Cross-platform microapps

Enterprise services accessible to users in a single mobile app

Microapps deliver a faster, simpler experience on mobile devices without sacrificing functionality.

They help create highly specific applications, offering employees revolutionary task-based functionality, quick access to almost every feature and much more.

New experiences

The development and use of applications are driven not only by mobile apps, but also by better web application design and the emergence of new experience channels, including wearable, immersive, chatbot and voice applications.

Speed

Microapps ensure a consistent experience for a particular user task across multiple channels, while making it easier and more dynamic to deliver and update applications.

In-app events

They can be used to implement event-driven tasks within an app, such as an approval notice, to improve the user experience.

Experiences tailored to users

XOne provides a set of development and management tools that make it easier to increase productivity by delivering all your business workflows through a set of microservices and microapps that are available to the user.

There is no need to install, authenticate in and deal with multiple mobile apps and web portals to perform simple tasks such as submitting, assigning or approving a work request.

The ability to give users the task they need

A microapp is a discrete, reusable and portable application function, process or workflow that operates within the context of a larger application, which also serves as the microapp runtime container.

They align with agile development practices and support the shift to smaller units of development work that can be delivered continuously.

The use of microapps has gained traction in the enterprise as a way to dynamically deploy new functionality in mobile apps.

They increase user productivity and streamline business operations without affecting security or costs.

Benefits of microapps

• They promote agility and reuse.
• They ensure consistency and productivity.
• They generate multiple user experiences.
• User interaction.
• Support for event-driven scenarios.
• They drive reuse across different interfaces.
• A consistent experience across all interactions.
• They make it easier to distribute and update app features.
• Dynamic over-the-air updates.