Open source ERP with extended CRM and time tracking in the new FileMaker Magazine

(openPR) The ERP software gFM-Business Open Source, developed by gofilemaker.de, offers companies a powerful and flexibly adaptable solution for managing customers, items, invoices and many other company data. The system, based on FileMaker Pro, includes all the essential modules of a compact CRM (Customer Relationship Management) with integrated address management, a clear item management system and an invoicing module that makes the creation of invoices and credit notes efficient and user-friendly. As an open license, gFM-Business Open Source can be adapted and expanded to individual requirements with Claris FileMaker Pro on Apple Mac or Microsoft Windows and is also available in larger expansion stages for higher requirements.

Extended version presented in FileMaker Magazine 202404

In collaboration with FileMaker Magazine, gofilemaker.de presents an exclusive, extended version of the new open source ERP software in the latest issue FMM_202404. This version contains a significant extension in the CRM module: fully integrated time recording for automatic billing of services. This function enables companies to precisely record their employees’ working hours and bill services directly in the invoice. This is particularly advantageous for service companies that bill their customers based on time spent, such as IT service providers, agencies or craft businesses.

Accompanying article on the extension with FileMaker Pro

The manufacturer not only offers the software itself, but also provides detailed instructions in an accompanying article in the magazine on how users can expand the ERP software themselves with functions such as time tracking. The article describes the steps for implementation in FileMaker Pro and is aimed at both developers and advanced users who want to customize their FileMaker solutions. The use of FileMaker Pro enables the ERP solution to be designed flexibly so that it can be tailored precisely to the company’s requirements. The accompanying article enables the reader to understand the internal structure of gFM-Business and to use FileMaker to integrate other desired functions into the software.

Free download for subscribers

Another highlight of this publication: FileMaker Magazine subscribers can download the extended version of the ERP software free of charge. This exclusive version gives them the opportunity to use the new functions immediately in their work environment and to learn about the extended software step by step through the comprehensive article in the magazine.

More about the current FileMaker Magazine FMM_202404:
https://filemaker-magazin.de/neuigkeit/4268-Appetithappen-FMM_202404

Four FileMaker ERP platforms for maximum flexibility

The official Claris partner gofilemaker.de offers the gFM Business ERP software in four different expansion levels to provide a suitable solution for companies of all sizes and requirements. The standard version covers the basic functions such as CRM, item management and invoicing and is ideal for smaller companies or beginners. For larger projects and individual requirements, the custom version offers extended customization options so that the software can be perfectly tailored to the specific work processes.

Particularly noteworthy is the open license, which allows companies and developers to edit and adapt the source code of the software. This version is ideal for companies that want to continuously develop their ERP solution. In addition to the standard and custom versions, gFM-Business offers an extended version that integrates additional functions such as project management and time recording. This gives companies maximum flexibility to adapt the software to their specific needs and support their growth.

More about the customizable gFM Business ERP platform:
https://gofilemaker.de/gfm-business-warenwirtschaft/

For your own customization and expansion, gofilemaker.de offers a free FileMaker crash course on its website, which allows readers to delve deeper into the subject matter in 20 chapters. The site also contains many other step-by-step instructions as well as tips and tricks for FileMaker and how to connect database apps with other systems such as Google Maps, Microsoft Outlook, HubSpot and others.

The FileMaker Magazine: Guide for developers and licensing advice

Since its founding, FileMaker Magazine has established itself as the leading trade magazine for FileMaker developers and offers in-depth information about the FileMaker platform. In addition to the regularly published magazine, which contains specialist articles, instructions and practical examples, the magazine also offers the well-frequented FMM forum on its website, where FileMaker developers exchange ideas on the topic. The website also offers the FMM Experts developer directory, a selection of experienced FileMaker developers in the DACH region who are available as consultants and developers with their services for interested parties.

As an official Claris partner, FileMaker Magazine has extensive expertise in the various FileMaker licensing models. Readers and customers benefit from detailed advice on individual licenses, team licenses and FileMaker Cloud solutions. This combination of specialist knowledge, practical relevance and close cooperation with Claris, the manufacturer of FileMaker, makes the magazine the first port of call for anyone who works with FileMaker or wants to optimize their projects.

Summary

With the extended version of the gFM-Business Open Source ERP, readers of the FileMaker Magazine are provided with an even more powerful solution for managing business processes. The additional time recording function and the option to automatically bill for services open up new efficiency potential, especially for service companies. Thanks to the openness of the FileMaker platform, the software remains flexible and expandable, making it an excellent choice for companies of all sizes. For more demanding requirements, the software is also available in larger expansion stages with an expanded range of functions.

The collaboration with FileMaker Magazine offers additional added value through technical insights and practical instructions for software extensions. Further information and the free download for subscribers can be found in the current issue FMM_202404 of FileMaker Magazine.