xApps: software we already built.

BuildPad xApps is the part of BuildPad that holds our own finished applications, 13 of them. Every one is real working software, with its data model, screens, roles, workflows and audit trail already built and tested, and every one is tailored to your business before it goes live.

No. xApps is a part of BuildPad rather than a shop you buy BuildPad from, and everything in it is our own software rather than third-party listings or SaaS subscriptions. You get BuildPad by talking to us, then browse xApps inside it to pick where your build starts.

A BuildPad xApp is a working application, not a theme, a scaffold or a demo you have to finish. The word template undersells it, because nothing in the library is a blank file you fill in. That is why delivery takes weeks: the foundation is built and tested before your build starts.

On a BuildPad build the tailoring is your forms and fields, the stages your process actually requires, your approval limits, your integrations, and your document and notice templates. Every listing names what it includes out of the box and what typically gets tailored.

If nothing in the library fits, BuildPad builds from a blank schema instead of a filled one. The platform, the engineer, the governance and the ownership are all the same. The library exists because most internal software is a variation on something built before, not because a template is a limit.

One BuildPad template can serve several subsidiaries or countries from a single base, and it is the common case. Off the shelf, subsidiaries that share core functions under different local law means three subscriptions, or one that fits a single country properly and the rest approximately. Here it is one base, tailored per country.

Yes, and every BuildPad application is built expecting it. Feedback features ship inside the application, so people report what does not fit from the screen where it does not fit, and that feedback is consolidated into the next build. You own the source code, so your own developers can make a change directly.

BuildPad usually replaces per-seat business software where the process does not match the product: case management and BPM suites, spend management, onboarding and KYC, IT service desk, supplier and vendor portals, IT asset management, helpdesk and ticketing, partner portals, dispatch and field service, room booking, and rostering and workforce management.