NolaPro Free Web-Based Accounting 4.0
| Developer: |
Noguska LLC (more products...) |
| OS: | Windows2000/XP/2003/ Vista Starter/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate/ Vista Home Basic x64/ Vista Home Premium x64/ Vista Enterprise x64/ Vista Ul |
| License: | Freeware |
| Price: |
FREE |
| Size: | 61.99 MB |
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NolaPro v4.0 is a free, web-based Business Management and Accounting Suite. It includes all standard accounting modules as well as order entry, inventory tracking, full payroll services, and plug-ins such as point-of-sale, a business-to-business web portal, and an ecommerce shopping cart. It provides a very flexible interface with user-customizable options for colors, icon sets, and menu displays. The software also allows multiple sets of books for different companies, unlimited simultaneous users, and no data restrictions. Administrators will be pleased with its high level of security for regulating user permissions (read, write, setup) by particular module area. NolaPro competes favorably with the best business software available today--especially enterprise systems costing many thousands of dollars and requiring large monthly support payments. There is no license expiration, no banners, no advertisements, no spyware, no adware, no nag screens, no crippled provisions, and no gimmicks. There is also NO COST unless you choose optional value-added services such as training, live 24/7 support, technical consulting, financial auditing, on-demand hosting, or best of all, customizations which allow NolaPro to be tailored to fit any unique business operations. NolaPro is a living suite of software which is improving and growing with new features to satisfy changing market needs and government requirements. It also includes international features such as VAT support, built-in language translator, and currency symbol/decimal options. Developers and distributors will find that its great for integration with 3rd party applications--contact author (Noguska LLC) for more information. NolaPro has been fully supported and used worldwide since 2003!
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