How to deploy access to the StoryKeeper™ BMS application and data in your company will vary and be dependant on the number of users, type of access required, hardware requirements, and the options chosen for storage of application and data.

Option A:
Install application and store data on local server, access locally, from the Web, or direct dial.

If Internet access is a problem in your area, or you simply wish to utilize your own server, a local intranet version is required.

Suggested Hardware Requirements


* Organizations requiring more than 50 users are encouraged to contact our enterprise sales team at sales@thecommonsensecorp.com


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Option B:
Access and Store Application and Data on the Web

Rather than buying server equipment and software, a monthly access fee for use of StoryKeeper and data storage allows you to minimize the long-term costs of maintaining hardware and software.



StoryKeeper™ Technology

StoryKeeper™ relies on open-source software to provide a high-performance cross-platform foundation for delivering a cost-effective business-wide solution. StoryKeeper's™ thin-client web-based architecture means that mobile and remote-access as well as multi-location capability is built-in. StoryKeeper utilizes the exceptional open-source database engine, MySQL, to provide ultra-fast data access and the open-source web scripting language PHP to provide the configurable, user-friendly StoryKeeper interface.

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