Solutions.
Built the WebEdify way.

Provider performance, RVU tracking, patient volume, comparative analytics. Complex data joins, role-based views, real-time updates — all driven by markdown commands and INode models. No React. No rebuilds when requirements change.

Running today: MedHelp uses this pattern in production for provider dashboards, appointment and diagnosis reporting, and a filter console that drives an entire widget grid.

Key WebEdify wins: Models with segment isolation, <@table> + relay for rich grids, zero-dependency charts, and an AI layer that renders a user's data without ever receiving it.

30+ years of mission-critical systems experience turned into reusable patterns. Audit trails, complex workflows, and integration with the .NET services you already run — without ever leaving the declarative model until you truly need to.

Running today: PAG runs benefits administration on WebEdify, including invoicing and data migration workflows against existing systems.

Moving onto the platform: ACGI, a retirement TPA whose common remitter platform MACRIM built — consolidating contributions from many employers out to many providers, which is the kind of reconciliation-heavy workload that punishes a rigid data model.

Key WebEdify wins: Full .NET extensibility (IProcessor / ITag when required), Cosmos + SQL first-class, Git-native everything.

The classic “I need this tomorrow” tool that turns into a critical system. Forms, approvals, reporting, file uploads — delivered in hours, maintained for years because the code is readable markdown + HTML, not a black-box low-code platform.

Key WebEdify wins: Velocity + ownership. Drop to C# only when the declarative model genuinely can’t express it.

Marketing sites, resource hubs, documentation portals that also need real data (leads, downloads, personalized views). The content management system is already in the platform — articles, a media library, taxonomy, draft and publish — so this is configuration and design rather than a build. The 8 Design Strategies live here too, alongside authenticated sections, dynamic lists, and forms in the same stack.

Key WebEdify wins: The same engine that powers your internal tools also powers your public site, and the CMS sits in the same application as your data. One team, one architecture, zero context switching.

Donations and pledges with receipting, membership dues and invoicing, and a member portal where people manage their own stored payment methods. Organizations in this space usually run a CRM, a donation processor, a CMS, and a spreadsheet, and pay for a reporting layer on top of all four. Here the donation, the receipt, the member record, the public site, and the board's dashboard are one system.

Planned for the fall: the Aunt Betty Fund, a long-standing MACRIM managed customer, moving onto the platform — already on Authorize.Net, so the merchant relationship carries over unchanged.

Key WebEdify wins: Fundraising, membership, content, and reporting in one environment. Scheduled recurring giving is on the roadmap and does not ship today — worth knowing before you ask.

Your church management system runs the operation — attendance, groups, check-in — and runs it well. It was never built to represent you. The public face ends up on a template, the teaching library sits with a second vendor, giving is an embedded widget from a third, and the part your community actually sees is the part nobody owns.

We are not replacing your ChMS and are not trying to. We build what those tools were never designed for: a site that looks like your church rather than a category, teaching and media in a real content system, and giving recorded alongside everything else instead of in someone else's dashboard.

Who you would be working with: leadership on both the platform and the operations side came out of pastoral ministry, with a real appetite for the entrepreneurial end of it — plants, new ventures, the work that does not fit a template. This is a market we chose on purpose, not vocabulary we learned for the sales call.

Key WebEdify wins: Your presence, your content, and your giving in one environment you own. Campaign pledges and receipting ship today; scheduled recurring giving is on the roadmap and does not.