Bondage.com's compliancy database has been integrated into Edge Data Systems's my2257 compliance software database, the two companies announced June 24.
"my2257 helped us make the best of a very abusive situation by offering us the ability to interface our existing 2257 database with my2257 to create a system to comply with the new regulations," says Bondage.com chief executive Brooks Talley.
Edge Data chief executive David Slaughter said the integration was done with "minimal technical issues," showing the strength of my2257. Slaughter also said Edge developed my2257 with Microsoft's .NET framework to speed up integration needs of current client data.
Edge plans to make a full release of my2257 July 1, once its marketing site is fully developed. "It has been very difficult to release a website based on a software application that is changing as rapidly as my2257 is," Slaughter says. "Until we get a real reading on the regulations and truly know what needs to be in the software and the website we will continue to develop our product."
He said Free Speech Coalition's settlement with the Justice Department gave Edge a better chance at that firm reading, helping them launch an accurate my2257 marketing site.
