"Smart Websites" - CRM+CMS

Websites build on "smart websites" idea using a mix of CMS and CRM technologies to create highly automated web-based solutions:

http://www.babywebnz.org - an information directory website where people pay to have their website or banner listed to increase the number of links to their websites and thus affect their standings in the search engines' "organic search" results. The processes of booking a listing, invoicing, annual renewals are implemented via CRM as well as merchandise page and newsletters.

http://www.birthresources.org - a site of antenatal classes provider and resources for Childbirth Educators. The purely informational content on the website is stored in CMS. The processes of booking a class, invoicing, newsletters are implemented via CRM as well as members-only pages and merchandise page.

http://www.irlens.com.au - a site of association of clinics in Australasia treating Irlen Syndrome. The purely informational content on the website is stored in CMS. News, testimonials, researh references, office mapping on the Google Maps, contact form with automatic assignment to the closest office is done via CRM. Association members can login to CRM to manage their contact information and record data obtained from the patients in the clinic workflow.

http://www.wgtnparents.org.nz - a site of Wellington South Parents Centre, another antenatal classes provider. The purely informational content on the website is stored in CMS. The processes of booking a class, invoicing, newsletters, direct email offers, membership management and membership renewals are implemented via CRM. Web site was not designed by us, we provided server side automation and content migration to Confluence CMS.

http://www.holytransfigurationmonastery.org.au - as site of a monastery in Bombala, Australia. The main goal of the website is to shield monks from excessive contacts from the outside world. The website has exclusive on request membership and is used to distribute sound recordings of sermons directly to interested audience.

http://www.korokoro.org.nz - in the early stages of development - an ultimate information delivery and sharing channel for the Korokoro community (Lower Hutt, New Zealand)

PHP and Flash - via Gurnet Group LLC

Further as a result of our merger with Gurnet Group in September 2010, we can refer to the following works as showcases of the skills and experiences the team now has.