ArrowClick began with the organization of digital data on CD-ROMs. In the early 1990's James Barker, working with Ed Williams, authored some of the earliest CD-ROM productions in northern California by incorporating images and sound in an interactive linking format. With the advent of the first Netscape browser in 1995, the team was publishing digital content and organizing databases on the Internet.

In early 1997, AT&T noticed Barker's system architecture and asked him to create systems of similar quality for a pilot project. This presented the opportunity and the challenge to design and manage hundreds of business websites.

Over the years, ArrowClick Software has built a loyal following with its adaptable and flexible Internet/Intranet business solutions. The design team continues to develop new solutions with the advent of better technologies and feedback from its business customers.