“The SalesPage solution has transformed our ability to service and maintain our clients, with real business benefit visible every day. The ability to access a client's record from any Internet connected device is a huge advantage for us over our competitors.”
Abram Schermer
Managing Director
SalesPage Mobile
Let field representatives access your database from afar, using either a thin-client wireless device with no special software installed, or a thick-client device that's been specially configured to take full advantage of your database information. The choice is yours—either way, field representatives can always connect to home base.
Offering optimal performance and flexibility, SalesPage Mobile acts as a valuable supplement to your primary SalesPage solution.
SalesPage Mobile: Wireless
A wireless, thin-client link to your SalesPage application lets you read, write and change data in real time, anytime you can make a connection. Thin-client devices consume very few resources on the host computer; they mainly display information provided by the application server, which performs all data processing and storage. A wireless, thin-client device doesn't need special software installed in order to connect to the SalesPage application.
SalesPage Mobile: On-Device
After SalesPage Mobile software is installed, an on-device, or thick-client connection can be made to your application server from a handheld tool such as a BlackBerry™. Work from your device in connected or disconnected mode. In connected mode, you connect to the standard SalesPage database and operations take place in real time; processing is performed by the server. In disconnected mode, you connect to a local data store containing your most important records from the SalesPage database. While in disconnected mode, you can read from and write to the local data store, and then synchronize those changes to the standard database when you are later working in connected mode. With an on-device solution, the handheld device performs the bulk of the data processing operations without necessarily relying on the server.
