django-prospect
Managing your prospects easily
Abstract
django-prospect is an application that allows you to save information about your prospects and then easily find them in your list.
With django-prospect you will be able to save reports of your e-mails, phone calls and meetings.
django-prospect will help you to make appointments and will remind you of prospects you must phone.
Features
Add your prospects to the list, enter information about them. You can later modify this information, delete them from your list.
Documentation
Read it online at : http://django-prospect.readthedocs.org/
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