Status on NPO Accounting project: Conservancy seeks a contractor to begin work

[Tim Schofield]

Hello all,

I am a member of the team developing the KwaMoja
(http://www.kwamoja.com/) ERP system in Africa. The project is
released under gpl v2.0.

This project is a fork of the webERP project.

I believe we can meet all of your needs, and would be happy to spend
the time doing any alterations that would meet your requirements.

Thanks
Tim

On 9 September 2013 20:46, Bradley M. Kuhn <bkuhn at ebb.org> wrote:
> I wrote:
>>> My current plan is to spend a day or two doing an "eval-sprint",
>>> where we can all get together on an IRC channel (once Conservancy has
>>> hired someone) and work through the list quickly, eliminating ones
>>> that have no hope, to get down quickly to that list of 3-5.
>
> Josh Berkus wrote at 18:04 (EDT) on Friday:
>> I think the "elimination round" is something which the volunteer
>> community members on this list could help with.
>
> Definitely.  I'll advertise the dates/times with plenty of notice.
>
>>
>> Yeah, and I won't hide my bias towards using a relational database.
>> While I like Ledger's simplicity (we're using it for PGCAC), I can
>> also see outgrowing its reporting capabilities quite quickly, and I
>> currently can't imagine how we could implement a system with different
>> classes of users with different permissions on top of Ledger-CLI.
>> Maybe I lack imagination ;-)
>
> I have some unorthodox ideas about how we might do this using a revision
> control system underneath to handle things like user permissions.
>
> But, the issues you raise are real ones that have to be considered.
>
> --
>    -- bkuhn
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