Domino Volt – Getting on with Business, Lightning Fast!
In the era of COVID-19, organizations are having to adapt and pivot away from traditional solutions and are learning to solve issues quickly and do things differently. In a recent webinar, we showed you how HCL Domino Volt can help keep key, mission-critical parts of the business moving, support a remote workforce, and build new processes. And, we showed you how it’s easy for those closest to the business challenge to build these new processes with minimal IT intervention. We built and demoed a crisis furlough application that helps HR and finance manage the company salary budget and a work-from-home employee survey. In addition, we provided five key lessons learned and the best practices we recommend for building your first Domino Volt workflow-based application. You can watch the replay here. As usual, those who attended were super active, and a lot of great questions were asked. You can find those questions — and the answers — below. Now, more than ever, teams need technology that just works. Domino is the proven platform that’s trusted around the globe by thousands of companies to deliver rock-solid apps that run their business. Let us help you get started. Register for a free sandbox account and start creating Domino Volt applications on a web browser – no installation needed! FURLOUGH APP AND SURVEY DEMO Q: Can you share the demo app? A: Yes, we will share the application .volt files in the sandbox. Q: How long did it take to build these apps? A: Three weeks for the furlough application (including time spent learning HCL Domino Volt along the way) and one week for the survey application after applying lessons learned from building the first application. Q: In the demo, a support ticket was opened from the survey if you answered yes to “having connectivity issues.” Could a support BOT session be initiated instead of opening a ticket? A: Yes. The low-code capabilities in Domino Volt allows you design apps to fit your specific requirements. Providing support capabilities in the form of a BOT and then only opening a ticket if needed sounds like a very effective...