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HubSpot is an AI-powered customer platform with all the software, integrations, and resources you need to connect your marketing, sales, and customer service. HubSpot's connected platform enables you to grow your business faster by focusing on what matters most: your customers.
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Take away the pain and hassle associated with applicant recruitment, hiring, and onboarding with ApplicantStack. Designed for HR professionals and recruiters, ApplicantStack helps streamline the recruiting and onboarding processes to improve productivity and reduce costs. ApplicantStack provides a complete toolkit that includes tools for posting, launching, and advertising jobs, assessing and managing candidates, collaborating with teams, centralizing information for quick hiring and onboarding, and more.
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LedgerSMB
Building High Quality ERP and Accounting Software for SMB & SME
LedgerSMB is an ERP, featuring accounting (including AR, AP, and GL), quotation and order management, and more, for businesses with small to medium transaction volumes. The system has been shown to easily handle thousands of AR/AP transactions per week. Data integrity, security, quality, and responsiveness are key values for our community, both among the developers and, we hope, the users. Additionally we aim to make LedgerSMB into a platform to integrate with, or even serve as a framework... -
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Seagram Inventory
Seagram Inventory is an open source inventory management application
Seagram Inventory is an open source inventory management application for desktop, built using web technologies. Our aim is to create a simple, easy to use inventory application for small offices which does not require any technical skill or training to install and operate. Seagram Inventory is not a finished project. Its under active development. Presently it can handle purchase/sale invoices, simple purchase/sale reports, manage products in different categories etc. But these are nowhere...
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