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EspoCRM is an open-source CRM web application for building and maintaining customer relationships. Its documented workflows include storing and organizing leads, contacts, sales opportunities, marketing campaigns, support cases, and other business information in a unified interface. The project also identifies sales automation, customer support, contacts, calendar, documents, and customer portal functionality through its repository topics.

The application uses a single-page frontend with a PHP REST API backend. Organizations can customize entities, fields, relationships, and buttons, extend the system, and integrate it with other applications through the REST API. EspoCRM can be installed manually or by script, and deployment documentation covers Docker and Traefik. Supported databases include MySQL, MariaDB, and PostgreSQL.

Krayin CRM is a free, open-source CRM application for SMEs and enterprises. Its documented focus is complete customer lifecycle management, including customer, lead, and sales management. The README lists an admin panel, dashboard, custom attributes, modular architecture, and email parsing through SendGrid.

The application is built with Laravel, PHP, and Vue.js. It can be installed with Composer and configured with database, mail, and application URL settings, then run locally with Laravel or deployed behind Apache or NGINX. The project also documents Docker installation, managed cloud hosting, multi-tenant SaaS, WhatsApp lead generation, and VoIP extensions.

Comp AI CRM is an open-source, agent-first customer relationship management system. It provides records for contacts, companies, and deals, including a pipeline that can be seeded with sample data. Its agent can search CRM history, identify contacts, research people, enrich companies, record evidence-backed facts, write briefs, and schedule follow-up checks.

The repository documents a Next.js front end, NestJS API, Postgres database, authentication, mailbox synchronization, durable agent sessions, work queues, and an Agent tab on records. Local deployment uses Bun and Docker Compose for Postgres, with separate app, API, and agent processes; production deployment is described as three independent deployments plus Postgres. The project is single-tenant and licensed under MIT.

Dolibarr is an open-source ERP and CRM suite for companies, foundations, and freelancers. It manages customers, prospects, leads, contacts, suppliers, opportunities, commercial proposals, orders, contracts, invoices, payments, products, stock, purchasing, accounting, projects, tickets, memberships, and human resources.

The software is modular, with customizable dashboards, multi-user permissions, multi-language and multi-currency support, reporting, data import/export, APIs, document generation, mass emailing, and integrations including payment platforms. It can run standalone or as a web application over a LAN or the Internet.

Dolibarr is self-hostable using PHP with MariaDB, MySQL, or PostgreSQL and supports installation through a web server, packaged distributions, or Docker. Commercial cloud offerings and third-party extensions are also available.

SuiteCRM is an open-source, enterprise-ready customer relationship management application. Its documented topics and CRM positioning cover accounts, contacts, leads, opportunities, cases, contracts, quotes, documents, reports, multi-currency, multi-language support, portals, and workflow functionality.

SuiteCRM 7 can be deployed on Linux or Windows servers using Apache or IIS, PHP, and MySQL, MariaDB, or MSSQL. The README describes local, internal-network, public-cloud, and managed-hosting deployment options. It is licensed under AGPLv3 and also provides an online demo and optional managed hosting and support services.

Ever Gauzy is an open business-management platform combining customer relationship management with ERP, HRM, applicant tracking, project management, sales, financial management, inventory, and production features. Its CRM workflows include contacts for clients, customers, and leads, sales pipelines, proposals, schedules, email history, and organization management.

The platform also provides dashboards, reports, insights, analytics, accounting, invoicing, billing, payments, time tracking, employee management, and permissions. It can run as a SaaS service, browser-based server, or Windows, macOS, and Linux desktop application. The repository documents local installation with Node.js, a browser UI, Docker Compose, and Kubernetes recommendations, using SQLite or external databases such as PostgreSQL.

Frappe CRM is an open-source CRM designed for modern sales teams. It provides a web interface for managing leads and deals, with consolidated records for activities, comments, notes, and tasks. Kanban boards support visual stage tracking, while custom views provide filtering, sorting, and configurable columns.

The project documents built-in Twilio and Exotel calling integrations, call recording, WhatsApp messaging through Frappe WhatsApp, and ERPNext integration for invoicing and accounting. It can be used through managed Frappe Cloud hosting or deployed locally with Frappe, Docker Compose, or the documented production installation script.

BottleCRM is an open-source CRM for startups and enterprises. It manages the customer lifecycle through leads, accounts, contacts, opportunities, support tickets, tasks, and invoices. The product provides a SvelteKit web application, a native Flutter mobile app, and a Django REST API backed by PostgreSQL.

The platform supports multi-tenancy with PostgreSQL Row-Level Security, helpdesk workflows with SLA timers, approvals, escalations, macros, and a knowledge base, plus agent access through per-user API tokens and OpenAPI documentation. It is MIT licensed and designed for self-hosting, with Docker Compose and manual deployment documentation covering production setup, backups, and security hardening.

Relaticle is an open-source CRM designed for developer-led teams, AI-focused startups, and SMBs. Its documented workflow centers on managing contacts, companies, opportunities, notes, tasks, and customizable CRM records through a modern interface. The application includes 22 custom field types, entity relationships, conditional visibility, encryption, and multi-team data isolation.

Relaticle also provides a production-grade MCP server with 32 tools, schema discovery, and a REST API with full CRUD operations for AI-agent and system integrations. It is self-hostable under AGPL-3.0, with documented Docker and manual deployment paths. The repository lists Laravel, Filament, PHP, PostgreSQL, Composer, Node.js, and optional Redis requirements.

Atomic CRM is a full-featured CRM built with React, shadcn-admin-kit, and Supabase. Its documented workflows include organizing contacts, creating tasks and reminders, taking notes, capturing emails as notes, viewing aggregated activity history, and importing or exporting data.

The application manages deals through a Kanban sales pipeline and supports custom fields, theme changes, replaceable components, API integrations, and access through Google, Azure, Keycloak, and Auth0. It is available under the MIT license, can be tested online, and can be run locally with Node, Make, Docker, a local Supabase instance, and PostgreSQL.

NextCRM is an open-source CRM application for managing accounts, contacts, leads, opportunities, targets, contracts, products, activities, campaigns, projects, documents, and invoices. Its CRM entities support create, update, search, linked activities, audit history, soft deletion, and pipeline-oriented opportunity management. It also includes unified keyword and semantic search, reports, an email client, invoicing with payments and PDF export, and AI enrichment for targets and contacts.

The application is implemented with Next.js, React, PostgreSQL, Prisma, and shadcn/ui, with authentication and background jobs provided through documented integrations. Users can run it locally or deploy it with the supplied Docker Compose setup, which bundles the application, PostgreSQL with pgvector, MinIO, and Inngest. An MCP server exposes authenticated tools for reading and writing CRM data.

Django-CRM is a production-stable, open-source customer relationship management system for businesses and freelancers. It manages leads, opportunities, companies, contacts, deals, products, payments, requests, tasks, projects, subtasks, reminders, files, and team assignments, with role-based permissions and interconnected CRM models for sales workflows.

The platform includes sales funnel and income reports, lead-source analytics, email accounts using SMTP and IMAP, newsletters, campaigns, dynamic templates, contact segmentation, and correspondence linked to CRM objects. It also provides web-form integration, imports and exports, messenger and VoIP integrations, multilingual support, and an adaptive Django Admin interface. It runs as a standard Django project with SQLite, MySQL, or PostgreSQL and is intended for self-hosted or on-premise deployment.

DeskcommCRM is an open-source CRM and sales operations system for businesses that sell through WhatsApp. It provides contact and funnel management, Kanban pipeline views, lead capture through webhooks, follow-ups, routing, team assignment, performance views, and automations that can tag, move, assign, message, or notify external systems.

The product combines human support with configurable AI agents using RAG, memory, skills, sentiment analysis, audited handoffs, and selectable OpenRouter, Anthropic, or OpenAI providers. WhatsApp connectivity is available through QR-based WAHA or Meta Cloud API, with Nuvemshop integration documented. It is multi-tenant and designed for LGPD controls, RBAC, audit logging, and self-managed deployment on a VPS with Docker and Supabase.

MyCompany is an open-source ERP and CRM for small and medium-sized businesses. Its Sales & CRM module provides a lead kanban board, logs calls and emails, tracks marketing sources, and creates sales orders and invoices from leads. Other modules cover purchasing, inventory, invoicing, manufacturing, projects, HR, and retail POS in a shared database.

The product can be installed on Linux or Windows, with a web client and desktop client documented. Docker installation is supported, and the project provides installation scripts, an installer, documentation, and a live demo. Company-specific fields and modules can be added through separate lsFusion modules.

IDURAR is an open-source ERP and CRM application built with Node.js, Express.js, MongoDB, React, Ant Design, and Redux. Its documented workflows include customer management, quote management, invoice management, payment management, and accounting, with the repository also describing inventory and HR capabilities.

The project provides a self-hosted deployment path. Setup involves cloning the repository, configuring a MongoDB account and database, editing environment settings, installing backend and frontend dependencies, running the setup script, and starting the backend and frontend servers. The README describes an enterprise self-hosted version and permits personal or commercial use under AGPL-3.0.