[SGVLUG] Simple Invoicing Solution

[Matthew Gallizzi]

I'm looking for a financial solution as well. I've looked at gnucash and SQL
Ledger. Both are probably too complex for what you're looking for. I'd like
to tie in the invoicing solution to a financial system so I can track
income/expense for business (and more). And I don't want to avoid LAMP ...
being able to manage this type of thing from anywhere with Internet access I
think can be good. Especially if you have multiple people doing invoicing
and a single person working the numbers - or something. Let me know if you
find anything, I'm curious.

Thanks

On 12/15/06, Alex Roston <tungtung at pacbell.net> wrote:
>
> Does anyone out there know of a simple invoicing solution for Linux?
> I've got a customer who needs something easy and efficient. Nothing as
> complex as Compiere, for example, and something like GNUcash is probably
> too complex - the receptionist shouldn't have to do double-entry
> accounting.
>
> The application would need to:
>
> 1.) Keep a simple list of customer names, addresses, etc.
>
> 2.) Keep a simple list of service providers and their names, addresses,
> etc.
>
> 3.) Attach a list of invoices to each customer and each service provider
>
> 4.) Print invoices and payment records as necessary.
>
> 5.) Maybe have the capacity to attach notes to each transaction or each
> customer.
>
> I don't care if the application is paid or free as long as it's not too
> expensive. I'd like to avoid a LAMP stack if possible.
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Alex
>



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