Build internal tools and business apps with AI

Your business shouldn’t have to run on spreadsheets

Finance, operations, and support keep asking for tools that run on spreadsheets today. Your engineers describe each one as a task and approve the spec. Agents build it on Syncfusion grids, charts, and forms, with roles and tests, and your team reviews the pull request.

YOU HAND OVERA refunds spreadsheet, v7
refund-approvals · new appDescribe…
refunds_FINAL_v7.xlsx
IDCustomerAmountOK?R-101Northwind$420yes?R-102Contoso$1,980 R-103Fabrikam#REF!MRR-104Adatum$86ask JR-105Litware$3,100??
Who approved row 14? Nobody knows.
Refund approvalsApprover
12Open$8.4kPending2.1hAvg wait
R-101Northwind · $420ApproveR-102Contoso · $1,980ApproveR-103Fabrikam · $640Approve
1Describe
2Model data
3Build app
4Roles + audit
YOU GETRefund approvals app · PRRoles, tests, audit trail
Built by Syncfusion, serving 47,000+ organizations.25+ years of developer tools, now reimagined for the agent-first era.
47,000+Syncfusion customers
1,600+Syncfusion UI components
25+Years of Syncfusion developer tools
Syncfusion component licensing is separate.
The requests that never made the roadmap

Build internal tools from department requests

Your engineering team takes the request, approves the spec, and reviews the pull request. Agents do the building, so the request stops competing with the product roadmap.

Illustrative example
PR READYFINANCERequire manager approval for refunds over $500Became: Refund approvals
Waited63 daysBuilt2 days
PR READYOPERATIONSSchedule shifts with checks for double-bookingBecame: Shift planner
Waited48 daysBuilt3 days
PR READYSUPPORTIdentify enterprise tickets in the support queueBecame: Priority triage view
Waited35 daysBuilt2 days
PR READYPROCUREMENTTrack upcoming vendor contract renewalsBecame: Renewal tracker
Waited52 daysBuilt2 days
“It’s only internal”

Test each role’s allowed and denied actions

The spec names every role and what it may do. Each cell of that matrix becomes a test, including the ones that must fail. Write access to business data stays off until someone approves it.

ACTIONAGENTAPPROVERVIEWER
View refund requests
Submit a refund
Approve a refund over $500
Approve a refund you submitted
Export the approval log
15 access tests0 of 15 passed
Illustrative example, not a quote
BILL OF MATERIALS · REFUNDS APPREV B
NO.COMPONENTQTYUSED FOR
01DataGrid2Refund queue, approval log
02Chart1Weekly refund trend
03Dialog1Approve with reason
04Form + validators1Submit a refund
05DateRangePicker1Filter the log
06Toast1Approval confirmations
BUILT · 2 DAYSTESTS · 16COST · $1.54
Built from trusted parts

Assemble internal tools from Syncfusion components

The designer agent assembles each tool from Syncfusion’s 1,600+ components: grids that page a million rows, charts, dialogs, forms with validation. When the tool grows, it grows on the same parts, and any developer can pick it up.

Syncfusion component licensing is separate. AI and sandbox usage at provider cost + 10% platform fee.
The same day, twice

How Tom moves a spreadsheet workflow into an app

Illustrative example, not a customer result.

Here is what the work looks like today, and what changes when an AI team takes the busywork off the plate.

Without BoldCreateWith BoldCreate
Jan
Approvals run on a shared spreadsheet with 14 tabs.Errors weekly
MonTom writes the request as a task in four sentences.Spec drafted
Mar
Operations asks engineering for a proper app. Priority: low.Queued
MonTom approves the spec, the data source, and the budget.Spec approved
Jun
Someone deletes a column. A week of approvals lost.Rework
TueA working preview with roles, approvals, and reports.Shared link
Sep
Still waiting.8 months
ThuPull request reviewed and merged by the team.PR merged
An 8-month-old request turned into a reviewed pull request in 4 days

Frequently asked questions

Who builds internal tools with BoldCreate?
Your engineering team. When finance, operations, or support ask for a tool, an engineer describes it as a task and approves the spec. Agents build it with Syncfusion grids, charts, and forms, and your team reviews the pull request.
How are roles and permissions tested?
The spec names every role and what it may do, and each cell of that access matrix becomes a test, including the ones that must fail. Write access to business data stays off until someone approves it.
What do I need to start building an internal tool?
A repository and a data source, plus your UI and data rules. Start with one request and approve the first spec. Syncfusion component licensing is separate.
Does engineering stay in control of what gets built?
Yes. Your team approves the spec, reviews the pull request, and decides when to merge. Every tool uses your SSO, your data rules, and your review process.

Bring the request that has waited longest

Describe it in four sentences, approve the spec, and review the pull request.

$199 a month for 20 seats · AI and sandboxes at provider cost + 10% platform fee