Your business apps in one place, on your own data.

Build internal apps without a new platform

A standalone app next to your dashboards often means an extra login, a separate user list and its own copy of the data. A year later, nobody knows which figures are in which app. In ENABLE, apps belong to the portal: the same users, the same branding, the same access profiles and the same data warehouse.

That also makes ENABLE usable as a business app builder for small, focused applications: an input screen for targets, a planning overview, a scenario calculator. Not a replacement for your ERP, but the apps that currently live between Excel files.

The built-in Targets app, and what you build yourself

Targets is designed to record KPI targets centrally rather than in a spreadsheet. You pick a month, enter a target per area and per KPI and save. Client admins add or remove KPIs; previously saved targets stay in the history. Because the targets go into a dedicated schema in your data warehouse, you can show them in Power BI right next to actuals.

You can also have your own apps built. A made-up example: a wholesaler such as Acme Groothandel wants a stock planner that creates an order proposal per item based on current stock, sales over the past weeks and the supplier's lead time. You build an app like that with the AI App Builder or as a custom app (both in pilot), on data from your own data warehouse.

AI App Builder: describe apps on business data in a chat (pilot)

Client admins choose "New application" under "Applications". A chat opens with a canvas alongside it. You describe what the app should do, see the proposal working straight away and refine it with follow-up questions. You reopen existing apps via "Build with AI".

The AI App Builder only works with read-only data endpoints that your organisation has already published. The model sees column names and data types, never rows of data or passwords. Creating a proposal doesn't put anything live: you submit a version, platform admins review it and publish it for the access profiles you choose.

• Supported: searchable tables, key figures, bar, line, area, donut and combo charts, scenario calculators.
• Not supported: installing packages, writing server logic, changing data or building free-form workflows.
• Your portal's brand colours are passed on to the app.

Custom apps with your own code (pilot)

Sometimes you need more than a generated app. For custom apps, each app gets its own private repository and its own isolated hosting project. You start from a starter project (Next.js and TypeScript) with portal sign-in already built in: users open the app from ENABLE without a second password.

An app only reads data through endpoints that platform admins have approved per app, pinned to a version of the query. For local development there is a developer key that is valid for seven days. Every release is reviewed in advance for code, dependencies, sign-in, data use and costs. If you pause an app, its sessions are revoked immediately.

Which type suits your app?

Not every application needs new code. An overview of the options in the "Applications" hub: