FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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vipul@virtualsplat.comThere are 2 kinds of support — Free and Paid. Free support is available via our community. For paid support, we provide an experienced resource for handholding (per man-day, typically 2–3 days at start and 1–2 days near completion).
Many Kaizen applications run with hundreds of concurrent users and large data volumes. You can build complete customized applications with the most complex business logic.
No. We have a clear data privacy policy. Your database and application stay with you — we will never read your database.
You own the application and database. You can build a frontend application that replaces Kaizen and keep your database as-is.
SQL knowledge is what you need. The whole point of a Low Code Framework is to NOT write code in DotNet, Java, Python or PHP.
Yes — visit the Download Modules page for free ready-to-use scripts. Our YouTube channel also publishes regular sample scripts.
Yes. You can change the logo, text, and replace branding with your company's details.
Yes. Kaizen uses Bootstrap. You can change the CSS or swap the entire Bootstrap theme.
Yes. Since Kaizen is responsive, you can wrap your web application inside an APK. Geo tagging, camera access, OTP login, push notifications and signature on mobile are all available.
Yes. All Kaizen tables and stored procedures use the 'kz_' prefix, so you can share a database with your existing app and avoid duplication.
Kaizen is built for Business Process Automation. You cannot build websites or e-commerce stores with it.
Yes. Switch to SaaS mode to serve multiple clients with individual databases and a single application — easier maintenance and updates.
Kaizen lets you (developer) and your client (user) work in parallel on the LIVE application without disturbing each other. No compile-upload-deploy-test cycles.
Yes. Multiple VAPT cycles have been completed and all raised issues have been resolved.
No. Kaizen is not a code generator. The idea is to get rid of code entirely — system-generated code would still need experts to maintain it, defeating the purpose.
After 18+ years and 100+ industry ERPs, the chance is thin. In rare cases of a missing feature, we treat it as an opportunity to add it in the next release. Many of today's features were suggested by users.