Direct web development

clearString has been developed as a solution for small to medium sized businesses and organizations to bring applications online at a very low cost; to maintain them into the future and to be able to adapt the solutions as circumstances change without requiring specialist skills.

The challenge for many businesses and organizations is how to move from a stand alone desk top application world to a fully online presence. Readily available ‘off the shelf’ solutions are seldom a good fit for an organization. One size fits all, in reality usually means one size fits no-one. Open or crowd-sourced solutions can seem to be a solution but again suffer from the problem that you almost always find yourself at the edge of the developed envelope. While it is true to say open-source solutions can be developed by anyone, in reality extending the reach of closely integrated systems can be so difficult as to seem impossible.

Custom coded solutions written in PHP or Java can be the solution, but the expense of custom coding a solution and the cost of maintaining it for the long run immediately place custom coding beyond the reach of many organizations and businesses. clearString enables anyone who has a clear view of how a business process works, to be able to transfer that process as a web-based application.

clearString can access an existing database or do live lookups on data-sources, but its great strength lies in its ability to create powerful applications using its own internal database. This gives clearString great flexibility as internal control allows straightforward restructuring as the working environment changes. It also allows processes to bypass the desktop application phase all together. Organizations can easily and quickly create comprehensive and flexible process management systems that are fully integrated - for example, e-commerce solutions with stock control and integrated order processing, or user membership/customer/supplier systems. Inherent CMS, integrated email and secure messaging are already to go. www.clearString.com