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Custom Billing Server
Linux-Based Billing And Business Application Server For FREE use.
Do you offer services or tangible products that can not be scanned for invoicing? Are you still creating your invoices and quotes on paper, or via Word/Excel etc? They say in business that, TIME IS MONEY! So why spend a lot of time creating invoices or estimates, when you can use a suitable tool to manage your clients, products, services or subscriptions, create professional-looking invoices or estimates, and print or email them within seconds? The Custom Billing Server includes... -
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LedgerSMB
Building High Quality ERP and Accounting Software for SMB & SME
LedgerSMB is an ERP, featuring accounting (including AR, AP, and GL), quotation and order management, and more, for businesses with small to medium transaction volumes. The system has been shown to easily handle thousands of AR/AP transactions per week. Data integrity, security, quality, and responsiveness are key values for our community, both among the developers and, we hope, the users. Additionally we aim to make LedgerSMB into a platform to integrate with, or even serve as a... -
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Evaristo is an ERP solution written in Java (2 tier), though only avaialable in Portuguese, since version 4 is fully internationalizable. It requires a PostgreSQL database in order to store the data.
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