The problem is that it's never how those solutions are sold, and rarely how they are bought. No-code solutions are ok for quick prototyping of automating proce

The problem is that it's never how those solutions are sold, and rarely how they are bought. No-code solutions are ok for quick prototyping of automating processes that are not the core of the business. When you start using them you have to define the step where you will switch to a more maintainable solution. This is the same as deciding when to use a shell script and when to decide to rewrite the script in a stronger programming language.