• How are you going to constantly get new material our on your Web site?
• Will you have to send new materials to a vendor each time?
• What are the chances that they will implement the changes in a timely manner?
• How much is it going to cost each time you want to update the site?

It's called the Remote Administrative System, and essentially it is a secure part of a Web site that allows the customer to add, update, and delete much of the information being displayed on the site.

In order to truly appreciate the power and possibilities of the Administrative System, it's important you understand the concept of "on-the-fly" Web pages. In brief, many of the Web sites designed and built by QualData utilize databases of information to house the content that ends up being displayed as Web pages. When a site visitor requests a particular Web page, the Web server (the computer that houses the Web site) searches the customer's database (which resides on QualData's computers) and returns the current information to be displayed on the site. In this fashion, changing any information in the database automatically and instantly changes the Web pages be accessed on the site.

Here's an example of how the Administrative System works:

Let's add a new Frequently Asked Question to our FAQ page.
1. Logon on to the Admin System via you Web browser and standard connection
2. Choose FAQs as the area you want to update
3. Choose ADD as the choice for the FAQ area
4. Add the FAQ
5. The FAQ gets added to the database
6. Instantly the new FAQ shows up on the FAQ page of the Web site