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CleverPsych Practice Management
FREE software to manage your psychology or allied health solo practice
CleverPsych is FREE software for psychologists and other allied health professionals who run their own practices. We have been using CleverPsych in our own practice in Australia since 2007. The system enables you to record your clients, appointments, services, organisations and referring doctors. The aim is to make operations like generating standard letters, claiming from the government and insurance companies, and reporting income, much easier. Look in the Files tab for... -
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Open Hospital
Open Hospital - Hospital Information System
Announcement: Since version 1.9.0, codebase is moved to GitHub https://github.com/informatici/ Click download button above for the latest release (GitHub mirror). Previous versions and different architectures under "Files" section. This application is the first of a series of software products that ISF[1] has developed to support the management and the activities of the St. Luke Hospital in Angal (Uganda). After the successful installation and use, the St. Luke Hospital is the first of... -
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SmartPOS /Point of Sale Web with ERP
SmartPOS (Includes->SmartERP distro of Idempiere ERP) is 100% Web
SmartPOS 7.1 is a complete ERP+POS (Idempiere 7.1 Distro) , taking all the power of an ERP, but creating an intuitive , agile and easy to learn Point of Sale (POS) 100% Web . SmartPOS has been designed to work as part of the ERP, and support complex business environments, where you can manage different products per organization, different organizations per client, different warehouses per organization, and for each warehouse private config for your POS, price lists, taxes,... -
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CleverClients
Free open-source small business management software
CleverClients is software for small businesses that need to manage their clients (customers) and the appointments clients make for the services the business provides. The software is suitable for businesses whose clients come to their premises (such as mechanics workshops, psychology practices, hairdressing salons and educational providers), and for businesses whose staff go to client's premises (such as plumbers, cleaners and pest exterminators). The list of potential business types is... -
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Cell Culture
Rediscover the Simplicity http://www.atgclabs.com/
Help us to improve Cell Culture. We want to hear your feedback! Request new Cell Culture feature or module and receive a free Single User version with new feature. https://www.atgclabs.com/products/fw Cell Culture is a highly specialized protocol-driven system designed to support development of the cell lines. Cell Culture manages activities related to the growth and maintenance of cell lines, provides stable cell lines development and incorporates laboratory methods facilitating... -
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Misoo Retail Management System with POS
A comprehensive retail management system with point of sale(POS)
...Whether your solution requires one terminal in one location or many terminals in many locations, you get the same intelligent business functionality. Has the following features; Records management Purchases Warehousing Stock/Inventory Control Operations Management HR & Payroll Sales TouchScreen POS Services Management Reservations Reporting Production Management Metered Sales Growing to ERP
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