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JBoKe (Java Book Keeping) aims towards an OpenSource enterprise business framework based on J2EE using EnterpriseJava Beans (EJB), Web Service Description Language (WSDL) and Extensible Userinterface Language (XUL).
Wyatt aims to be a complete ERP package written entireley in Java with J2EE compliance. Our goal is to make Wyatt universally accessible, infinitely scalable and able to run on any operating system with any transaction aware database server.
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central project and resource administration. With cepra you are able to plan and track the work on software projects: See project progress. Control the budget. Track work of project member. Plan resources.
Project Parsley is a project to develop a free, web-based, customisable, extensible, cross-platform enterprise accounting system for sole traders, partnerships, clubs and societies and small and medium-sized enterprises.
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...