Re: crm app

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi Mike > I'm also interested django-cms for another project so thank you for > steering me in that direction. Unfortunately i didn't read your first post thoroughly enough. I am using django-cms (content management system) not django-crm (customer r

Re: crm app

Andreas I'm also interested django-cms for another project so thank you for steering me in that direction. Cheers Mike On 28/06/2014 10:59 PM, Andreas Schosser wrote: -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi Mike Do you know if Django-CRM is suitable for an end user? I have set

Re: crm app

On 28/06/2014 6:18 PM, Phang Mulianto wrote: have a look of openerp which have crm on the package.. Thanks Phang - I discovered the CRM comparison on wikipedia which lists a couple of Django CRMs ao I'll check openERP and the others. it has cloud offer also, and is still free for a few use

Re: crm app

On 29/06/2014 2:45 AM, Kelvin Wong wrote: I've not used Django-CRM. I've used Salesforce in the past, but it is even more overkill than SugarCRM. It is incredibly flexible though. It depends on what your client's requirements are. Keep in mind what they are going to do for on-going support (bac

Re: crm app

I've not used Django-CRM. I've used Salesforce in the past, but it is even more overkill than SugarCRM. It is incredibly flexible though. It depends on what your client's requirements are. Keep in mind what they are going to do for on-going support (backup, etc). Non-tech users always need sup

Re: crm app

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi Mike > Do you know if Django-CRM is suitable for an end user? I have set up several projects with django-cms. The backend is easy to use and you can integrate your own apps with no great effort. Andreas - -- Kurs 10 / IT-Consulting Andreas Scho

Re: crm app

have a look of openerp which have crm on the package.. it has cloud offer also, and is still free for a few user. On Sat, Jun 28, 2014 at 1:42 PM, Mike Dewhirst wrote: > Thanks Kelvin. It looks good at first glance. > > Do you know if Django-CRM is suitable for an end user? > > Mike > > > On 2

Re: crm app

Thanks Kelvin. It looks good at first glance. Do you know if Django-CRM is suitable for an end user? Mike On 28/06/2014 2:05 PM, Kelvin Wong wrote: If you don't want to help the fellow when he runs into issues, give him a supported product like Zoho CRM. It is free for 3 users. I'm currently

Re: crm app

If you don't want to help the fellow when he runs into issues, give him a supported product like Zoho CRM. It is free for 3 users. I'm currently reviewing Tree.io for a client and while it looks nice, it uses Piston (abandonware), Jinja (unnecessary), Dajaxice (a bad idea generally). I wouldn't

crm app

I have a non-technical colleague who needs a fairly simple CRM system. SugarCRM Community Edition is overkill. Django packages doesn't have a CRM category so I wonder if anyone has anything which might be in production? I could install and configure for him but he is definitely in the end-us

selected admin actions for a user, who is owner of one of the tenants in a multi tenant django crm app

Hi Group, could someone please help me with - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17184386/providing-admin-actions-to-group-members-in-a-multi-tenant-django-crm-applicatio Thanks! -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Django users" group. To unsubscribe