Real estate and mortgage tools.

With over a decade of experience planning, developing and maintaining real estate related applications we have plenty to offer in this area.

E-commerce merchant integration.

Integrating your merchant account with your website is a big step forward in saving you more time and making you more money. Getting credit cards or Paypal to work with your website can be a daunting tasks but once it's in place it's well worth it.

Content management systems.

Have you ever been put in a position where every time you needed a change made to the content of your website you had to call a web developer. There are two problems with this. First, it can get very expensive. Second, you want to keep content in the hands of those who creatd it and understand it. You web developer may know a lot about computers and the Internet but may have very little understanding of your core business. A content management system makes it possible for someone with less technical experience or or less time to get in and make the necessary changes quickly.

Maintenance automation.

This can include a large array of differing tasks. Data backup is a common maintenance task that can often be automated. Content updates, user notifications, billing, report generation and many other tasks can also be automated. Once again, this can save you money and time.

B2B integration.

There are many reasons businesses want to exchange information with other businesses. As an example, one company had a product catalog that was updated daily and contained hundreds of items. This company wanted to display their catalog items on CNet and Yahoo but were concerned about the significant amount of overhead it would take to login to their respective accounts each day and update the affected products by hand. Instead, we implemented an automated data exchange using XML that allowed their product lists to be udated automatically multiple times a day. They were very happy about this solution.

XML/XSL solutions.

XML holds numerous opportunities for exchanging data and automating business processes. But it gets even better when you bring in XSL. XSL allows you to transform the way the XML data is presented. This transformation takes place automatically using an XSLT document and a program called a parser. Using these technologies you could convert an XML document containing order information into a nicely formatted notification email that gets sent out to the customer. Again, all of this can be automated. Can you see the savings adding up?