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Openbravopos
Open Source Openbravo POS convert to Commercial Retail ERP and POS
Complete and user-friendly retail POS functionality A comprehensive, flexible, and user-friendly cloud-based retail POS software. 1. Sales, quotations, reservations, and returns, including cross-store and cross-channel scenarios. 2. Automatic validation of customer personal data. 3. Configuration of keymaps for quick access to options and featured products. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aai3iYLP2TQ&pp=ygUNb3BlbmJyYXZvIGtkcw%3D%3D Contact: both version of Openbravo POS... -
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OpenClinic GA
Open Source Integrated Hospital Information Management System
OpenClinic GA is an open source integrated hospital information management system covering management of administrative, financial, clinical, lab, x-ray, pharmacy, meals distribution and other data. Extensive statistical and reporting capabilities. OpenClinic GA and OpenClinic GMAO are owned by Frank Verbeke, MD, PhD at Post-Factum BV (https://www.post-factum.be) -
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MoFlow
Money Flow will be a Spring Tool Suite 4 Enterprise Accounting System
Money Flow (MoFlow) was to be a reimagining of GNU Cash that leveraged the algorithms and data attributes of the GNU Cash project with Spring Tool Suite 4 web-enabled technologies. However, after spending two hours trying to do simple bookkeeping that would have taken 10-15 minutes with QuickBooks Pro (which I used with an Ontario corporation I had in the 1990's), I won't be proceeding with this project in quite that fashion. I really like the name and concept of the project, though, so...
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