Simple Solutions Database Development

At BabelFix we create intuitive solutions that reflect the core systems already in place at our clients' businesses, building on strengths and work together with our clients applying simple clear logic paths to ensure maximum efficiency and minimal effort.

Because of this even novice computer users often require little or no training to operate our solutions.

One single task may be repeated innumerable times by many workers. By making that task easier, faster, or even fully automating it, overall productivity can increase dramatically...

Though the best software and solutions invariably seem very simple and straightforward, it is usually true that this comes only as a result of detailed and complex work behind the scenes. That's what we do.

And our advanced cross platform systems can be equally deceptive - bringing myriad functions together seamlessly and often deploying many otherwise disparate elements so transparently that the user may imagine that no other software is involved.

Sure, techically, what we usually do is build up from a database engine - but what we can create can be far closer to a bespoke multi-function integrated application than a mere data bucket for techies. We're talking about fully scripted custom tools that can execute the kind of complex user commands that might otherwise take several minutes of query building at the single click of a mouse .

It is possible for us to build solutions that can can handle every single aspect of a business, from personnel, and corporate administration, to client and project management, right through to billing and accounting. we can just build to order for specific workgroup tasking.

When necessary we can often integrate our software with other house software - so that packages like Microsoft Office, Sage, or E-Mail clients can 'talk' with our solutions, transferring data both ways and allowing the user to change effortlessly from one application to another.

A great many other applications can also be integrated - depending only on platform and the application's support for OS level scripting.

Whatever you'd like to achieve, the answer is probably yes.