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Open source ERP and CRM solution. The main technical features are: a GTK2 client, a distributed server, flexible workflows, an object database (on top of PostgreSQL), dynamic GUIs, customizable ... [More] reports, SOAP and XML-RPC interfaces, ... -> Tiny ERP is now OpenERP. [Less]
Created over 3 years ago.

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OpenERP is an Open Source enterprise management software. It covers and integrates most enterprise needs and processes: accounting, hr, sales, crm, purchase, stock, production, services management ... [More] , project management, marketing campaign, management by affairs, ... Once in production, it automates and help you to control all activities: sales triggers manufacturing orders, accounting entries are updated by stock operations, incoming mails are tracked in the system, the integrated document management system helps your team to collaborate, ... -> Formerly known as "Tiny ERP". [Less]
Created about 1 year ago.

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Tryton is a three-tiers high-level general purpose application platform under the license GPL-3 written in Python and use PostgreSQL as database engine. It is the core base of a complete business ... [More] solution providing modularity, scalability and security. The core of Tryton provides all the necessary functionalities for a complete application framework: data persistence, users management, workflow and report engines, web services and internationalisation. Thus constituting a complete application platform which can be used for any relevant purpose. Currently, the main modules available for Tryton cover the following fields of activity: * Accounting * Invoicing * Sale Management * Purchase Management * Analytic Accounting * Inventory Management [Less]
Created about 1 year ago.

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Minimalistic (yet functional) program to track Your incomes and expenses, written on Python. Inspired by climm (http://www.climm.org), CashFly (http://www.msolt.chat.ru/) and psql (PostgreSQL command ... [More] line client). Main features: Hierarchical list of income/expense items. Item defined by segmented item code like food.drink.beer. Tab-completion make it easy to enter even long item codes. Reporting by item groups on any level of hierarchy. Track turnover and remains by several independed accounts. Export reports to text files Aliases for frequently used commands Really small (13Kb 22Kb). Easy to customize for Your needs. Console multi-page viewer (less) used to show long reports. Configurable colourful output just for fun. References: Installation Usage (Documentation) How to adjust colours Screenshots [Less]
Created 12 months ago.

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A 3account is a new incarnation of this project using standard semantic web tools. The problem and its solutionWant to store all your financial data in digital form? Download statements where you ... [More] can, scan letters (OCR them if it works), or just type transcripts of phone calls. But now what? How do you manage this torrent? Running a search on all the data does not always work: each document has its own structure and idiosyncrasies, some download formats are not directly readable, the same securities are represented differently, different currency and date formats are used and even numerical values are displayed differently. This becomes more severe when working with multiple banks and countries. A deeper problem is trying to understand what all that information is trying to tell you. Manually representing the 'truth' in a spreadsheet, or using software that does the same, has its problems. How do you retrieve documents from your digital archive that contributed to each element of the spreadsheet? What if you wanted to re-build the spreadsheet into a different structure: because of better understanding, change in tax laws or just because you don't remember what exactly the old tables where saying. What can you do if several statements are in conflict, and in general, what should you do if the spreadsheet approach is simply inappropriate and you end with too many notes and comments scattered around that no spreadsheet formula (or human) can comprehend? The project suggests a concept on how to deal with this problem and software to support it. Every line in every incoming statement is stored in an intermidate format (flat-line) that is the equivalent of putting evidence into a plastic bag and entering a description of its content by a Crime Scene Investigator. The collection itself can be done by hand or by simple import software (less seasoned detectives) without dealing with its meaning. As a second independent stage, you can define the structure of your 'spreadsheet' and let the software build its tables out of the intermidate data, this would be the equivalent of writing a diagram relating all the suspects on a white board. In the process of modeling, some of the intermidate data may be left out, but not lost. Later on you can change your mind about the structure and re-build the tables, this can give a chance to some of the previously ignored data. When re-building you don't have to repeat the entry step done on past statements, as a result, the originals can be stored in a safe place, never to be touched again. However, if necessary (on day of court), retrieving them becomes easier: your model relates to the intermidate data (the description entered for every plastic bag) and from it it's easy to jump back to the original document (the bag content.) Read more about this project. FeaturesImport downloaded statements from: OFX version 1 or 2 files marked as files for MS-Money or Quicken (credit-cards, checking and investment) Direct-Net (checking) Citibank Investment Services (portfolio-position) Bank Leumi LeIsrael (checking, portfolio-position and activity) On-line download of historical quote information from Yahoo, Oanda (FX), Tel-Aviv Stock Exchange and Bank of Israel (ILS exchange rates) Automatic 'table' building from imported data Open-source: allows you to modify the structure of the 'tables'. Query, diagnostic, consolidation and reporting tools Export to external software (MS-Money or Quicken) and by that add missing functionality: Be able to retrieve original documents. Importing from more sources. Retrieving on-line quotes from unsupported sites. Have full control over the handling of some aspects, for example: Conflicts Currency Languages translation Streamlining the usage of the external software by cleaning and simplifying the data. Removing sensitive but non essential information (e.g., accounts, owners, banks) before passing data to a financial planner. Go over the shell commands for a full list. Copyright (c) 2007 Ehud Ben-Reuven. Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. [Less]
Created about 1 year ago.