Nextbi has updated its flagship integration platform by adding a new user interface builder. This tool allows users to create custom forms and complex industry-specific solutions with minimal involvement from developers, aiming to increase customer autonomy in project development.
The platform, which entered the market in mid-2025, is included in the Russian software registry of the Ministry of Digital Development. It combines capabilities of ETL, BI, Lakehouse, ERP, and ERM systems. Previous updates introduced a visual BPMN editor, a Self-Service Deployment subsystem, and an AutoML framework.
The new interface builder features a palette of visual components and an object model for linking data, pipelines, and dashboards. It supports the creation of dynamic dashboards with custom control components, while incorporating security measures for access control and protection against malicious code.
According to CEO Alexander Tsykunov, the release of the interface builder completes the platform's toolkit for specialists. Users can now independently develop data dashboards, stream processing pipelines, and business interfaces, facilitating the creation of digital twins.
The latest update also includes performance optimizations for data processing and presentation components, alongside new debugging tools, widgets, and settings. These improvements are based on the experience gained from addressing large-scale customer tasks.
