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Defalto
Fast, modular open source CRM for growing businesses
Defalto CRM, developed by IT-Solutions4You, is a modern and modular open source CRM system built on over 15 years of real business and CRM development experience. Designed for companies of all sizes, it helps teams manage sales, projects, and customer relationships efficiently through a clean, intuitive interface. The platform combines professional know-how with modern design and functionality. Its free core modules cover essential CRM features, while optional add-ons expand capabilities... -
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WBS Generator Template - Good Plus Fast
Generate Work Breakdown Structures (WBS) in Excel.
This WBS Generator allows you to create a work breakdown structure by updating an Excel table and clicking a button. Create conditional formats to highlight keywords, change the options to modify the look and feel, maintain the WBS with on the fly updates, add up to 99 third-level boxes and an unlimited amount of second-level boxes. -
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Volcano Time Tracking
Track your time for each project you work on.
A small program used to track the time you spend on each of your projects. Simply add the time worked for each project. View times by project, or by day. All time entries can be exported to excel for further analysis.
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