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== Features == | == Features == | ||
* [[What Dolibarr Do|What Dolibarr can do]] | * [[What Dolibarr Do|What is Dolibarr, What Dolibarr can do]] | ||
* [[What Dolibarr can't do|What Dolibarr can't do]] | * [[What Dolibarr can't do|What is not Dolibarr, What Dolibarr can't do]] | ||
== Installation/Setup/Upgrade == | == Installation/Setup/Upgrade == | ||
Revision as of 17:58, 26 July 2019
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This page is the main index of documents relating to user documentation. For developer documentation, see here.
Dolibarr and modules
Features
Installation/Setup/Upgrade
Usage (by modules)
Knowing how to use Dolibarr is knowing its modules, menus, and features. First, once the installation step is complete (see previous chapters), let's have a look at general information on usage:
- General information on usage (First steps).
Once general usage is understood, you can have a look at the documentation about all standard business modules. Choose the module you are interested in to see such documentation:
- Standard modules are modules available by default in all common installation. List of standard modules is defined on the page List of Modules
- External modules are modules you can get on other sources than official sources. They are provided by third parties. Most of them can be found in the marketplace https://www.dolistore.com. List of external modules is defined on the page Complementary modules.
Administration
Other sources of documentation
- Ubuntu doc (French)
Glossary
See page Glossary
FAQ
All FAQ are available through the index page FAQ EN