What is a good ERP/CRM base to use for a company to create a custom functionality-rich website but expect regular employees to know how to add content to the website?

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Odoo

#ERP #CRM #Business Management 13 social mentions

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Next.js

You could then pair that with something like Remix, Next, Sveltekit, Nuxt, etc, depending on your preferred framework for your frontend.

#Developer Tools #Web Frameworks #JavaScript Framework 919 social mentions

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SvelteKit

You could then pair that with something like Remix, Next, Sveltekit, Nuxt, etc, depending on your preferred framework for your frontend.

#Application And Data #Languages & Frameworks #Frameworks (Full Stack) 82 social mentions

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ERPNext

If you want an ERP backend for things like logistics, inventory, etc. that's highly customizable but also has a consistent UI framework, ERPNext could be a good option. It's open source and relatively low-code.

#Accounting & Finance #ERP #Inventory Management 36 social mentions

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Directus

#CMS #Blogging #Blogging Platform 118 social mentions

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Payload CMS

Check out Payload, it has a beautiful admin interface that rivals WordPress and it's written in a very modern way using Node.js and TypeScript. It is both a "headless cms" and "application framework" meaning you can build essentially anything you want with it, including high-end enterprise-sized websites that both engineers and content editors will love using.

#CMS #JavaScript #SaaS 83 social mentions