Trialto Wine Group

Our Works

The trialto.com website is particularly complex. It was built as a single point of presence for their four distinct audiences:

Customers (restaurants, wine stores, liquor boards)
Suppliers (wineries, agents, brokers)
Employees
Consumers

In addition to this, the site also had to provide different catalogue results depending on which province the user was in.

Kohana, JQuery, PHP, HTML 5, MySQL, JavaScript, CSS, browser province detection, QR code generation, custom embedded google maps, geolocation, PDF generation, auto linking to external sites, custom embedded fonts on website View Website

Other Works

FIRE

Claero Systems built the initial version of FIRE (Field Invoice and Reporting Engine) which has subsequently been …
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Bruce Kirkby

Bruce takes credit for the awesome photography and indeed almost the entire design of his …
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Junior Achievement Stock Simulation

In 2002, Claero created a new stock simulation for the Junior Achievement (JA) Investment Strategies Program …
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EDO Japan

Claero Systems built and maintains the current Edo Japan public website. The graphics design was …
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Trialto Employee Portal

The Trialto Wine Group is a premium Canadian wine agency. They represent wineries from around …
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Ottawa School of Art

In 2010, Claero Systems built a Joomla! module to provide online course listings, registration, and …
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Alloy Homes

Alloy Homes was dismayed when they discovered that there entire website was unreachable on Apple …
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Rockcliffe Park Public School

RPPS is a public school in Ottawa, Ontario and they needed a new website that …
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Timeportal

Timeportal® is a Canadian online employee management system that can help you manage your employees.
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Mount Royal University

Internal Workflow / Reporting Application The research department needed assistance in creating a private web-based …
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Noahs Inn

Noahs Inn is a restaurant and inn in Neustadt, Ontario and they needed a basic …
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