快普

What it is

Kuaipu (快普, from Xiamen Kuaipu Information Technology Co., Ltd., 厦门快普信息技术有限公司) sells an integrated enterprise management system, and its zero-code and low-code product page is titled "零代码低代码平台 - AI+RPA企业可视化应用搭建平台," which translates as a zero-code and low-code platform, an AI plus RPA visual application-building platform for enterprises. It is a Chinese-language product for companies that already run, or plan to run, Kuaipu's ERP-style modules and want to extend them without writing code. The company's about page says it was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in the Xiamen Software Park, with more than 60% of its staff in core R&D. The about page describes the company as a native software developer focused on integrated management and digital transformation, and says it develops the Kuaipu integration platform in-house with full intellectual property. It frames the product line as a standardized base, deep industry solutions and an elastic platform architecture. The site is in Chinese, so this entry translates what it says.

What you build and how

The product page describes 4 core zero-code and low-code tool platforms (四大核心零/低代码工具平台), all built on one self-developed native architecture. It says the 4 share a unified architecture, interconnected data and linked capabilities, which it presents as the answer to fragmented systems and data silos. The architecture is described as high-concurrency, high-availability and high-security, with elastic scaling and features extended on demand.

1. A low-code platform, which the page calls 元宇届平台, is the base layer. It is a visual development tool for packaging personalized components that encapsulate complex logic, which business-layer configuration then calls on, covering configuring service elements, connecting interfaces and linking across systems. This is the layer a developer or implementer works in.
2. A zero-code platform for the business application layer, called 易平台 (the Yi platform), which the page says needs no coding at any point. It supports extending forms, workflows, rules and reports across business modules, and fast custom development of forms and reports. The page's own wording is "支持表单、流程、规则、报表等全业务模块个性化扩展" (supports personalized extension of forms, processes, rules, reports and all other business modules). It aims at an enterprise's individual extension needs and fast go-live.
3. An AI platform, described as an enterprise-wide intelligent application platform that integrates mainstream large language models. It supports private deployment and public-cloud access, lets you drag and drop to build enterprise AI agents, opens an MCP interface and also supports calls from external agents such as workbuddy.
4. An RPA design platform, which is the rpa-browser-automation membership: "面向企业重复业务场景的低代码RPA机器人设计平台" (a low-code RPA robot design platform for repetitive enterprise business scenarios). You design, deploy and operate robots through visual process orchestration. The page says the robots simulate manual operations to move data across systems, run repeated process approvals and process data in bulk, and that configuration is visual from start to finish.

The page lists six advantages for the whole set: a shared architecture, building without code, fit for many scenarios, a native base that scales as business grows, dual deployment (public cloud or private) and automation that cuts cost. It also says business staff, implementers and technical staff can all pick it up, since everything is drag-and-drop and graphical configuration.

This is a toolset that sits beside a packaged system, and the other pages show what the packaged system looks like. The site organizes modules by area, and also by role (owner, finance, sales, purchasing, warehouse, customer service, project manager, production, administration and HR): collaborative office, CRM, e-commerce, supplier management, supply chain, production management, smart manufacturing, project modules, meter-reading and leasing, after-sales service, financial and management accounting, HR, a partner platform and the zero-code platform. Products are sold as the "快普易" (Kuaipu Yi) series: Yi 10 for trade, Yi 20 for IT, Yi 30 for office automation (OA), Yi 80 for projects and Yi 90 for manufacturing.

The IT edition page gives a concrete view of that packaged layer. It is described as an integrated business-and-finance platform for software and hardware sales, distribution, system integration and technical services, covering supply chain, after-sales service, finance, collaborative office, an enterprise portal and a decision dashboard with drill-down to orders, devices and documents. It says it supports reporting data to vendors such as Huawei, Lenovo and Ruijie. The HR page covers electronic employee files, attendance across devices and platforms including 中控, Hikvision, DingTalk and WeChat, payroll with several pay models, 360-degree appraisal and online training. That is the kind of module you extend with the zero-code tools.

The evidence from the pages

The site publishes no prices. The prominent offer is a trial: the product page invites you to "立即开启30天免费试用" (start a 30-day free trial), which is a free trial rather than a free plan. Consultation runs through a product inquiry phone line, a separate after-sales service line, one-to-one WeChat consultation and an expert-callback request.

The company claims scale on its about page: it says it has served more than 20,000 enterprises and that cumulative end users have passed one million ("终端累计用户突破百万"). It says it holds a top-three market share in several niche industry segments, and that it has spent 20 years in integrated management. It also says it was selected as an official partner service provider in pilot cities for small-business digital transformation. These are the company's own statements.

News items on the about page name customers: Shunyang Food in Zhangzhou, described as a three-tier benchmark digital transformation project run on the integrated platform with zero-code and AI, and Guangzhou Yulong, a tier-one supplier to GAC Group, whose several information systems were replaced by the Kuaipu platform covering PLM, MRP, APS, shop floor, quality and cost accounting. The knowledge-base page lists article topics such as AI changing how people interact with business systems, budget management, and engineering contract changes.

The deployment story is dual: the AI platform says it works with public-cloud or privately deployed models, chosen by an enterprise's data security, compliance and business needs.

Who it suits

Kuaipu suits a large, mid-size or small company, as the product page puts it, that wants an integrated ERP-style system with the ability to customize forms, approvals and reports itself, add AI agents backed by a private or public model, and automate repetitive cross-system work with RPA. The industry pages target IT, office automation, engineering, hardware and machinery, electronics, food and auto parts, so a manufacturer or a services firm in those segments is the match.

It is not a self-serve builder for a founder who wants an app live this afternoon. The product is sold through consultation and a partner network of city partners, value-added resellers, project joint-operation partners and industry ecosystem partners. The site is in Chinese only and the packaged system is the center of the offer, so a team that needs English documentation or published pricing has more legwork ahead.