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briserv.com's Data-Driven applications are commonly designed with the use of database integration using Cold Fusion, a markup language (CFML). Using a database allows for dynamic pages to display a lot of information as shorthand for the designer saving the client a fortune. Although data-driven application are not cheap, they are far more economical than designing static pages one at a time to display the information.

> user profiler (login system)
This is a data-driven application designed for repeat visitors to a web site that requires information to access the site. This is a login type system where the user enters some information one time. When the user leaves the site and returns at a later date, a username and a password established at the first visit is entered and the user may relogin and the information previously entered is recalled from a database.

> dealer locator
This data-driven application is designed for corporations with many locations. The user enters a zip code and the application returns locations with the same or nearly the same zip code.

> product display system
This is a classic example of a data-driven application that is too large to design static pages. A large product database is established and the information from the database is pulled based on category, prices, etc. This system is usually used in conjunction with a shopping cart.

> shopping cart
The shopping is exactly what it says, it's a shopping cart. In conjunction with the product display system, users chose a product or products, and click on a link to add the item to the shopping cart, the item is entered into a database and the shopping cart is remembered through the visit to the site. When the user chooses to "check out" the items in the shopping cart are totaled and the user is asked for payment and shipping information.

> forum/chat system
A forum/chat system is a bulletin board type system where users may open a thread, post a message to the public and another user can come into the thread and read the message and possibly post a response to the message. The forum is great for questions and answers, for an organization with many individuals to post news and events, or for a personal chat board to pass along information.

> data search
Once a database is established, it is fully searchable. It can be searched by a field, several fields, or all fields at once, or by using Verity, a Cold Fusion function, text can be searched within web pages.