Hello Jacques, where can I get the POS source code? Can't seem to find it in the github repo. Thanks.
On Fri, Jan 7, 2022 at 6:20 PM Jacques Le Roux <jacques.le.r...@les7arts.com> wrote: > Hi Andres, > > You came to the right place... just a bit late: > https://markmail.org/message/oaqxcxsrlfbiid24 > > This said, the POS is still usable and you could use it if you find > somebody ready to support you. > > I'll not. Not because I don't trust its value. But because to support you > I'd need to move to London for a moment . And I don't want that (I live in > south of France). > > I'd need to move to London, because unlike web things, you need to be on > the spot to support things. It's not only software and always need > adaptation. > > There is also the webPOS in OFBiz. I don't know if someone is currently > supporting it. > > It's a short answer, I hope that helps > > Jacques > > Le 07/01/2022 à 13:57, Andres Muniz a écrit : > > Hello! > > I work for a charity that is looking for a replacement for izettle POS. > > >From looking at the offer of ofbiz it seems that ofbiz does so much > more! > > For example, we are already tied in to Xero which our accountant > supports. > > Having said that, if ofbiz is really good we might consider a full > > overhaul of our current processes. > > > > Would you say that ofbiz is not the tool for us? > > > > If it is the tool for us, we currently do not have the know-how to self > > host (or capacity) . Are any of you (or someone you know) willing to > take > > us up as a client to provide us with the service? Ideally someone in the > > London-UK-EU area. > > > > Thank you for your time, sorry if this question was asked in this mailing > > list before but I could not find the appropriate search term. > > > > > > >
