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    Promet-ERP

    Promet-ERP

    An Management System for Contacts,Messages,Documents,Orders,Projects

    Promet ERP is an ERP system in addition to the ERP functionality also provides message management, task / project management, document management. Any functionality can also be used individually. All data is stored in a central database. MSSQL, PostgereSQL, Firebird, SQLite, are the supported database systems. Orders, persons, articles can be managed with the ERP functionality. With the integrated report generator reports can be created visually. The Document Management helps to...
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