What is a Web Application?
A web application is a website that does something. It can be a Store Front, Inventory Tracking, Driver Routing, Membership and Dues Accounting, or anything other task you do in your business. If you are doing a task using Microsoft Access or Microsoft Excel to keep track of items, people or payments then a web application is right for you.
 
Benefits of a Web Application
Web Applications are hosted on the internet so they can be access by anyone you want to allow to use it anywhere they are, the office, at a customer's site, on the road, from home.
As a business owner you can access your company's information and run reports from anywhere at any time.
No longer do you need to install a copy of business software on everyone's computer.
No longer will you need to worry that everyone has the same version of Microsoft Office on every computer, a web application runs through any web browser on any computer, Apple computers or Windows PCs
No longer will you need to worry about backing-up your database. Backing-up your data is one of the services provided by a web application host.
 
Below is a description of several web applications the Data Chauffeur has created and screen shots of what they look like.
 
Job Scheduling
The Job Scheduling web application assigns jobs to drivers on the road. A job is added by a call center or by a customer from a website. The new jobs show up in the New Job column and the dispatcher assigns the job by dragging and dropping the job into the drivers schedule. The mileage between the jobs is automatically calculated and displayed in the job box. A dispatcher can rearrange jobs to optimize the distance to be travelled. When the job has been completed it can be moved into the Done Jobs column or dropped into the Close Job box. Whether the job is marked as Done or Closed the user is requested to enter an invoice number and a dollar amount.
 
New Job Entry Screen Job Scheduler Screen Job History Screen
 
 
Facility Management System
A Facility Management System keeps track of all the items that regularly need maintenance and allows for people to enter in unscheduled maintenance. It is used in manufacturing to track maintenance on large machines, in hospitals to schedule medical equipment inspections, in municipalities to schedule city services, and in many more industries.
 
Overview Screen Work Order Entry Purchasing & Inventory Control
 
 
Service Recovery System
A Service Recovery System helps manage personal. It keeps tracks and categorizes customers compliments and complaints. This allows managers to understand what types of services are more likely to be perceived as poor or unsatisfactory to your customers. The Service Recovery System sorts and categorizes the complaints by departments, teams, managers, and customer threats then creates reports by these categories. In urgent matters it will email detailed information to the appropriate manager or director.
 
Service Recovery Entry Screen Manger Review Screen Reports