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Whether it’s managing your inventory, monitoring material inputs and outputs or producing automated reports, Hector, our simple and intuitive asset management inventory software, is committed to being the guardian of your corporate assets. By helping you closely monitor your asset inventory, you can focus on what’s more important, your core business! Let Hector track all your company’s assets!
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Cloud Claims is an incident-based claims management software for self-insured companies, third-party administrators (TPA) and insurance providers.
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... user shell accounts, so that when they edit a file using "vi", a log entry will be generated, and a backup copy of the file with their username will also be notated. The goal of VIB is to assist with tracking who modified what file, when on a UNIX/Linux systsm.
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The Email Administration Utility can help a client administrate their own Email accounts via a web interface using PHP and Perl scripting. The client can add, remove or modify accounts on a server that provides an IMAP port to connect to.
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Yap2lc (Yet Another Passwd 2 LDIF Converter) is an LDAP migration tool, which extracts information from passwd, shadow/passwd, and master.passwd formatted files, filters out unwanted/misshapen accounts and writes an LDIF file for easy importing.
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Perlscript that creates (almost ;-) automatic SSH-Accounts from a List of users on Linux/FreeBSD/SunOS Machines.
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CallFinder’s speech analytics software automates outdated, manual QA processes to save time and provide immediate insights so you can make data-driven decisions. Spend your valuable time coaching agents on what matters most to you and your customers.
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Mailany is a management tool for centralized email accounts featuring a user-friendly web interface. It is intended for ISPs and SOHOs which aim at delegating parts of mail account management to their clients and customers. It gives client full control
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This script attempts to add accountability for accounts used by multiple users. This is found most commonly where more than one admin uses root. This is NOT intended to be a security program! Admins are by nature lazy about documentation. This is to g
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