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Peer to Peer Recognition Brings Teams TogetherCreate a positive and energetic workplace environment with Motivosity, an innovative employee recognition and engagement platform. With Motivosity, employees can give each other small monetary bonuses for doing great things, promoting trust, collaboration, and appreciation in the workplace. The software solution comes with features such as an open-currency open-reward system, insights and analytics, dynamic organization chart, award programs, milestones, and more.
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End-To-End Document Management SoftwareUnForm® is a platform-independent software product that creates, delivers, stores and retrieves graphically enhanced documents from ERP application printing. A complete, end-to-end document management solution, UnForm interfaces at the point of printing to produce documents in various formats for printing and electronic delivery.
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Overactive Logistics is a freight forwarding software solution being developed for the cargo transportation industry. It runs in both web based or stand alone modes and provides a graphical user interface with rich client capabilities.
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MyPhpMoney is a tool written in PHP to manage bank accounts thru a web interface. It uses mysql to store data and relies on PHPLIB (template, session and database abstraction).
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PHP/Mysql based Guild website portal for world of warcraft guilds. It will provide the guild with a place to maintain member information, professions, dkp, forums, raid planner / signups, guild bank items etc.
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EasySend is a no-code platform that transforms customer journeysEvolve forms into smart, AI-powered digital workflows that streamline your data intake and elevate customer experiences.
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This project is a lightweight server written in Ocaml for highly interactive webpages or even online browser based games. The server can already be used as a fast frontend to a MySQL database. The software should work on *nix and windows.
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