Software management

[Paul Aspinall]

Hi
Does anyone know of a piece of software which can be used to keep track of
software sales, customers license keys, e-mailing current customers and
potential users etc.... Basically, some software to help a small developer
to manage sales etc..

Does anyone know of such a product??

Thanks

 

[Pohihihi]

if you are a developer then why don't you make your own customized app.
other than pointing you this out i am sorry can't help much. maybe i will
search online for sourcefoge fo rthat.

 

[Paul Aspinall]

What great advice... That had never occurred to me....

Once I've finished writing my own Operating System, and Development
environment, I will start work on it.....

 

[Huey]

I thought it was a good and relevant question. For me it was anyway.
I am in a similar situation and have thought about doing a quick one in
Access but buying a proven product already in the marketplace is a better
option really. So I will be interested in other peoples comments.

 

[John Timney \( MVP \)]

Well in between writing those systems, why dont you take a look at the CRM
section of sourceforge.

http://sourceforge.net/softwaremap/trove_list.php?form_cat=579

Something might suit your requirements.

 

[Pohihihi]

I agree, I was sarcastic, MS Small Business pack seems nice, but is not
free. I know few who use it for software sales management and customer
relations. Seems like it has everything a small business might need.
Including tax management etc.


Regards,
Po

 

[Bob Powell [MVP]]

Try Infralutions products. They're pretty cheap and the license key
generator / tracker might be just what you need.

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