[Hidden-tech] nonprofit CRM

[Bob O'Haver]

I have one to add to the list.  Http://freecrm.com

I use it and now moving to the paid version.  I find it easy to use  
and does also most every thing I need.  the paid version is more robust.

If you are looking for a good CMS  check out Semiologic.com.  I have a  
lot of experiance with this system for shopping carts and CMS just for  
a website.
it is as easy to use as a blog.

check it out.
Bob
or call me  413 528-6386

On Nov 20, 2007, at 2:24 PM, Jeremy Dunn wrote:

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> If you're not already aware of it, there is a pretty comprehensive  
> listing of free, open-source CMS' here
> www.opensourcecms.com
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> You can play with each one; there's a fully-functional demo of each  
> online. The data refreshes every 2 hours so you can tinker as much  
> as you like. Also they are categorized by various functions (e.g.  
> shopping cart) and have user-ratings.
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> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rich" <rich at on-the-net.com>
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>>
>> Civicrm is a series of extension modules that works with Joomla or  
>> Drupal.
>> Great if you are prepared to build a Joomla/Drupal based web site -  
>> but not if you just want the CRM
>>
>> We also started to use ACT and found a number of issues when trying  
>> to work/sync on multiple computer and not have the
>> time/resources/justification to really support it -- I expect to  
>> move back to sugarCRM.
>>
>> Rich
>>
>> andrew bellak wrote:
>>> Hey Doug,
>>>
>>> I heard about a resource from a person who has done some websites  
>>> for non-profits: http://civicrm.org/ I haven’t used it or checked  
>>> it out yet but it looks interesting.
>>>
>>> We’re also considering switching to using ACT in-house www.act.com  
>>> <http://www.goodsearch.com/Redirect.aspx?type=1&url=http://rc12.overture.com/d/sr/?xargs=15KPjg1g1St5auwuf0L%5FiXEbqUkwwBnJi9980dDpUNF9JYg3tuIvYuPa7By%5FVIa%2D1m6AulyYDn9K9gOqz2n%5F%2DUFBCMQVuXG%2DL7yt2QwNpucr%5FyG4xR1uY03trZmNBDPGlXNWPmJo3q3budYoWhUCcVrdNGjkTGo54mnJOglKMTGKyJgF957Q2OLJsSv61xxYiDI4UWDfUSYYjK1zjFL8Ff3Y14kcyUDg%2E%2E&yargs=www.act.com 
>>> > as it seems pretty reasonably priced. I’m not sure if it’ll have  
>>> all the functionality you’re looking for though.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>>
>>> Andrew
>>>
>>> Andrew Bellak
>>>
>>> 646-552-5783 mobile
>>>
>>
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