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Simple Codeigniter CRM

Open311 Simple CRM is a basic open source web application for storing problem reports and tracking requests.

Installation

Open311 Simple CRM is written in PHP using the CodeIgniter framework. You should find it easy to install provided you have access to a webserver and a database.

The code generally expects to be running under an Apache webserver with a mySQL database. It may be possible change these things if your system is different -- see the installation documentation:

Installation instructions: see documentation/INSTALL.md

Quickstart

If you're familiar with PHP CodeIgniter (or possibly just PHP!) you might be able to get things going just by dropping the repository somewhere under your server root. (In fact, for a super quickstart, set up your webserver so that web/ is the server root).

The Open311 Simple CRM root page will provide diagnostics even if you've not got the database running, so try hitting that as soon as you get going.

Remember to see documentation/INSTALL.md for details. If the home page seems OK, try clicking on Main site and logging in as the default out-of-the-box administrator:

  • username: admin@example.com
  • password: password

You must to change these values as soon as you're logged in! The root page will tell you how (until you've done it).

Licensing

See LICENSE.txt but also check in documentation/ for component-specific licenses.

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