Why Access Experts?

We’re not just programmers, we’re business consultants and database problem solvers creating custom software for successful companies throughout the US and the world. We have a remote development team that can help your business “Discover the power of your data!”™

Microsoft Access Support

Ongoing Database Support & Upgrades
Enhance your Database with New Features
Upsize your Database to the Web

Report Generator

Use one lifetime license for all your company needs
Print or export reports to PDF or Excel
Send reports via Outlook email

Upgrade to SQL Server

Preserve your Access Database
Experience High Speed Performance
Feel at Ease with Enhanced Security and Reliability

At AccessExperts.com you will find, at any given working day, at least one Access developer that can help you “Discover the power of your data!”™ through reporting, custom software, and data collection. Your business is unique, your software should be too!

Find Out More

TESTIMONIALS

Melissa

XeBee Records

IT Impact's three part design: Web App, Web Data Hosting and Access application, has allowed us to grow 100% for the last two years and automated a lot of our processes. Thank you IT Impact!

Scott

Dynametal Technologies

Thank you IT Impact for your assistance, knowledge and professionalism in working with us in converting the Access Database to SQL! Our system infrastructure is very complex and their expert Access developer, have helped us convert and simplify our database systems.

Trish

Claim Services, Inc

IT Impact upgraded our Access system to SQL Server and added Document Center plus workflow to get us to a paperless process. The IT Impact Access developer is very easy to work with and efficiently helps with any challenge! Well done IT Impact!

SOME OF OUR CLIENTS

LATEST ARTICLES FROM OUR MICROSOFT ACCESS BLOG

ALERT Windows update breaks pure Access applications – fix available

We've gotten reports of an Office update adversely impacting existing applications that uses Access database to store data and is shared on a network location. Because of the update, people no longer can connect to same Access database file. With the [...]

How does Access talk to ODBC data sources? Part 6

Effect of joins in a recordset In our sixth and final article of the ODBC tracing series, we are going to take a look at how Access will handle joins in Access queries. In the previous article, you saw how filters are handled by Access. Depending on [...]

How does Access talk to ODBC data sources? Part 5

Filtering the recordset In part 5 of our series, we will learn how Microsoft Access handles implemented filters and integrates them into ODBC queries. In the prior article, we saw how Access will formulate the SELECT statements in the ODBC SQL comman [...]