Intrexx vs kitchen.co: Which is best for you?

Standards such as Windows authentication, multi-tenancy and a wide range of interfaces such as REST, ODBC, common Microsoft products and much more are supported and function reliably.

You don't actually have to program at the beginning, as you can build the data model and the user interface with drag and drop. But ultimately, it is precisely this manual step that needs the most maintenance in later phases of use, since this step cannot be automated as with other IDEs or frameworks.

I'm completely in love with the very robust messaging features, especially being able to create multiple conversation threads with the same client, and the ability to archive and/or export these later.

We've tried Basecamp, Asana, Clickup, Monday, and many others, but they all had limitations and didn't work very well with clients resulting in various forms of chaos.