For a pesticide science consultancy, we enhanced its subscription database of pesticide products, which offers hazard ratings, detailed hazard data and subscriber reviews. We added membership management, advanced search and an admin interface.
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Andolasoft enhanced the subscription database of a pesticide science consultancy. The database gives each pesticide product a hazard tier rating with detailed human and environmental health hazard data behind it, and subscribers can read and write product reviews. Andolasoft added membership management, advanced search and an admin interface. The database itself was already in place.
An environmental consulting firm that does research, monitoring and expert consulting on pesticide chemistry and toxicology, including risk assessment and guidance on pesticide regulation and integrated pest management. The client is not named here.
The consultancy already offered a subscription database of pesticide products. We worked with it on enhancements that help members find products and help the consultancy manage the product and its members.
A web database of pesticide products. Each product has a hazard tier rating from 1 to 3, with detailed information behind it on human and environmental health hazards, water pollution potential, and environmental fate. Subscribers can also read and write product reviews.
The consultancy manages its subscribers and their access through the product.
Members can search the database in more detail to find the products they are looking for.
Staff at the consultancy manage the product through an admin interface.
CakePHP, MySQL, AWS and Bootstrap.
Databases like this tend to grow in a few directions: more views of the data, charts, and ways for members to keep track of the products they use. We scope each addition with the client, one step at a time.
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