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    Tickets CAD (Open ISES)
    Free, open source Computer Aided Dispatch for volunteer fire departments, ARES/RACES, CERT teams, EMS, search & rescue, and campus security. 30+ years of real-world use. Zero cost. Self-hosted.
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    ShelterOps

    ShelterOps - Animal and Wildlife data management software

    ShelterOps is a PHP based software program to manage animal operations for animal welfare organizations, animal rescues, wildlife rescue/rehabilitation facilities, animal control agencies (ACOs) and any other entities that need to track animal intake, dispositions, medical procedures, assessment, etc. It offers a basic Point Of Sale (POS) system for services, licenses, merchandise and general ledger integration for accounting, as well as several optional modules to extend functionality...
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    Konsultant is a KDE application for a small team of consultants to manage clients, tickets, and projects. A working postgres server is required for operation. The design goal is to create both a working application, but also a simple application fram
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    PHP Call Center is a web-based application used to keep track of a company's incoming phone calls. It is unlike other call loggers in that it is not based on "tickets" as those systems are often confusing and cumbersome to use.
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    Ticket-IT is a tool for creation, management and accompaniment of tickets for companies who need a better integration and distribution of informantion about customer services, support, product development, callcenter, etc, among their departments.
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    SQL Service is a MySQL/PHP web application intended for use with PHP-Nuke, designed to manage Support Tickets created for purposes of repair, and is intended for repair facilities.
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    MHD² is yet another ticketing software using php/mysql. It uses the same concepts as Martin's Helpdesk (mhd.sf.net) and features creating tickets, events and customers profiles, searching in tickets, exporting to PDF. It uses templates for html display
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    The Bluetail Ticket Tracker (BTT) is a system for creating, storing and keeping track of tickets. BTT can also store customer info and mail, as well as general information structures (e.g FAQ).
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