands-on support
Our experience helps you succeed
We are more than just a platform. We’re a partner with years of experience in custom integration and business process automation. Our expertise is yours.
- Support from integration experts.
- 20+ years of enterprise-proven solutions and expertise.
- In-person training and collaboration.
Different by design
Linx is a general-purpose low-code platform for building backends like APIs, automations, and integrations. It is an abstraction of programming, not domain, process or tooling specific. This means it can be used for any backend application in any domain without limitations on connections to other tools and services.
What makes Linx different
A common concern for programmers considering low-code tools is the lack of flexibility. Most low-code tools are based on a workflow paradigm. Linx differs by following a programming paradigm, making it more of an all-rounder and easy for developers and IT professionals to pick up.
The use of a programming abstraction makes Linx extremely powerful. It is not constrained by a domain or use-case-driven paradigm and is often used in conjunction with other low-code tools to provide the API or integration services that those tools are not designed for.
Building applications with Linx
Linx abstracts programming concepts so our tools naturally work like common programming tools. The Linx Designer is an IDE that allows you to program and debug at a higher level and saves the program specification to files deployed to one or more Linx Servers to run the application.
Building solutions in Linx should be no different to how you would do it with low-level programming; it’s just with bigger pieces, more visual help and lots of ready-made functionality available on the server side.
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