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Applewood Computers Accounting System
Accounting system for smaller companies written in GnuCobol.
ACAS contains Sales, Purchase and Nominal Ledgers (Accounts Receivable, Payable and General Ledgers) as well as Stock Control (Inventory Control) along with IRS (Incomplete Records System). This system is written in COBOL and uses the free GnuCobol compiler which compiles via C code and is therefore compatible with the following platforms: Linux, Unix, Dos, Mac OSX, Windows providing you have installed the GCC C compiler or an equivalent as well as GnuCobol. at a minimum, v2.0+. Note that all testing is done using v3.2. The current version utilises standard Cobol files, be they sequential or indexed. The beta version, offers additional support for Mysql and Mariadb. ... -
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AthenaCentral
Membership management software
AthenaCentral is used since 2006 by health club chains, fitness centers, gyms and many membership organizations. It offers multilingual, multi-country and multi-center functionality. Its flexibility and power enables you to quickly adapt to environmental as well as organizational changes. The system includes components for integrating additional technologies such as access control (barcode, RFID, fingerprints, ...). It is fully compatible iso20022 (financial information transactions)...
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