??loud business service OnlyOffice has released its solution for Linux. It’s a freely downloadable open source software that includes Document Management, CRM, Mail, Project Management and Business Collaboration tools required for coordinating teamwork and conducting efficient business.
Linux server version is available for Red Hat, CentOS, Debian, Ubuntu or other compatible distributive. For Docker service users there is a special timesaving installation. Gaining popularity Docker platform for distributed applications for developers and sysadmins automates the applications deployment to the server.
OnlyOffice allows Linux users:
* To track tasks and control team performance with a wide array of options on task and time management via Project management module;
* To visualize projects progress/update the scheduled events,deadlines through Gantt Chart;
* To share documents/integrate with cloud storage such as Box, Sharepoint, OwnCloud using Document management module;
* To manage clients database, track deal opportunities and create invoices through CRM and Invoicing system;
* To collect, process and store all correspondence in one place, connecting all email accounts due to Mail Aggregator.
All the ONLYOFFICE source codes and installation files are located at SourceForge repository – http://sourceforge.net/projects/teamlab/files/ONLYOFFICE 8.1/binaries/
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