| Amazon Software: Third party software for the Amazon Marketplace. Feedback Assistant enables sellers to leave feedback for their buyers. Feedback Forager will automatically send a special email to people and allows them to rate the product directly from the email. |
| Appointment 2000: Designed for any business centered on scheduling appointments. Stores customer information that will be accessed easily. Other features include customer's appointment history, daily sign in sheets and mailing labels. Automatically print appointment reports every morning. [Win 95/98/Me/NT] |
| CG Invoicer: Invoice software for small business. Track customers, products and sales. [Mac OS 8.1/OS 9.2/OS X / Windows 95/98/Me/NT 4.0/2000] |
| guMa: Database for tracking customers and suppliers personal contacts. |
| Guma Software: Database for tracking customers and suppliers personal contacts. Prints full record data including all contacts. Screenshots, software overview, user manual in .doc format, and trial download. [Windows 95/98/2000/NT/ME/XP] |
| Invoice! 2002: An invoicing program that can create and store customers, vendors, purchase orders, and invoices and credit memo databases. Provides a built in help that covers all aspects of the program. [Win 95/98/Me/NT/2000] |
| InvoWiz 98: Allows resellers, consultants, and service providers to create invoices, statements, quotes, and receipts in Windows 95/98/2000. Modules for customer and inventory data, sales charting, and invoicing by email. |
| OroLogic Inc.: Superior quality software "OroGesTemps", Time by project management software and "GDS 2000", Service calls management software. [Win 95/98/Me/NT/2000] |
| PractiCount and Invoice: Word counting, quoting and invoicing software for freelance translators and translation agencies. Product specifications, screenshots, FAQs, and downloads. |
| Prospect Tracking: Software package dealing with contact management and commercial prospecting, (file follow-up), that places all the information that is needed at the touch of the mouse in order to manage contacts: prospects, clients, and members. |
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