AWS Deployment and Application Support
Getting business applications properly deployed on AWS, and keeping them running afterward, without maintaining more infrastructure than the application actually needs.
Fewer manual workarounds. More systems that actually work together.
SparksTech builds custom web applications, SAP Business One customizations, API integrations, SQL reporting, and cloud deployments for small and mid-sized businesses — without forcing you to rip out the systems you already rely on.
What we do
Practical, focused engagements — not a generic technology stack pitched at every client.
SQL Server Reporting and Crystal Reports
Turning scattered SQL Server data and manual spreadsheet reporting into consistent, maintainable reports your team can trust.
API Development and Systems Integration
Connecting the systems you already run — SAP Business One, e-commerce platforms, legacy databases, and third-party services — so data stops getting re-typed by hand.
Custom ASP.NET Business Applications
Purpose-built internal tools and customer-facing applications for the workflows that don't fit inside a spreadsheet or an off-the-shelf product.
How we work
A consistent process, whether the engagement is a two-week integration or a multi-month build.
Discover
We learn how your business actually operates today — the systems in place, the manual workarounds around them, and where things break down.
Design
We map out a solution that fits your existing environment, including SAP Business One and legacy systems, rather than requiring a wholesale replacement.
Build
We build and test in stages, so you see working software early and can redirect us before scope hardens into architecture.
Support
After launch, we stay available for fixes, adjustments, and the edge cases nobody anticipated during design.
Technical capabilities
The specific technologies our work is built on.
SAP Business One
DI API, Service Layer, UDFs/UDTs, and custom add-ons.
ASP.NET Core / .NET
C#, Razor Pages, and MVC for internal tools and customer-facing applications.
SQL Server
T-SQL, stored procedures, views, and query performance tuning.
Reporting
Crystal Reports and SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS).
APIs
REST and SOAP integration between internal systems and third-party platforms.
AWS
EC2, RDS, S3, and deployment pipelines sized to the application in front of us.
Example case studies
The examples below are illustrative scenarios written to show our typical approach — they are clearly marked and are not descriptions of actual client engagements.
Example: Consolidating Manual Spreadsheet Reporting into SQL Reporting
Fictional example: a manufacturer replaced a monthly spreadsheet-assembly ritual with a central SQL Server reporting layer built directly on their SAP and legacy databases.
Example: A Customer Web Portal Alongside SAP Business One
Fictional example: a distributor built a self-service customer portal integrated with SAP Business One, so routine order and inventory questions stopped requiring a phone call.
How we work with you
What to expect from an engagement, in plain terms.
- You work directly with the person building your system — not a relay through account management.
- Every engagement starts with a scoped discovery phase, so you know what you're getting before committing to a build.
- We work inside the systems you already have — SAP Business One, legacy applications, existing SQL databases — rather than defaulting to a rebuild.
- We document what we build, so your team isn't dependent on us remembering how something works months later.
Latest insights
Notes on SAP Business One, integration, and modernization from our team.
A Practical Checklist for Modernizing a Legacy ASP.NET Application
Before rewriting a legacy ASP.NET application from scratch, work through this checklist — modernizing in place is often faster and lower-risk than a full rebuild.
Choosing Between Direct Database Access and API Integration
Querying a database directly is faster to build. Going through an API is usually safer to depend on. Here's a practical way to decide which one your integration actually needs.
When SAP Business One Needs a Custom Web Portal
SAP Business One is built for internal users. Here's how to tell when your customers, vendors, or field staff need a lightweight web layer instead of a seat in SAP itself.
Have a project in mind?
Tell us about the system you're trying to fix, connect, or replace. We'll tell you plainly whether it's a good fit before anything else.