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ssvirdi 03-06-2014 12:41 PM

Billing Package (Inventory Management)
 
Dear Friends, I want to know is there any best open source package for Inventory Management and Billing for small business.

thanks

pingwinowiewc 03-07-2014 05:54 AM

small businesses can be managed via rTollLane (the best, free, open-source project) but quite 'heavy': ~ 3GB data + ~2,5GB sources (but dont have to download them if you dont like)

DavidMcCann 03-07-2014 10:41 AM

You might also get some ideas here:
http://linuxappfinder.com/businessandfinance

ssvirdi 03-08-2014 07:37 AM

Thanks friends,
Is there any other one, with good rating.

jlinkels 03-12-2014 07:44 PM

Since last year I am using FrontAccounting for my small business. It is a LAMP application. I am very happy with it. Two of my requirements were multi-currency and inventory. It does both.

The only thing it does not do well is invoicing of goods which are not delivered yet, and processing of invoice for goods not received yet.

Stay away from OpenERP (extremely buggy and inconsistent) and Xtuple (no community support and an overcomplicated program for small business)

jlinkels

sundialsvcs 03-12-2014 09:10 PM

To my way of thinking ... "it's all a Business Expense."

Go find the best application with which to run your Business. (Who gives a <!!> whether it's open source? You've got a business to run here!)

Then, figure out which operating-system (and computer-type, in ye locale electronics store ...) will best run it. (Be sure that your CPA agrees ...)

That (computer ...) and all the software too, is also "a Business Expense."

jlinkels 03-13-2014 12:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sundialsvcs (Post 5133619)
Go find the best application with which to run your Business. (Who gives a <!!> whether it's open source? You've got a business to run here!)

I agree that the first requirement is usability and Open Source only the second or third requirement. However, most accounting packages which do run on Linux are Open Source. So if your requirement is that it should run on Linux, FOSS comes most often for free.
If you have to install a VM to run your accounting software on it is an additional layer of complexity. When the application is not client/server you find yourself often in a position that you are not behind the machine where the VM is installed on. Et cetera.

jlinkels

jefro 03-13-2014 07:26 PM

Might see Turnkey linux for some ideas or virtual appliances. The appliances could be turned into full systems if needed.

http://www.turnkeylinux.org/

ssvirdi 03-14-2014 02:16 PM

thanks my friends
it helps me alot thanks again

ssky 03-25-2014 07:04 AM

Stansoft http://www.stansoft.org is free Linux accounting software, which may work for you. It will do billing and inventory management.

ssvirdi 03-28-2014 09:48 AM

Thanks
It gives a lot help to me.


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