Introduction to HAP
HAP is an innovative hyper application platform that helps users build core business applications such as sales, HR, purchasing, etc. with no code, bridging the internal data of the organization. HAP is also equipped with a hyper-automation engine to fully automate complex and repetitive business processes. With HAP's integration center and complete API interfacing capabilities, users can easily integrate HAP with external systems. In addition, HAP is highly composable, supporting multiple languages and cloud-native architecture, which enables multi-cloud deployment. Through the plug-in architecture, HAP is gradually building a robust implementation and development ecosystem.
The business system built in HAP is called Application. An application can serve for one or the whole business process. Whether it's a ticket management application or ERP application, HAP gets it all done.
In HAP, an application is built through the combination of seven encapsulated functional modules which are Worksheet, View, Role and Permission, Workflow, Chart, Custom Page and External Portal.
- Worksheet: Collect and store business data. Whenever you want to enter any data, a worksheet is a must, such as employee worksheet, customer worksheet, order worksheet, etc.
- View: Display the filtered data according to different business scenarios or roles.
- Role and Permission: Configure permissions for members to add, delete, modify or query business data.
- Workflow: Support automated processing and flow of business data.
- Chart: Facilitate your decisions with visualized analysis of multi-dimensional data.
- Custom Page: Set shortcut buttons, charts, views, etc. It is usually used to build a dashboard or launch pad.
- External Portal: Invite external users to join, connecting internal and external users.
With these seven functional modules, users can realize various enterprise applications. Apart from certain proprietary systems and consumer-facing front-end applications, HAP can cover the vast majority of areas in enterprise digitalization. It can replace traditional custom development with excellent efficiency and quality, assisting ISVs in building vertical industry solutions and replacing outdated IT systems, serving as the data management center and process engine for enterprises. It can also provide easy-to-deploy and user-friendly tools for enterprises that advocate for universal digitalization.
HAP can be used out-of-the-box on a SaaS platform or deployed in any cloud computing environment, and it includes rich management and security features to meet compliance requirements for large organizations and specific industries.