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Group Office groupware and CRM
Take your office and CRM into the cloud!
Installation instructions can be found here: https://groupoffice.readthedocs.io/en/latest/install/install.html Group Office is an open source groupware application. It makes your daily office tasks easier. Share projects, calendars, files and e-mail online. It is a complete solution for all your online office needs. From a customer phone call to a project and finally an invoice. The support system helps to keep your customers happy. Group Office is fast, secure and has privacy by... -
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4ga Boards
Straightforward boards system for realtime project management
Advanced and Secure Boards for Your Needs Whether you are a hobbyist just starting to manage projects or a professional with years of experience, 4ga Boards is the perfect solution for you. Your convenience is our priority. We have redesigned how you work, ensuring the security of your data while introducing innovative features to maximize productivity for you and your team. Enjoy a workspace tailored for you, whether you are solo or in a large group, scalable and flexible to any... -
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Akanai Akoon is a Framework for Mozilla Thunderbird for secure Client-Server communication. It upgrades Mozilla Thunderbird to a Groupware/CRM/project-management-suite. Main features are the ability to work offline and the presence of a Web-Client.
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