Enterprises rely on us to sculpt bespoke Access database solutions, meticulously crafted to align with your precise operational needs. We specialize in developing personalized business software that seamlessly integrates into your workflow. From constructing tables and designing forms to crafting intricate queries and writing VBA code, our expertise spans the gamut. By engaging our services, you tap into a wealth of knowledge gained from delivering numerous large-scale, successful Access projects across a diverse range of industries and business sectors.
These tailored database solutions are engineered to your specifications, typically deployable within 3 to 6 weeks, with investment levels ranging from $1,000 to $10,000. These systems often yield exceptionally high returns on investment, representing just a fraction of the cost when compared to other software alternatives. Plus, they can be implemented without requiring user Access licenses, thanks to the deployment of Access Runtime.
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Whether you need to pull data from MS SQL, QuickBooks, Salesforce, Oracle, or SAP, we can streamline reporting or fully integrate Access with other systems. Using ODBC, APIs, or custom development, our team ensures Access interacts effortlessly with external platforms. As a data repository, MS Access is a surprisingly cost-effective solution, offering far greater scalability and capabilities than many anticipate.
Beyond our MS Access development and advanced VBA programming, our small but highly skilled team brings additional expertise in ASP.NET, C#, VB, JavaScript for front-end programming, as well as MS SQL, MySQL, Oracle, and other backend databases. We’ve handled numerous integration projects, whether it’s importing data from various sources into Access or creating full bi-directional data integration between Access and other standalone database systems or software solutions.
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Still holding onto an old Access 2003 or Access 97 database? We’ve helped numerous businesses modernize by upgrading to the latest version of Access. If your Excel application is becoming too cumbersome, we can assess whether migrating to Access is the right move, or if it makes sense to stick with Excel for now.
When Microsoft ended support for Windows XP, many companies faced a dilemma: hold on to outdated Access systems from the ’90s or early 2000s, or spend a hefty sum—often $50,000 or more—on an entirely new system. To their surprise and relief, we’ve frequently been able to upgrade their existing databases to a current Access version for a fraction of the expected cost. Sometimes, it’s as simple as running an automated conversion and adjusting a few minor features. Other times, it requires more in-depth work, but it’s usually far more affordable than starting from scratch.
As Excel experts with a unique skill set in transitioning Excel systems to Access, we can also extend the life of your current Excel setup, giving you more time before committing to a full rebuild. We specialize in working with small and medium-sized businesses that operate on lean budgets, and our philosophy is simple: if we can save you money with lower consulting fees now, the repeat business from satisfied clients will more than make up for it in the long run.
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The most frequent question we get these days is: how can we put an Access database online? There are several paths to consider, such as Access web databases, SharePoint, MS Azure, ASP.NET front ends with MS SQL back ends, and even remote desktop setups for hosted Access databases. Our team of seasoned consultants can guide you through these options to help determine the most suitable solution for your specific needs.
MS Access was originally created as a desktop application. Starting with Access 2010, Microsoft introduced more web-based capabilities, but the platform still shines best in desktop scenarios. In many cases, the ideal approach is to build a hybrid system, where the core desktop application is complemented by an online component that handles certain functionalities.
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