5 no-code apps that officials battling COVID can benefit from

At a certain level, the response to COVID has been about information. We have all become a little statistics-literate, seeing endless graphs depicting daily COVID counts, the distribution of cases, recovery rates, looking at curves representing "exponential growth".

Officials dealing with COVID, especially the administrative side, have also had to deal with vast floods of information. Here is a list of 10 "no-code" apps that these officials can immediately benefit from, even though they might not have coding experience. The apps below assume the WorkMap.ai no-code automation platform, but these apps could be built in other similar platforms as well.

1. Registration Forms - Officials need to gather information from their stakeholders, whether it be people registering for vaccinations, testing, essential employees giving consent, or just about anything else. Registration Forms can be quickly set up, branded, and gather data from stakeholders in a database that can be sliced and diced as needed.

2. Vaccine Self-Scheduling - This allows end-recipients of vaccinations to use a link to self schedule for a vaccination slot.

3. Vaccination tracking - This is more an end to end solution for vaccine management, allowing patients to self register, schedule a vaccination, have vaccination details captured once they get the vaccination, sign consent, get reminded about follow ups, and finally get their vaccination passport.

4. Test Tracking - Many organizations need to regularly test their employees or audiences on a regular basis, and report findings to the authorities. For example a meat plant, that needs to make sure its employees are COVID free, or a concert organizer, which needs to test the audience. A test tracking application allows you to register people, and record test results against them, and report on this data internally, or provide it to authorities.

5. Alerts and reminders - This allows for stakeholders to sign up for email and SMS alerts and reminders from local authorities, their school, their employer etc.