Steadycode

05/14/2026

Today SteadyCode published the Access-DevTool-MCP open-source project on GitHub. It lets developers use AI Agents to interact with Microsoft Access, is written in C #, and includes a Claude skill.

This project uses COM Automation with the .Net Framework 4.8 and a bridge to a .Net 10.0 MCP project to help Claude Desktop automate and modify 32-bit Microsoft Access 365. - SteadyCodeLtd/Access-D...

02/11/2026

2025 was the best year ever for SteadyAudit sales! We're in Westminster, Colorado again now near the Orchard Mall. Facebook keeps saying people are looking at this page. Be sure to check out the main website https://www.steadycode.com, too.

Acumatica and Microsoft Dynamics SL Integration and Customization After being in business for more than a decade, when customers request a change, it’s often in code we haven’t touched for years. That’s our goal; to write code that just keep on working, until you need some change. SteadyCode h...

01/05/2023

SteadyCode is now back in Colorado, where it began. We're in Arvada, NW of Denver. SteadyAudit is still going strong and auditors say they love it! Companies buy it and usually soon find they're auditing more than they thought the would at first.

06/01/2020

It's been a new decade for almost half a year. Facebook keeps saying people are looking at this page, so it's about time to make another post. SteadyCode is doing well, and now based in San Tan Valley, Arizona (SE of Phoenix), where there's a little more sunshine and a lot less snow. We've also developed and been selling SteadyAudit, an add-on product for Microsoft Dynamics SL, for several years. It's in use by companies across North America and the Caribbean. We're glad you looked here, but check out the main web site. https://steadycode.com

04/06/2020

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Customization and integration for Microsoft Dynamics SL, Acumatica, and Salesforce. SteadyAudit database auditing software.

12/09/2013

It's been a busy weekend! I switched http://www.steadycode.com to an Office 365 Enterprise account and changed the web site to run on Azure using WordPress. It was my first time using Azure for anything. Setting up WordPress on it was really easy.
I've had a WordPress blog for years (http://dynamicsdev.wordpress.com) but never had a stand-alone site. I really enjoyed writing for the blog for SteadyCode when I initially created it, so I asked myself, why not use WordPress to power the site? I'm hooked. Using WordPress is a lot of fun! The site looks better and I enjoyed experimenting with switching themes.

Developing for Microsoft-based ERP and CRM products