Custom Business Software

We specialize in custom cloud software applications that help businesses manage backend production management and reporting functions. This could include converting old static business processes — using Excel spreadsheets or Access databases for data collection, for example — to dynamic and web-accessible software and data management. 

Thin Air Web & Software designs and builds custom software to meet your unique product and business process needs. From planning to implementation, our team will work with you to find the fit to help you take your business software to next-level success.

We are experts in handling Coldfusion coded sites and applications. Our team has over 20 years experience with Adobe’s Coldfusion and Microsoft’s SQL database systems. We currently manage six servers and hundreds of sites, supporting hundreds of employees across the United States and overseas. Call us today for a free consultation.

Because these software applications are specific to a business or industry, they’re priced based on the scope of the project. We have many happy clients you’re invited to interview if you’re considering specialized software.

Recent Projects

FHE USA

With business locations in Texas, Colorado, Ohio, and the Middle East, FHE recognized their customer’s need for convenient access to their equipment’s records and certifications. Thin Air built a real-time data connection to FHE's SAP BusinessOne corporate management system, to eliminate staff time required for data entry. Various forms and functions were created that reduced ...

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Triad EAP

TriadEAP is a boutique Employee Assistance Program based in Colorado, serving hundreds of companies and tens of thousands of employees, providing comprehensive and flexible EAP services throughout the Rocky Mountains and High Plains. Triad EAP partners with employers to help employees and their families weather life’s storms and promote a healthy workforce. Triad supports the ...

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What’s The Problem?
14-year-old Access Database

Dallas-based multi-million dollar freight logistics company, American Diamond Logistics, was using an outdated custom-coded Access database for business management. The system was only available from within the office, crashed frequently, and the company had very little tech support to keep it running. With a staff of more than 20, the database was just too old to ...

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