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Business webmail modular application with mobile client
The most complete Business Webmail with Mobile client application for companies of all sizes. All the core functions for business like calendaring and integrated webmail, plus the capability of converting emails into business objects such as: quotes, invoices, marketing stuff, customer requests, project management and more. A simple way to have a unique flow of information from email request from customers to invoices! -
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Camaroes is a professional and modular Trouble Shooting Ticket system(TSTM). Camaroes Include: Database tool, File manager, Calendar, Webmail, a generator of module class button. Use a dynamique web interface.
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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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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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Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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