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Clicks`n`Bricks was originally written for luxury goods retailers. It features Point of Sale (POS), Customer Relations Management (CRM), Inventory Control, Inventory Control for Jewelers including Stone inventory, Workorders plus more. Because of it's CRM element, this program works well for any customer-centric business such as Retailers, Service Providers and other businesses needing workorders and invoicing. Program editions contained in the distribution file include Retail, Wholesale, Inventory Control and Service. ...

The Open Source ERP is a web based. The ERP server software runs on Linux. The ERP need no plugins in the browser on the client computer. The ERP can be accessed from any where with out effort. Be it at home with your home computer (Windows, Linux, MAC OS X), or traveling with your smart phone (iPhone, iPad, Android), or in the office, the data is always at hand. Webdav interface and Active Sync for synchronizing contacts and time management. In addition to customer, order,...

KwaMoja is designed to help you manage your business in a more efficient and profitable manner. It combines your book keeping needs with all the tools to plan your inventory purchases. It will let you know when your factory needs to start manufacturing parts in order to keep up with orders. It will help you better manage your cash flow. All these and more will help your business become more efficient, and greater efficiency will equal greater profits. KwaMoja is a fork of the once...

...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

A web-based software which you can install on your intranet which will allow you to track donations, track your patrons and their households as well as manage your inventory. A MS Access prototype has been in use for nearly three years and we're moving it all to open source software (Perl, MySQL) in order to make a more robust and affordable solution for food pantries.