$90 per hour with one-hour minimum for consulting and support.

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MS Access application services are solutions designed to help businesses leverage Microsoft Access’s full potential. From custom database development to data migration, these services are tailored to meet your organization’s unique needs. Whether you’re looking to build a new application from scratch or enhance an existing one, MS Access application services offer the flexibility and power of your needs.
MS Access application services cover the whole app lifecycle: navigation shells, role-based menus, shared validation modules, and operational reports. We treat your ACCDB as a product, not a pile of objects.
Share your Access version, user count, and top three pain points. We reply with slot options and prep checklist before the first session.
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$90 per hour with one-hour minimum for consulting and support.
Yes. NDAs are standard before production database access.
Yes when requirements are documented and stable.
Yes. AccessDeveloper delivers full MS Access applications — tables, relationships, data entry forms, reports, navigation menus, and VBA automation — scoped to your workflow rather than generic templates. We start with a discovery call, document requirements, and provide a fixed-hour quote before development begins so you know the total investment upfront.
This is one of our most common requests. We inventory every form, report, macro, and VBA module, stabilize urgent bugs, document what we find, and propose a maintenance plan. AccessDeveloper application services include ongoing support blocks so you are not dependent on a single freelancer who may disappear when you need help most.
A well-built split-database Access application typically supports 5–15 concurrent users on a stable network. Beyond that, performance and corruption risk increase — SQL Server as a back end with Access as the front end is the usual next step. We design applications with that upgrade path in mind so you are not forced to rebuild from zero when your team grows.
We are a team of senior MS Access developers helping businesses integrate systems, build custom databases, upgrade legacy applications, and put Access online. These are the core services we deliver every day.
MS SQL, Quickbooks, Salesforce, Oracle, SAP. We can pull data from other systems for reporting or fully integrate Access into other systems through ODBC, API’s, or custom development.
Read MoreCompanies trust us to create custom Access database applications. We can help you design and build your custom business software that works exactly the way you want. Tables, forms, queries, VBA code.
Read More(Old Access versions, Excel, FoxPro, Other) Do you have an old Access 2003 or Access 97 database? We have helped many companies upgrade to current version of Access. Outgrown your Excel application?
Read MoreThe #1 question we get right now is how to put an Access database online. Access web database, Sharepoint, MS Azure, ASP.NET front end with MS SQL back end, remote desktop to hosted Access db’s, etc.
Read MoreCorrupted or damaged Access database? We diagnose and repair .accdb and .mdb files, recover data, and fix errors so you can get back to work. Compact & Repair, VBA fixes, and migration when needed.
Read MoreYou're here because you're thinking about whether our Access Developer can help you solve your problem. Take a look at some of these sample projects. This can give you a quick idea on how your project fits in with what we do on a daily basis.
This database is used to manage an Insulation Contracting business. The client enters customers and business partners into the CRM portion of the database
Find MoreA manufacturing company in Michigan needed help converting an Access database built in Access 2003. Sometimes these conversion projects are very simple
Find MoreA small contracting company in North Carolina sent over this pdf to our Request a Quote form.
Find MoreA trucking company in Missouri contracted with us to integrate their Access database with Quickbooks. The client was using Quickbooks and doing a lot of painful duplicate data entry
Find MoreA small plant grower company had a robust inventory management system built in Excel ten years ago that they had outgrown
Find MoreNew Form to Existing Db — Access Developer for Automotive supplier (Husco XML) in Access database
Find MoreA services company in the oil industry in Alberta, Canada was using an Access database that was working well for them
Find MoreA Chicago printing company outgrew its Excel system, prompting it to consult an Access Developer
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