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Buildiq

Make every app fit your business, without a developer. Add a field, add a step, move a widget, in the running app on your own Nextcloud.

Buildiq (formerly OpenBuild) is the app builder for the Nextcloud workspace. Open any Conduction app, click edit, and change what is on the page: a field, a step, a widget, a menu item. Your changes stay through every update. Need something the apps do not do? Build a small app of your own: name it, add the fields, say who sees it, and it is in the top bar. Try changes on a test copy first, publish when happy, one click back if not. Open source, released under EUPL-1.2 and maintained by Conduction.
What it does

Your apps, your way. In minutes, not in a project.

Every Conduction app is built from pages, fields and widgets you can change yourself. No ticket to a developer, no waiting for the next release, no losing your changes at the next update.

Add the field your business needs.

Today: a wholesaler keeps the delivery region in a spreadsheet next to the CRM. Instead: open the client page, click edit, add the field. Every client now has a delivery region, and you can filter and report on it. Done in five minutes, no developer involved.

Add the step your process has.

An installer always visits the site before the quote. Add the site-visit step to the pipeline, and every lead passes through it. Move the widget you look at first to the top of the dashboard. Hide what your team never uses. It is your app, so it follows your process.

Build a small app of your own. Ten minutes.

A vehicle list with inspection dates. A key list for the office. A list of certificates and when they expire. Name the app, add the fields, say who may see it. Ten minutes later it sits in the top bar, next to Files and Mail, with the same login and the same rules as everything else.

Try it on a test copy. Publish. One click back.

Every app has a test copy and a live version. Change the test copy, look at it, let a colleague look at it. Publish when it is right. Something wrong after all? One click brings the previous version back. Nobody works in a half-finished app.

Four ways Buildiq earns its place

It works the way you work. And it works for you.

Four things you would normally pay a developer for. Here you do them yourself, in the running app.

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Automate

Your new field, your new step, and the automation that uses them.

You added an inspection date to the vehicle list. Now draw what should happen with it: thirty days before the date, a task for the fleet manager, and the vehicle marked as due. A rule with a condition, no coding. You added a site-visit step to the pipeline: the moment the visit is done, the quote task is on the right desk. Fields and steps you add today are ready for automation the same day.

How automation works
Make it yours

One hundred percent your app. Down to the last widget.

Every page of every Conduction app is open for change. Rename a field so it says what your team calls it. Put the customer's phone number where the eye lands first. Take the widget nobody reads off the dashboard. Give the app your own icon. Decide per group who sees which page. Everything you change is kept apart from what we ship, so the next update lands and your changes stay.

Read the docs
Talk to it

Describe the app you need. Approve the draft.

Type "I need a list of company cars with plate, driver and inspection date, visible to the office team". The assistant drafts the app: the fields, the list page, the detail page, the access. You look at the draft and approve it, or ask for a change. Nothing is built until you say so. Once it is live, you talk to the app the same way: "which cars are due for inspection this month?"

Meet the assistant
Let clients help themselves

The app you built, with a front door for clients.

Your team works in the apps you shaped. Give clients their own window on the same records with Portaliq: a portal in your house style where they see their contracts and products, ask and sign quotations, and follow their tickets. You decide what a client sees, the same way you decide it for your team. No second system to build, no data copied out.

Give clients their own portal
How Buildiq plugs into the workspace

Your apps, your data, and a way to share what you built.

It does not bring a second system. It changes the apps you already have, works on the data you already own, and lets you hand a finished app to another office.

Your CRM, your invoicing, your case files: every Conduction app is built from pages you can open in the designer. Click edit on the page you are looking at, change it, save. The change is yours and it stays through updates. Start with the CRM: add the delivery region, add the site visit, and watch the pipeline follow your process.

See Pipelinq
Partners

Partners shipping Buildiq

Implementation, hosting, and integration partners that deliver Buildiq to their customers. Pick the partner you already work with, or one whose stack matches yours.