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Store Management System
system which works as electronic notebook for keeping records...
Visit our site given below for the LATEST UPDATE and guide for use of store management system on https://tmotagam.github.io/ Shop management system which works as electronic notebook it keeps data about sales and also of products it has Point of sale backups and inventory system WHAT`S NEW: Added New Icon We have launched new project FTPT for sharing your files with your teams using ftp go check it out LINK https://sourceforge.net/projects/ftpt/ We have launched new project... -
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labhamster
simple tracking of laboratory purchases and materials
Note: This project has been migrated to: https://github.com/graik/labhamster Labhamster is a simple Django project for tracking materials and reagants ordered for a scientific laboratory and offers a rudimentary inventory management. For now it is not much more than the out-of-the-box Django admin interface with a pretty standard data model.
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