Epesi
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| Developer(s) | Janusz Tylek & Karina Tylek |
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| Written in | PHP |
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| Operating system | OS platform independent |
| Type | CRM, ERP |
| License | MIT |
| Website | epe |
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EPESI BIM (Business Information Manager) is a web based, cloud-native CRM/ERP application to store, organize, access and share business records. With Epesi you can manage data precisely, flexibly and easily, simplifying internal communication and making work-flow more efficient. Epesi has been designed as a Kick-starter project and provides "no code" and "low code" environment for developers. Epesi is an open-source, PHP/Ajax framework for rapid development of web-based, database-driven single page applications. The framework includes the Epesi CRM (customer relationship management) multi-user application. It requires PHP 7.x and MySQL or PostgreSQL database server on the server-side and can be accessed using any modern browser.
History[edit]
The original requirements drafted in 2006 were to create an application that:
- is 100% web-based (no client installation needed), now called "cloud native"
- run on any web server (Apache, IIS, Microsoft Windows, Linux – LAMP/WAMP stack), cross-platform
- use the most popular web scripting language supported – PHP
- provide a database abstraction layer – AdoDB, which has drivers for MySQL, PostgreSQL and many others
- include authentication and permission library – phpGACL
- have a set of reusable components (modules)
- use of other open-source application (for example Roundcube as an e-mail client)
In May 2007, the core of Epesi framework was released as open-source software and published on SourceForge. It included Record Browser – CRUD engine, which is a high-level database abstraction layer, handling not only Create/Read/Update/Delete operations, but also automatic pagination, lazy delete, full record history, sorting, filtering and more. During the next twelve months, the application was expanded with customer relationship management (CRM) functionality and this package is now available as EPESI CRM, an alternative to products like SugarCRM or vtiger.
From November, 2012 Epesi can be installed with Softaculous Autoinstaller [1]
In August 2013 EPESI was added to Enterprise-Ready Open Source Projects on Source Forge [2] and ranks as one of the top CRM and ERP applications with 5 star rating.
In media[edit]
- Top Open Source Customer Relationship Management Software for Small and Medium Business [3]
- Best Open Source CRM Systems, Prices and Tools [4]
- Epesi is one of the top 12 open source CRM software by "Cost-Effective Software Reviews"[5]
Versions[edit]
EPESI is available as an open-source application and distributed free of charge. The base version includes the Epesi framework and set of modules providing CRM functionality:
- Dashboard
- Shared address-book (Companies and Contacts)
- Shared calendar
- Task list (To Do)
- Phone Call tracker
- Project tracker with Bugtracker
- Sales Tracking
- Integrated e-mail client (Roundcube)
See also[edit]
- SugarCRM
- CiviCRM
- Web application
- Comparison of CRM systems
- List of ERP software packages
- List of commercial open-source applications and services
References[edit]
- ↑ epesi Softaculous Autoinstaller
- ↑ Sourceforge Enterprise Directory - CRM
- ↑ Top Open Source Customer Relationship Management Software for Small & Medium Business
- ↑ "Best Open Source CRM Systems, Prices & Tools". Archived from the original on 2014-09-17. Retrieved 2014-09-17. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ Top 12 Open Source CRM Software
External links[edit]
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