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vteddy
Business webmail modular application with mobile client
...You only have to choose which modules you want to activate and is done! Built with PHP, loves MySQL but runs also on SQL Server and Oracle. -
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EGGcrm is an open source CRM web based. It provides reports with graphs, sales-management, e-mailing/webmail, data export, internal news, etc.. Online demo at www.eggcrm.net
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communik8r is a new email application for phpGroupWare. communik8r uses AJAX, IMAP sockets and client side XSLT. Welcome to the future of webmail!
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A business oriented collection of modules for Xoops CMS, it aims at providing a complet set of coherent CRM apps. under Xoops. Currently it consists of a WebMail (sqMail), a Help Desk (zenTrackXoops), a Marketing and Sales automation (under development)
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GroupSuite is a planned php-based groupware including calendar, address book, forum, ticket system, WebMail, CRM & DMS. The Goal is to bring developers of other solutions together to create a new powerful suite including the parts of current systems.
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