Can non-technical people actually build working browser automation without code?

Our team has a lot of non-technical folks—product managers, operations people—who keep asking if they can build their own browser automations instead of always asking me to write scripts. They need to do things like log into systems, grab data from multiple pages, and compile it into a spreadsheet.

I’ve always told them it’s not realistic for them because it requires coding knowledge. But I’m curious if there’s actually a way they could build something functional using a no-code builder and puppeteer underneath. Like, is the visual drag-and-drop approach mature enough to handle real workflows, or does it always hit a wall where you need to dive into custom code?

Has anyone here actually let non-developers loose on this kind of tool and had it work out?