Typical Application Features
 
  Features listed below are standard operations that a typical business will focus on. Each item listed below relates to the others items either directly or indirectly and are important to an organization in terms of the overall structure and how each item gets tracked and reported on.
Tracking Relationships
  The example to the left best describes the common business practices in a Retail database system. 

While the categories here are just a subset of a larger system, they are the primary elements that the user will transact and report on.

Everything is dynamic and instant in a well designed system. As the user updates a Product profile, customers on the internet viewing this organization's products will instantly see the changes.

As the customer on the internet places an order, the user in the organization will immediately have access to the order as well as the shipping department will see the order in detail and will be able to ship it on demand.
Typical Core features in a Retail Environment
Intuitive User Friendly Interface Design
   
  AgoWare has years of experience producing user friendly application screen designs.  Common tasks are presented and performed in a style the average user will appreciate with just a basic understanding of how the Microsoft operating systems work.  Users in the modern world of computing demand and benefit from applications where each module is rich in layout and consistent and that do not require a steep learning curve.
             

Application settings (look and feel) can be changed by the user to fit each user's preferences. 

Roles and security can be administered by a privileged subset of the enterprise's users.  Each user is assigned to a role that permits them to see or act on only features the administrator designates.

All of the aspects or categories above can be added to Custom Reports that report on both database content and projected content as well as the health of the system as a whole.