Hipergate

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hipergate is an open source web-based application suite. It is released under the [hipergate Public License], which covers all open source requirements, and is very similar to GPLv3

Functional Modules

hipergate includes 7 different modules by default. Every module can be activated in a user/group/domain basis.

Collaborative tools and Groupware Module: Includes discussion forums, shared calendar, agenda, TO-DO lists and resource management.

Contact Management Module: Covers the most common CRM tasks, such as Call Tracking, Contact management (company/person/address), Business oportunities and Distribuition Lists.

Project Management and Support Issues Tracking Module: Can handle projects, tasks, bugs, support requests and incidences.

eShop Module: Complete shop catalogue, with multiple warehouse control, stock flow, pricing policies, invoices.

Content Management Module: Web-based page builder (future versions will handle wiki syntax)

Massive Email Module: Template-driven emails, with optional response tracking.

Corporate Library: Shared virtual disk among all users, based on HTTP/HTTPS.

Architecture

hipergate is a 100% pure Java, server-based application. That means you only need a web browser to access to all features. Any Servlet/JSP compatible web-server can handle it.

Information is stored in a Relational Database. In 2.x releases, you can use PostgreSQL, Oracle or Microsoft SQL Server. Newer 3.x versions can use MySQL 5, IBM DB2 and Cloudscape.

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