Software as a Service (SaaS) Integration:
By using Qworum, SaaS vendors are able address one of the biggest concerns of business customers: easy and secure integration of services with enterprise information systems. With Qworum, businesses are able to perform real-time SaaS integration, thus helping make SaaS just as effective and practical as private on-premise and cloud services.

Business Integration:
Qworum is an integration technology that is entirely service-based. Services are combined for building business applications, adding features to existing applications, and integrating different applications with each other. Qworum supports a wide variety of integration scenarios: enterprise (on-premise/cloud), enterprise-SaaS, and SaaS-SaaS.

Integration Between Internet Web Applications:
Internet web applications that provide services to other web applications for authentication (OAuth, OpenID), payment processing (Google Checkout, PayPal Standard Checkout) and other purposes can use Qworum for integrating their services into remote web applications.

Web Application Modularization:
Web applications can contain Qworum services that they use internally. Qworum helps reduce development costs through its service technology which helps prevent code duplication.

An interactive service technology:
Qworum services are RPC-style services that can interact with the end-user during their execution. They can receive XML data from their caller, and they can return XML data to their caller. They can be called by web applications, interactive services, and RPC clients. Qworum is currently the only technology that facilitates the provisioning and consuming of interactive services.

Implement once, integrate everywhere:
When a web application implements a feature as a Qworum service, other web applications can also use that feature.

A new web format:
Qworum defines a new XML-based web format that is handled by web browsers and other user agents. Web applications use it for calling Qworum services. Services use it for returning results to their callers, for storing their internal state on browsers, and even for calling other Qworum services. What about the user interface? Well, Qworum services rely on existing formats like HTML for that. That's minimalism.