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Which of the open source ERP systems is the least bad?
by bargle0 7y ago
Which of the open source ERP systems is the least bad?
- Proziam 7y agoIf forced, I'd say Dolibarr is probably the best for 'real' ERP use-cases. I say 'real' because ERP is a buzzword that has been beaten to death to describe things that don't even approach what it's intended to mean. A close second is Vienna Advantage. IIRC the development actually came from former SAP devs who have real-world exposure to the problems ERP is supposed to solve.
- unixhero 7y agoThere is also https://www.axelor.com/ https://www.axelor.com/ It seems very promising. I will test it next week for my business.
- Proziam 7y agoWe actually tested Axelor as well! At the time, their documentation was quite lacking (in English at least) to the point that their installation instructions didn't result in a working system. (We got it working using a windows system and an older version, but weren't able to do so on a Debian?? system with the latest version at the time) I would be very happy to hear that things have improved because Axelor is probably the most 'user-friendly' and 'pretty' system we tested - assuming it's functioning.
- thirdsun 7y agoERPNext in my opinion: https://erpnext.com/ https://erpnext.com/