Mendix Reviews

We build various products or solutions for clients. It's mainly smart manufacturing use cases.

The ability to reduce the code, and the development, has been a very drastic improvement over custom code. The ability to have these vast amounts of connectors, which Mendix provides, especially in the manufacturing space, is great. For example, with OPC UA protocols, I have not seen any other low-code provider. That's very niche to pull machine data. That shows how much R&D investment they have done to build some complex connectors to simplify the user need.

I am applying the application to digitalize the Orbiq process and have created a customer-focused program to keep customers close. Additionally, I have an application that enables me to create quotations for my customers and their clients. I maintain and continue to develop these applications.

Mendix gives me the opportunity to build a solution that is more attractive to my end users, allowing me to create my own specific software. I use an ERP program called EnterpriseOne from Oracle, but ERP software options can be rigid and not practical for end users. Mendix fills the gaps where other software falls short.

We built a SaaS product for our own customers and are developing internal applications for most of the MDM using Mendix. Additionally, we handle small to medium-complexity workflow management systems, whether process-related or complete system automation, using Mendix Workflow.

Some customers prefer building their products rather than buying them. For instance, they wanted a simplified version instead of purchasing a product management system, so we developed it. We built a couple of external-facing, consumer-facing applications, although the consumer base for these is small.

When I often want to pitch Mendix, if there is something out of the box that is not available, I can always extend Mendix. Whether it's the front end or the back end, It can be extended with Java. I've also built many widgets using Mendix.

My company is a service consulting company that works for different customers across the globe. When my company proposes Mendix for a low-code/no-code platform to any customer, or if the customer chooses Mendix, the license will be procured by the customer, and my company will take care of service implementation.

I use Mendix as a solution architect. I'm a low-code/no-code platform solution architect. Whenever a requirement comes to me, particularly one which demands low-code/no-code platform implementation, I use Mendix. For any B2C or B2B mobile app, or B2B or B2C web portal, any sort of headless commerce integration, or any cloud modernization, or SAP ecosystem within a customer, and the customer would like to implement a B2C mobile app, Mendix is an automatic choice because Mendix and Siemens have a very good tie-up or partnership, and it's not only from a business perspective but a technical perspective. Mendix is very much compatible with SAP. When my company sees that there is an opportunity to implement low-code/no-code, it proposes Mendix over other low-code platforms.

What I found most valuable in Mendix is that it's very much suitable for mobile apps such as native Android or IOS supported mobile apps. The multiple features of the platform are very, very attractive and very popular. Mendix has technical features such as microflows and nanoflows. You can also access data models in the platform. These are the features that are very, very strong in Mendix. I got my hands dirty on other low-code platforms, but I have not seen such strong features in them compared to the microflows, nanoflows, and data model access that are in Mendix, including creating and integration. The platform has out-of-the-box adapters or out-of-the-box-connectors that you can integrate with different interface applications such as SAP, Salesforce, Oracle EBS, etc.

Another valuable feature of Mendix is that if you want to connect with any legacy applications, you can write custom Java code because Mendix supports Java, the universal language. My company can write custom code and connect to any legacy or home grown applications for any enterprise ecosystem or IT ecosystem. 

These are the strong benefits I see in Mendix.

I have used Mendix to build interfaces for unique use cases where other generic solutions like MS Excel won't fit in. Our organization has used the solution to build small applications on the local cloud that took 72 hours, and these applications were already being worked upon beforehand using Python. 

Excellent support is offered for Mendix. 

We are using it, but it is not super integrated yet. Our early use cases are dashboards and SharePoint replacement.

Dashboards are valuable. It is easier to visualize data.

It is low code, where the developers can still develop in Java. That to us is very appealing.

We have clients in petrochemicals, agriculture, financial services, retail, and all sorts of other areas. It is amazing when we use it for what it is designed for. 

The development tools are excellent for building new apps, both mobile and enterprise web. 

We also use Mendix Enterprise Integration for complex business logic. It's a low-code platform, so we run Mendix in the Mendix Cloud.

We are using Mendix as a low code or no code solution for creating POC origins for clients.

The most valuable features of Mendix are the drag and drop functions, the data entities, domain models, and all the related features.