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Knowing how to use Dolibarr is knowing its modules, menus, and features. | Knowing how to use Dolibarr is knowing how to use 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: | 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). | * [[General information on usage]] (First steps). | ||
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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 how to use 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