Low-code and no-code tools represent a rapidly expanding segment of the market, allowing companies to create applications and internal systems without large IT departments. While these platforms offer efficiency and cost savings, they also introduce legal risks related to ownership of created outputs, data protection and licensing of integrated components.
We assist clients in analysing the legal aspects of using low-code and no-code platforms such as Power Apps, Bubble, AppSheet or Zapier. Our focus is on assessing licensing and data requirements of these platforms and setting up internal frameworks that define user responsibilities and safe integration into company workflows.
Our goal is to ensure that clients can confidently use low-code and no-code tools knowing their solutions meet legal, licensing and cybersecurity standards.
