Re: ERP Applications on Postgresql -- ERPTool

Hi Amandeep,

Do you have an URL for your application?

:-)

Regards and best wishes,

Justin Clift


Amandeep Singh wrote:
> 
> Hi Everyone,
> Just wanted to let you all know that I have been
> working on development of financial applications
> using,java, javascript, javabeans and of course
> PostgreSQL database for past one year. I was out of
> touch with the community for this time and it kinda
> feels like as if I am coming out trenches. I heard and
> read interviews by Geoff Davidson and Bruce Momijam.
> In Geoff Davidson's interview there is talk about need
> of Applications like Oracle or many other commercial
> vendors have.
> Well I cannot say that my Application , which I fondly
> call ERPTool , can fill the need but ,it definitly can
> provide a very good starting point.
> 
> Right now the modules it has are,
> Order Entry,
> Purchasing,
> Receivables,
> Payables,
> GL (Basic)
> Inventory (Very Basic)
> There are three main points that set it apart from the
> commercial applications.
> 1.It is built using mostly free/open source software.
> 2.It is highly and very rapidly customizable.
> 3.It needs nothing more than a browser on client side
> to function.
> While it serves all the basic needs for a small
> company
> it can very rapidly expanded by adding new forms and
> functionality to suit the needs of an enterprise of
> any size. I would like to colloborate with postgresql
> and other open source communities to make one of the
> most versetile and dependable product using open
> source code.
> Please let me know if this can be done.
> 
> Regards
> Amandeep Singh
> 
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