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Component Content Management System for Software DocumentationPaligo is an end-to-end Component Content Management System (CCMS) solution for technical documentation, policies and procedures, knowledge management, and more.
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Quality and compliance software for growing life science companiesAutomate gap analysis across FDA, ISO 13485, MDR, and 28+ regulatory standards. Cross-map evidence once, reuse across submissions. Get real-time risk alerts and board-ready dashboards, so you can expand into new markets with confidence
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Navigate CMS
Open source content management system
A powerful and intuitive content management system for everybody. The easiest way to keep your website updated. Companies - Update your corporate website effortlessly. Define user roles with permissions. Integrate your project with the social networks. Developers - Discover how nv tags can save you hours of coding in PHP. Create extensions and widgets on a platform without complications. -
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AllianceCMS
AllianceCMS - A Community Centric Content Management System
A secure, flexible, web standards compliant PHP 5.4+ Content Management System which allows easy 3rd party code integration. Our Module API and Template system promotes secure coding practices. -
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Aruke is a CMS (Content Manager System) written in PHP. It's similar to other CMS but it's uses SQLite DB files in order to store all data. It support some feature like xhtml,comments,summaries,auto menu,users,upload,multilanguage, etc...
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The Data4Ever project is intended to store online user accounts with their settings (e.g. web bookmarks, documents, notes etc)
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Create a personalized AI chatbot for each team in minutesQueryPal is the lifeline your team needs. Our AI chatbot integrates seamlessly with your communication channels, using advanced language understanding to identify and auto-answer repetitive questions — in seconds.
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