The KwaMoja team are proud to announce the release of version 20.03 of our open source ERP system. The code can be downloaded from here. Installation instructions can be found here. The system can be installed manually or by using the KwaMoja installer. KwaMoja is based on the webERP system, and contains all of theContinue reading “Release 20.03”
We have now branched off the code that will become the new 20.03 release. You can find the code at https://github.com/timschofield/KwaMoja/tree/release_20.03 and you can download from https://github.com/timschofield/KwaMoja/archive/release_20.03.zip Any new features won’t appear in this branch, just fixes to the code that is already there. We are on target to make this release on the 1stContinue reading “New release branch created”
This post is in response to this question. “A bill of materials or product structure is a list of the raw materials, sub-assemblies, intermediate assemblies, sub-components, parts, and the quantities of each needed to manufacture an end product. A BOM may be used for communication between manufacturing partners or confined to a single manufacturing plant.”Continue reading “Creating a Bill of Materials (BOM)”
As has been said in a previous post, KwaMoja grew out of the webERP project. Over the years we have always attempted to bring any changes made in webERP over to KwaMoja. However there are a lot of improvements we have made in KwaMoja which were never taken by those in charge of the webERPContinue reading “WebERP to KwaMoja conversion”
Overview The purpose of a dashboard within an ERP is to provide each user with key data (KPIs) referring to their job. This way, each user can quickly see how they are performing and take appropriate action when necessary. In order to achieve this the dashboard needs to be easily configurable, and extendable. The KwaMojaContinue reading “The KwaMoja dashboard”
The installer is currently undergoing some major work, so for the moment it is advisable to install manually. This is a a tutorial on how to achieve this. A manual installation consists of the following five steps: Copying all the PHP scripts and include files to a directory under the web server document root directory.Continue reading “Manual KwaMoja Installation”
KwaMoja grew out of a course of lectures I gave at a community college in Kenya several years ago. The course was based on the WebERP open source project that I had been a developer on for many years. Several of the students wanted to carry on the work we had done on the course,Continue reading “KwaMoja – A little history”
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