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The check collection CIO (mentioned earlier) and his efforts moved on to become the largest project that we ever worked on.  This two and a half year, $250,000 web project was a dream come true to everyone involved.

From logo creation, corporate identity, confidential web presentations to gateway software that operates on Windows, Linux, PalmPilots, CellPhones and more, This project was massive and detailed.

A flash intro screen was used to introduce users to the site.   The flash was not as impressive as the automated delivery system built below it, on specific holidays and special events this flash intro would automatically change at midnight to represent the day to come. This technique is now used at www.google.com on their main page.

From the support pages to the download site, back end adminstration systems were built into every portion of this site.

Detailed reports could be pulled to show how many users visited today, how much money was transmitted today, what amount of money has been generated by a particular client. The reporting system was amazing.

There were nearly 500 individual dynamically modified pages on the main site alone. Customers could use the customer only section of this site which contained another 300 individual pages with complex reporting and downloadable csv and excel files.

We created socket connection gateways, xml gateways, integrated shopping cart gateways, and we worked with large and small clients alike to integrate this site into their solutions.

 

 

A view of the main support page. From here customers could not only get support for their particular gateway solutions, they could read up on federal law in regards to the national automated clearing house assocations online check processing regulations.


 

 

 

 

 

This view is of one of many confidential, cd web presentations created to detail the infrastructure of the network systems supporting the software.

 

 

 

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