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Awaken the visual senses. Your typical, fully-baked, static user interface is magically transformed to the new Web UI. Add features like Google Maps, Real-time data feeds and charts. |
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Broaden the horizons of your legacy applications by integrating Web 2.0 style data services. Perform instant address check, USPS standardization etc. |
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Extend your application by validating an email address. Once valid, send the email directly from the application. |
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Does your data include a mobile number? Send an SMS to the number right from where you are. Communication when you want it. |
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Ever wished that you could export your data to a spreadsheet application such as Excel? You can now do that through OpenLayer's support for Excel (among others). Moreover, you can enliven the user experience by creating charts and graphs in Excel to provide MIS type reports |
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Bored looking at the same old paging screen? Now OpenLayer presents your paging data in a sortable, personalizable grid. Add mashups to your paging data: show pictures of parts, pull company information via a web service, collapse/expand the grid and the edit area. All this with minimal programming effort and no loss of functionality. |
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You might want to massage an OpenLayer generated page. You can do that very simply without losing the original page. You can also present differently styled forms for each group or user. Can you imagine that? |
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How many times have you wondered how nice it would be to communicate with PRO-IV from a non-PRO-IV application? Enter OpenTalk! With OpenTalk, you can send data to PRO-IV screens (yes, screens!), execute them inside PRO-IV and fetch data back to your external application. No quality risk because your business logic still runs in PRO-IV. Remembers, this is means there is no extra cost. |
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Globalization is a breeze with OpenLayer. Your English-only labels in your forms can be rendered in any language. And no, you do not need to change a single line of code! |
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Just compare this with your typical, fulkly-baked, static user interface |
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