stela-control-dynamic

Stela Control Dynamic CRM

Stela Control Dynamic is a comprehensive Customer Relationship Management (CRM) solution built on Django. This modular library offers a suite of tools for managing Communications, Content, Marketing, Inventory, Orders, Finance, and User control. Additionally, it includes multipurpose website features such as checkout, Login, Booking, Reviews, Blog, and Marketplace.

Core Modules

• communications: Management of communications like emails, SMS, notifications, etc.
• content_management: Content management, including page, blog, and multimedia content management.
• marketing: Marketing campaign management, conversion tracking, and analytics.
• inventory: Inventory management for products and stock.
• orders: Processing and tracking customer orders.
• finance: Features related to billing, accounting, and financial management.
• user_management: User administration, permissions, roles, and security management.

Website Features

• checkout: Payment processing and shopping cart management.
• login: User authentication and authorization management.
• booking: Booking system for appointments, events, or services.
• reviews: System for user ratings and feedback.
• blog: Comprehensive blog functionality to create and share content.
• marketplace: Tools for building an online marketplace or store.
• gallery: Image gallery and multimedia content management.

Installation

You can install stela_control using pip:

pip install stela_control

After installation, add the necessary applications to your INSTALLED_APPS in your Django settings.py configuration:

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    # ... other installed apps ...
    'stela_control',
    # ... more stela_control_dynamic apps as required ...
]

stela_control_dynamic is open-source software licensed under the MIT license.

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