Microsoft Access Specialists

Take your Access database out of the office and onto the web.

We rebuild your Access database as a custom web app — same tables, same business logic, same reports, but running in a browser instead of a desktop install.

  • Works in any browser, no Access install needed
  • Log in from a phone, tablet, or any computer
  • One live copy of the data instead of a file on each machine
  • No more distributing the Access runtime to users
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Sound familiar?

Where a desktop database starts to hold you back

You need to check or update records from outside the office, and VPN access is slow or unreliable.

You want to give a client, vendor, or field team limited access without buying them an Access license.

Installing the Access runtime on every new machine is its own recurring headache.

The forms and reports still work fine — they just look and feel like they're from another decade.

What changes

Desktop Access today, web app after the rebuild

Access (desktop)
Custom Web App
Where it runs
Installed on each machine
Any browser, any device
Remote access
VPN or remote desktop
Just open a link
New users
Install Access or the runtime
Send them the URL
External access (clients, vendors)
Not practical
A scoped, limited login
Underlying data and logic
Access tables, forms, VBA
Same schema and logic, rebuilt
How it works

How we rebuild it as a web app

Your database keeps running the whole time — nothing switches over until the web version is tested against your real data.

01

Audit the existing database

We map every table, relationship, form, report, and VBA routine that actually gets used day to day.

02

Design the web architecture

Your schema and business rules are translated into a proper web application structure, not a rough approximation.

03

Rebuild forms and reports

Each screen your team relies on gets rebuilt for the browser, matching the workflow rather than just the look.

04

Migrate and validate the data

Every record moves over with integrity checks, so what you see in the web app matches Access exactly.

05

Test with your team, then go live

You and your team try it against real work before the desktop version is retired.

2 offices on one live platform

Real result, not a sales line

A real estate and mortgage lending client was running two separate Access databases — one for agent transactions, one for the loan lending side — each tied to a single desktop. We rebuilt both as one web application, so both offices now work from the same live data no matter where they're logging in from, with reporting neither original database could produce on its own.

From a real build

What actually changed

Access (desktop)
Custom Web App
Testimonials

What clients say

★★★★★

"Truly impressed with their custom Access database build for our business. Exceptional professionalism and swift responses made collaboration smooth."

G

Genie

★★★★★

"XS-Data asked good questions to ensure a clear understanding, then produced a solid original database and refined it to our exact requirements. Will use again."

MM

Mark McConel

★★★★★

"Delivered top-notch work that truly exceeded expectations, with commendable attention to detail. Professionalism unmatched."

JA

James Andersen

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do we lose Access entirely once this is done?

That's your call — most clients keep the Access file as a backup or for admin-only tasks while day-to-day use moves to the web app. Nothing forces you to delete it.

Will the web app work the same way our Access database does?

The goal is to keep your business logic and data structure intact — we rebuild the forms, reports, and rules you already rely on rather than starting from scratch.

How much does a rebuild like this cost?

It depends on how many forms and reports there are, and how much VBA logic sits behind them. Send over a copy of the database, or even a few screenshots, and I'll give you a real quote.

Can different users see different things in the web app?

Yes. Role-based access is one of the main advantages of moving to the web: staff, clients, and vendors can each get exactly the access they need and nothing more.

Who hosts the web app once it's built?

We'll set it up on a hosting platform that fits your budget and technical comfort level, and walk you through what maintaining it looks like going forward.

Show me your database, I'll tell you what the web version looks like

Free, no-obligation look at what rebuilding your Access database as a web app would actually involve.