[Gnumed-devel] Fwd: GnuCash integrated product announcement.

[Elizabeth Dodd]

I listen on the Gnucash list because I see that our ideal medical system will 
have to charge someone for our services and we all like open-source. I am 
posting this without having read it :-( because want to be able to integrate 
financial and medical functions in our offices.
Liz
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> GnuCash integrated product announcement.
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> Tue, 23 Sep 2003 18:06:04 -0700
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> Just wanted to drop you all a quick note that CogBilling, an online billing 
> system which  integrates with GnuCash, is now available for review at 
> http://www.rsmba.biz/download.  CogBilling is an online database driven billing 
> system written entirely on open source products.  In its present state it's 
> intentionally void of heavy graphic images and "creature features" to maximize 
> flexibility in developing future versions.  CogBilling is intended to be useful 
> for any professional services organization, but ultimately should function 
> especially well in organizations that do software development, legal services 
> and the like.  Furthermore, CogBilling is intended to be integrated into large 
> IT infrastructures such as those found in healthcare institutions, clinics and 
> physician practices.
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> This application is the first public release of our planned open source 
> applications.  Once we can sustain continuous development of the application 
> through the sale of services and website hosting we will release the whole 
> thing under a traditional open source license (e.g. Gnu, BSD, etc . . .).  At 
> the present, we expect this to occur in the spring or summer of 2004.
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> For the more technically inclined, CogBilling was written in Embedded Perl 
> (Embperl), and uses a PostgreSQL database as the backend.  It is hosted on the 
> latest version of the Apache web server.
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> This is the first beta release of the product, so the user interface promises 
> to be a bit rough, and the online manual is not presently available.  However, 
> you will find that the system's basic functionality works.
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> Future directions we have planned with this product is deeper integration with 
> GnuCash at the database level, integration with GnoTime, and integration with 
> Issue Tracker.
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> You can e-mail me directly, but for the benefit of the Open Source community 
> you should also post comments, criticisms or suggestions posted to this 
> discussion list.
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> Thank you.
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> Richard Schilling
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