About
knackmasters is a full-service Knack database development company. We specialize in building and maintaining applications using the Knack online application and database builder.
Our team of experts has extensive experience in all aspects of designing and building business-focused applications, and in particular in Knack database consulting with related tools such as Zapier to create sophisticated, easy-to-use solutions.
knackmasters is led by Eric Alderman, a veteran technologist who has co-founded and operated 5 technology companies. Eric has a broad range of hands-on operational experience and skills, including needs analysis, project management, system specification, accounting system design and operation, and CRM/ERP implementations.
Knack Database Development
Needs Analysis
Complex projects begin with a detailed needs analysis which ensures everyone is on the same page. We’ll review and document your requirements, and agree on specifications and a timeline for the project.
Software Development
We can handle any type of Knack project, from adding new features to building complete, complex applications. We are experts at all aspects of Knack development, including advanced Builder features as well as the use of Javascript, CSS, and the Knack API.
Integration
No App is an Island – and Knack is no exception. Leveraging the power of Zapier as well as Knack’s extensive API, we can seamlessly integrate your Knack application with your other business applications, such as Google docs, QuickBooks, Box.net, and more.
Client Projects
Project Management & Workflow Application
For a drone services company, we used Knack & Zapier to create a comprehensive project management platform that automates the workflow of orders throughout all company departments. This solution involves multiple related tables, many different role-based views, and automated tasks, among other advanced features.
Local Resources Database
This handy app was built using Knack to track and manage information for a specific type of local resource. Data was scraped from a public website, massaged into appropriate format in Excel, and imported into Knack. The app uses Knack’s built-in mapping tools to represent the data geographically.