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POS PyME is for small and medium businesses, to keep a record of customers, inventory, sales and to generate reports. Point of Sale (POS) for the small and medium business.
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OpenAspect - entire business, one place. A scalable, secure ERP and CRM system, including Asset management/servicing, Inventory, Logistics, AP, AR, GL, and more. Front-ends can be 'plugged-in', using PHP, ASP, Java, Delphi, and many more.
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Encompasing office management healthcare software for medical practices, doctors groups, DMEs, retailers, etc. It does User/patient management, point of sale, scheduling, sign-in, inventory, insurance claims, accouting, etc. Any OS!
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Monitor the status and performance of any IT environment with NMISTrusted by thousands of IT teams worldwide, The NMIS platform offers comprehensive network management, handling faults, performance, and configurations with ease.
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The posps web service defines an interface between a point of sale (POS) and the pharmacy system (PS) backend. This project includes the posps specification, implementation testing tools and a server reference implementation.
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PantryPOS
Web-based software to manage nearly all food pantry operations.
A web-based software which you can install on your intranet which will allow you to track donations, track your patrons and their households as well as manage your inventory. A MS Access prototype has been in use for nearly three years and we're moving it all to open source software (Perl, MySQL) in order to make a more robust and affordable solution for food pantries.