No-code module builder If you can say it, Workraft can build it.
Describe the part of your operation that no system was built for, in your own words. Workraft turns it into a module that runs on the same people, permissions and data as everything else.
The old way, and the Workraft way.
Six old habits. One description replaces them all.
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The old way
Explain the process to a consultantworkraft Describe how your operation works
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The old way
Translate it into technical requirementsworkraft Turn your operational logic into a complete module
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The old way
Run calculations in a spreadsheet on the sideworkraft Keep calculations in the system, with permissions and an audit trail
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The old way
Use system terms like "resource", "entity" and "tag"workraft Use your terms: line operator, officer, crew member or site manager
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The old way
Wait for development and a future releaseworkraft Build what your operation needs now
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The old way
Start again when the process changesworkraft Update the description and the module changes with it
Three steps. No developers.
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Write it the way you'd brief a new manager. Workraft reads the people, rules and alerts in your sentence and shows you what it understood.
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It composes the data structure, the rules, the calculations and the screens on the workers, shifts and sites you already have.
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The module joins the line like any other: scheduling checks it before you save, workers see it in the app, the manager gets the alert.
Write it the way you'd brief a new manager. Workraft reads the people, rules and alerts in your sentence and shows you what it understood.
It composes the data structure, the rules, the calculations and the screens on the workers, shifts and sites you already have.
The module joins the line like any other: scheduling checks it before you save, workers see it in the app, the manager gets the alert.
Your words, in any language.
Describe it in the language your operation runs in. Hebrew, Arabic, Russian or English: the module comes out the same.
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EN English
Only workers with a valid licence and the safety briefing can drive a company van. Flag anyone scheduled to drive who is missing either.
Described in English
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HE עברית
רק עובדים עם רישיון בתוקף ותדריך בטיחות יכולים לנהוג ברכב חברה. סמנו כל מי ששובץ לנהיגה וחסר לו אחד מהשניים.
מתואר בעברית
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AR العربية
قيادة مركبة الشركة تقتصر على من يحمل رخصة قيادة سارية وأتمّ تدريب السلامة. نبّهني إلى كل من أُدرج في جدول القيادة وينقصه أيٌّ منهما.
كُتبت بالعربية
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RU Русский
К управлению служебным фургоном допускаются только сотрудники с действующими водительскими правами и пройденным инструктажем по безопасности. Отметьте тех, кто поставлен в график на вождение без соблюдения хотя бы одного из этих условий.
Описано по-русски
EN English
Only workers with a valid licence and the safety briefing can drive a company van. Flag anyone scheduled to drive who is missing either.
Described in English
HE עברית
רק עובדים עם רישיון בתוקף ותדריך בטיחות יכולים לנהוג ברכב חברה. סמנו כל מי ששובץ לנהיגה וחסר לו אחד מהשניים.
מתואר בעברית
AR العربية
قيادة مركبة الشركة تقتصر على من يحمل رخصة قيادة سارية وأتمّ تدريب السلامة. نبّهني إلى كل من أُدرج في جدول القيادة وينقصه أيٌّ منهما.
كُتبت بالعربية
RU Русский
К управлению служебным фургоном допускаются только сотрудники с действующими водительскими правами и пройденным инструктажем по безопасности. Отметьте тех, кто поставлен в график на вождение без соблюдения хотя бы одного из этих условий.
Описано по-русски
Your workers see the result in their language too.
Your workers see the result in their language too.
Built in, not bolted on.
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Same people, same permissions
The module uses the workers, roles and permissions you already have. Nobody gets a second login or a side system.
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Same data, reports included
It reads and writes the same records as scheduling, attendance and payroll, so it shows up in reports and the audit trail.
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Change it anytime
Update the description and the module changes with it. Nothing to migrate, nothing to rebuild, no release to wait for.
Questions, answered.
Who can build a module?
Anyone you give the permission to. Most teams let an operations manager describe it and a system owner approve it before it goes live. No developer, no ticket.
What happens to my data?
Nothing moves. The module reads and writes the records you already have, under the same permissions and the same audit trail. Your data stays yours and stays in one place.
Can I change it later?
Yes. Update the description and the module changes with it, including the screens workers already use. Every version is kept in the history.
Describe the part that never fits.