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    Epesi BIM Free & Open Source CRM

    Epesi BIM Free & Open Source CRM

    Lighweight CRM, easy to use Kickstarter for web based ERP

    EPESI BIM (Business Information Manager) is a fully functional web CRM/ERP application to store, organize, access and share business records. Manage your data precisely, flexibly and easily, simplifying internal communication and making work-flow more efficient. Epesi has been designed as a Kickstarter project and provides "no code" and "low code" environment for developers. You can quickly create your own modules: https://epesi.org/devtutorial/helloworld Setting up EPESI Web Application...
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    JFire - Free ERP & Trading Platform

    JFire - Free ERP & Trading Platform

    A trading platform including ERP, CRM, and accounting

    JFire is a trading platform including ERP, CRM, accounting (full double-entry) and cross-organisation-trading written in Java based on J2EE, JDO and the Eclipse RCP. See http://www.jfire.net for more information.
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