AuraQuantic

AuraQuantic is a no-code platform for business process automation and enterprise application development, pitched as "the No-Code Platform with the power of Low Code." It is meant for two groups the site names directly: IT developers and citizen developers. The company lists offices in Miami in the United States, Madrid and Valencia in Spain, and San Jose in Costa Rica. The homepage title calls it "BPA Software with AI," and the site is available in English and Spanish. The homepage headline sums it up as a platform that "Combines the advantages of No-Code, the power of Low-Code, and the capabilities of AI."

What you build and how

The platform is organized into feature areas that the site's menu and homepage spell out. Process Automation is described as "Automation of manual tasks and orchestration of processes, systems, and human teams," and in the homepage blurb as a way to "Orchestrate integrations, workflows and composable end-to-end core processes." No code and UI is "Application design without the need for coding": the site says you "Build pixel perfect forms and apps for customized employee and customer experiences." Process mining and data is "Real-time process performance visualization with personalized recommendations," and the homepage blurb calls it business intelligence that "integrates, discovers, analyzes and unifies your data." Intelligent Document Processing is "Processing and extraction of key information from documents," and the Spanish menu describes human and AI collaboration across the whole document processing lifecycle. Intelligent Automation Services covers implementation of advanced AI solutions, and Generative AI is the area for "how the latest AI technology will improve your processes."

On the no-code page, the company describes how building works. "Intuitive design" is the design of custom applications, forms and workflows using visual tools. "Optimized workflow management" is the creation and management of processes through a visual interface that coordinates teams and systems. "Process integration" is connection with external systems through a visual interface. "Intelligent automation" and scalability, handling varying volumes of data and users without compromising performance, round out the list. The Spanish page adds that business and technical users can build enterprise applications through a visual interface, drag and drop functions and predesigned templates. The resources menu includes AuraQuantic Modeler, which sits alongside a Training School, webinars, whitepapers, videos and analyst reports.

The homepage describes how the two audiences divide the work. For IT developers and citizen developers alike, combining BPA with no-code reduces programming demands and makes the approach "more agile and adaptable." The platform lets users without technical expertise quickly automate processes and design custom applications, and the page frames this as collaboration with the IT team.

The solutions menu groups use cases: case management system, digital onboarding, expense management automation, data governance tools, invoice automation, customer service automation, legacy application modernization and application development, plus pages by industry and department. A customer quote in the case study section says: "What I appreciate most about AuraQuantic is that you don't need to be an expert to develop applications. By simply diagramming and connecting them, you can automate any process within an organization." The quote appears next to Seguros Crecer, which the page labels insurance, legal and other services. Another quote says "We chose AuraQuantic because it eliminates the need for coding. By understanding the process flow, we can create the model and then deploy it on the platform, where we easily customize it to our needs." That quote is attributed to the Solidarity and Social Investment Fund (FOSIS), a public sector customer. On the homepage, Alianza Seguros says it can now track payment tasks to suppliers and customer reimbursements with real-time visibility into each task, and Nissan Motor Corporation says "The option to have unlimited concurrent users is very interesting from the financial perspective of any organization." CAF and EPM are also quoted.

AuraQuantic Cloud is presented as a "Secure and scalable cloud solution to optimize business processes," and Consulting as "Strategic consulting for the implementation of digital solutions." The homepage lists the building blocks in more detail: workflow orchestration, flow and form design, flow and case management, governance, reusable templates, an AI assistant, responsive forms, a mobile application, record views, data consolidation, execution monitoring, fraud detection and compliance, automated documents, OCR, automated signatures and fingerprints, and integration with Microsoft Office. The solutions menu adds an SAP connector, and a Marketplace promises "Tailored integrations for every company." A blog item announces the launch of AI Assistant Q for business management. On deployment, the "Why AuraQuantic" section says the platform is available from any location, "whether in the cloud or on local infrastructure."

What the pages claim

The site publishes no prices, though its "Why AuraQuantic" section promises "Transparent pricing" with "No hidden fees or extra charges." Its menu says: "Flexible pricing plans tailored to each company's requirements," with a Pricing page behind it, and the calls to action are "Request demo."

On recognition, the Spanish page lists a leader position in the G2 Grid 2026 report for No-Code Development Platforms and Market Leader 2026 in the BPM Software category. The homepage adds "Most Valuable Pioneer" in an AI Maturity Matrix for Intelligent Business Process Management Suites (iBPMS), 2026, and "Leader in the SPARK Matrix" for iBPMS, 2025, and a footnote says AuraQuantic has a 4.8 out of 5 based on 59 ratings in the Business Process Automation Tools category on Gartner Peer Insights as of May 26, 2026. The homepage describes "Advanced security" as operations protected by certified technology, compliant with strict international standards, without naming a standard, and the FAQ says that "most No-Code platforms incorporate advanced security measures to ensure data protection, regulatory compliance, and secure access management," a statement about the category in general.

The FAQ addresses the question that matters for the enterprise-low-code placement: "Is it possible to develop complex applications with a No-Code platform? Yes, it is possible. Some No-Code platforms, such as AuraQuantic, facilitate the development of complex enterprise applications, the automation of sophisticated processes, and integration with a wide ecosystem of applications." It defines the split plainly: no-code needs no programming skills, while low-code platforms require some coding for customization. Support, partners and a private portal appear in the resources menu.

Who it suits, and where it stops

AuraQuantic suits a mid-sized or large organization that wants one platform to automate processes, build the forms and apps around them, mine process performance and process documents, rather than stitching several tools together. An operations team with invoice, expense or onboarding workflows, a team running case management, and an IT group that wants citizen developers to build under its governance are the cases the site describes. Consulting, a training school and a modeler tool are on offer for an assisted rollout.

The caveats are practical. The breadth of the feature list means a buyer needs a demo to see which pieces they need, and with pricing tailored per company there is no list price to compare ahead of time. A solo founder building a single app, or a small team wanting a form and a spreadsheet-style database, will find the pages pitched at enterprise process work.