FileMaker Pro 2025 was recently released, and we’re kicking off a series of three blog posts to share our take on the new features. We’re excited about these new capabilities, many of which provide significant performance boosts in certain situations.
Upgrading to the latest version of FileMaker – FileMaker 2024 – not only ensures ongoing support but also provides access to improved performance, new features, and a more secure and scalable platform. If you’re considering an upgrade, here’s why it’s worth the investment and how a couple of our recent projects have demonstrated the benefits of making the switch.
Recently, we conducted a professional third-party software evaluation for a client in the import-export business who relies heavily on its FileMaker system as a critical tool for its day-to-day operations. Our Senior Partner, John, and developer Jacob, sat down to discuss the evaluation process and the valuable insights gained during the review. Such information helps to ensure your system continues to perform at its best while supporting your business growth.
We’ve got some very exciting news to share! The latest version of FileMaker, 21.1 is now available, and it’s packed with some powerful features. The latest release of Claris encompasses updates to FileMaker Pro, FileMaker Server, and FileMaker Go for iPhone and iPad.
Although version 21.1 is a point release, don’t be fooled. This release is a big deal. In fact, a total of 309 issues addressed! Claris has put immense effort into improving PSR (Performance, security and reliability) and we are happy to see the results of this effort in the improvements in version 21.1.
Our client, a landscape architecture firm, turned to us to upgrade their in-house solution from FileMaker 5.5. As the business evolved, the issue with the legacy system became a significant bottleneck.
