Horisk specialise in web development and database development. With bases in Edinburgh and Fife in Scotland, Horisk have customers throughout the UK from Aberdeen to London.
Horisk develop web applications and websites for organisations large and small, from simple ‘shop-windows’ to complex content and feature-rich applications. We have recently worked on key web applications for clients like the Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, the London School of Economics and Fife Council. These systems include accommodation booking systems, membership databases, course booking systems and ecommerce systems. We develop Content Management Systems from scratch or modify and configure existing open-source CMSs, such as Wordpress or FarCry to suit diverse customer requirements.
Horisk develop complex online order or booking processes for businesses wishing to trade online. We can advise on payment providers and develop interfaces to various payment systems.
If your needs are simpler, we can assist in setting up and configuring off-the-shelf or open-source e-commerce packages.
Horisk develop and maintain Filemaker Pro databases for customers in numerous sectors from architecture and education to marketing and publishing. Solutions range from simple contact management to bespoke publishing and workflow systems.
We are associate members of the Filemaker Business Alliance.
The e-enablement of business processes can have many benefits including improved customer service, reduced administration costs and better management reporting on the process. Horisk have developed workflow management systems for student applications, online recruitment, accommodation booking, order handling etc.
Horisk were finalists in the Atos Origin Award for e-Enablement at The National Business Awards for Scotland 2006.
Horisk have wide-ranging experience in the use of web technologies in various sectors and provide consultancy on many aspects of web and internet technologies, particularly for online startups or businesses looking to trade online.
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