Request Help with Existing Web Application

What are web applications?

A web application is any software accessed by a web browser via the Internet or a World Wide Web to perform a specific action, calculation or function.

Examples of web applications are:

• One or more web forms that gather and store data in a database, and enable communication and reporting
• A web page that displays data contained in a database
• A form routing and workflow system like the IRA Application
• A web browser-based calculator like the GPA Calculator
• The CI Events Calendar
• The Campus Directory

Getting Help

The Web Services Team in the Department of Information Technology (ITS) can provide assistance with Web-based applications, such as granting users access or making updates. To request assistance with an existing Web application, click the "Request Help with Existing Web Application" button on this page.