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The research aims to design and evaluate a low-code document management and approval system.

January 6, 2026InformationOpen Access

Design and Evaluation of a Low-Code/No-Code Document Management and Approval System

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The research aims to design and evaluate a low-code document management and approval system.
Developed on the Microsoft Power Platform using Power Apps and Power Automate.
Integrated with SharePoint Online and Azure Active Directory for secure workflows.
Conducted a six-week pilot with multiple users for empirical evaluation.
Reduced approval cycle time compared to traditional systems.
Displayed high user satisfaction and cost-efficiency.
Demonstrated scalability and operational efficiency benefits.

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Evaluation shows a low-code document management system improves approval efficiency and user satisfaction, indicating digital transformation benefits.

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Marian et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/695d85373483e917927a4263 https://doi.org/10.3390/info17010046

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Evaluation shows a low-code document management system improves approval efficiency and user satisfaction, indicating digital transformation benefits.

Design and Evaluation of a Low-Code/No-Code Document Management and Approval System

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Design and Evaluation of a Low-Code/No-Code Document Management and Approval System

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