This is still usually tech solving an organization problem. Launching normal apps gets gated under security, product, or technical reviews but the low code tool becomes a backdoor to all that.
If you just deleted a bunch of processes, or just reserved it to when it actually matters, you wouldn't need to pay a low code vendor to basically allow your team to do their job.
If you just deleted a bunch of processes, or just reserved it to when it actually matters, you wouldn't need to pay a low code vendor to basically allow your team to do their job.