Sugar is Customer Relations. I just need a customer database so
I can document what I've done to their computers.
I'll investigate Plone and Alfresco as well. Downloading
Alfresco was a pain in the butt due to a "required" form. Lame
for a supposedly open source project.
--- Joseph Toman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Mark Turner wrote:
On Fri, Feb 29, 2008 at 12:20 AM, Mr O <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Is anyone using any sort of document management program on
linux? I'm looking for something that'd allow me to create a
file containing customer information (name, number, work
performed) and allow me to attach PDF files to the 'account'.
Something along the lines of a helpdesk but without creating
logins. Ideally it'd be a SQL database so it could be portable
and not dependent upon any ONE distro. Things I've looked at so
far: OTRS, Zimbra, SugarCRM. OTRS seems to have what I'm looking
for but wants more than I really want to give it. I may go ahead
and try to work with it but I'm also soliciting input.
It really sounds like you want a CRM, so I'm wondering what
Sugardidn't have that you want, or have that you didn't.
If you want a general document management system, Plone isn't
bad atall. Although it's often billed as a content management
system, when that content can be anything you want you end up
withdocument management. The backend is an object database
so that fits your transportable between different versions
criterion.
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