How do low-code platforms integrate with existing software?

Yes, absolutely. A key strength of modern low-code platforms is their robust integration capabilities, designed to connect with a wide array of existing software and systems.

This is typically achieved through:  

1. Pre-built Connectors: Many platforms offer ready-to-use connectors for popular enterprise applications (CRM, ERP, HRIS, accounting software, cloud storage, etc.).
2. APIs (Application Programming Interfaces): Low-code platforms allow developers to connect to any application that exposes an API, enabling custom integrations for unique or legacy systems.  
3. Webhooks: For real-time communication, platforms can send and receive webhooks to trigger actions in other applications.
4. Integration Platforms as a Service (iPaaS): Some low-code platforms integrate with or have built-in iPaaS functionalities for more complex, enterprise-grade integration needs.  

This interoperability is crucial for low-code solutions to fit seamlessly into an organization's existing IT ecosystem. Kissflow, for instance, offers extensive integration options to ensure your automated workflows connect with your entire tech stack.