Find an Access Developer to Help with Your Project

Welcome to the Access Developer Network. If you are looking for someone to help you with your Microsoft Access database issues, troubleshoot problems, or even build a database for you, then you have come to the right place. For complete information on the Access Developer Network, please click here for details and instructions for posting.

Want to see Testimonials from other clients that have found Access help here in the Developer Network? Click here.

Developer Students: if you're interested in picking up some consulting work, subscribe to this forum and receive an email update whenever new posts are added. You will also be notified by email if any conversations you are involved in receive new comments.

Please note, that I do allow any of my students to respond to requests posted here. It's an open forum. As a disclaimer, I take no responsibility for any work provided by any person you may meet through this Forum. This is simply a meeting place I have arranged to put people who need help together with people who want to provide help. I, Richard Rost, assume no liability for any services provided. Use at your own risk. Same goes for both users and providers. You are both responsible for your own interactions, work to be done, and any payments promised.

If you do not wish to post here in a public forum, and you'd like to get in touch with a developer privately, you may contact any of the consultants listed below by email for assistance.

Access Veterans

If you see the Access Veteran badge next to someone's name (shown at right), then this is usually someone who is a long-time student of mine who has completed most, if not all, of my Developer lessons, and you can rest assured that they really know what they're doing when it comes to Microsoft Access. These people have also shown their willingness to help others in my Forums on a volunteer basis. I have regularly referred clients to them, and have had much positive feedback on their work.

• Adam Schwanz - Fantastic developer. I've forwarded many of my clients to him for work. Highly recommended.
• John Davy - Available to assist beginner to intermediate (Expert level) users with Access help.
• Sami Shamma - Another student of mine who is can help with Access projects and offers one-on-one tutoring.
• Thomas Gonder - Forty+ years of experience as a business application developer. Designer of ADS for Access.

Diamond Sponsors

I am very pleased to present the following paid Diamond Sponsors. If you are interested in becoming a Diamond Sponsor, click here.

• AccessExperts.com - Access with SQL Server Experts in Manufacturing. At AccessExperts.com you will find developers with experience in manufacturing and expertise in helping plants in the US and Canada. Trust your mission-critical database to people who understand production issues and experts in Access. From Richard: Juan is a 13-time Microsoft MVP and has an impeccable reputation in the Access community. I've also enjoyed several of his very imformative video presentations over the years.
   
• Shamma Consultancy - Offers personalized one-on-one Access tutoring and training services. Also provides Microsoft Access application development and support. From Richard: Sami has been one of my Developer students for years. His help as a Forum Moderator has been invaluable; he's always one of the first to offer assistance. He has helped edit my course handbooks. I've also had the pleasure of meeting him personally and he's a great guy to get to know. You're in good hands with Sami as your tutor / developer.

Access 911

If you need urgent, expert troubleshooting for critical, time-sensitive Microsoft Access issues, check out Access 911, a service offered by Access MVP, Mike Wolfe.

Other Access Consultants

I'm pleased to provide a list of assitional consultants specializing in Microsoft Access to assist you with your projects. While I recommend these professionals based on their known expertise and experience in the field, please note that I may not have personal experience with each of them. Therefore, I encourage you to conduct your own research to ensure their services align with your specific needs. This list is offered as a resource to connect you with potential assistance, but does not serve as an endorsement of their work.

• John Campbell - A developer with Service First Consulting located in the Twin Cities of Minnesota.
• Sasha Froyland - Director of Business Development with Help4Access, focusing on large (50+) user systems
• Bob Estabrook - Business Development Manager for Winning Solutions Inc. with offices in Iowa and Florida.
• Dale Townsend - Long-time Access specialist based in Vancouver BC, Canada. LinkedIn profile.

This Forum is for Paid Help

To be clear, this is the Forum to post in if you're looking to hire a consultant to assist you with your project for a fee. Please post general Access Forum or the Access Developer Forum if you're just looking for free help.

Non-Students

If you're not a student of mine and you wish to post your job specifications or request for a developer here, you may post it in the Visitor Forum and one of the moderators or admins will move it for you.

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