Examples include:

• Customer Management
• Order and Sales Management
• Client Management and Invoicing
• Membership Management
• Securities Management

Many businesses have data in legacy products where the vendor is either no longer in business or has abandoned the product. You face multiple business risks in this situations that can include:

• Your customers or competitors change and you can't adapt.
• The server crashes and you can't re-install the legacy software
• You can't afford the downtime if the software fails
• The software is completely undocumented
• No way to export your data and/or an export into a format current software doesn't recognize

Some of the legacy packages we've helped customers with include:

• QuoteDesk
• Microsoft File
• Industry-specific packages
• Custom solutions
• DOS Databases

Whether you want to be prepared for a change in case of emergency, want to go ahead and convert to a modern solution or you're facing an emergency now, we have the expertiese to address the situation.

We've been helping companies by taking on support of database solutions or database-backed solutions for many years. Usually, even if we don't have experience with your specific legacy solution, we'll be happy to do the research to help you both maintain your data as well as improve the functionality of your solution.

• QuoteDesk
• FileMaker Pro
• MySql and PostgreSQL

PostgreSQL and MySQL are the leading database platforms in the Open Source world. The majority of information stored in databases that is viewed via the web is stored in these two products. We've developed a wide range of solutions using these tools from simple tools to track items like books to complete web-based solutions, such as auction and relationship sites.

The Data Wranglers has been developing small business and Enterprise workgroup solutions since 1994. We've developed everything from simple asset tracking solutions to systems that manage $1B in sales at a time.

FileMaker Pro is a great cross-platform database tool that brings database power that was once reserved for high-end corporate installations down to the desktop. It's far easier to navigate and use than other database programs. (C/Net). ComputerWeekly describes it as the enterprise workgroups and small to midsized businesses with an alternative to Microsoft SQL Server and the Oracle database Ray Boggs at IDC says that 'for the SMB customer, it would be more affordable and easier to implement.' (more quotes and links to reviews).