Senbei by akosma

Senbei is an iPhone client for accessing remote servers running a copy of Fat Free CRM.

CRM?

“CRM (abbreviation) customer relationship management, denoting strategies and software that enable a company to organize and optimize its customer relations.”

Senbei?

Because Senbei is lightweight, tasty and, most importantly, fat-free :) The name and icon were both suggested by the design and branding geniuses of Zerofee.

Functionality

• List pending tasks;
• Mark tasks as done;
• Create a new task;
• List contacts, accounts, opportunities, leads and campaigns (with page-based loading; scroll to the bottom, a new page of data loads automatically);
• Search contacts, accounts, opportunities, leads and campaigns;
• View comments for contacts, accounts, opportunities, leads and campaigns;
• Add comments for contacts, accounts, opportunities, leads and campaigns;
• View contacts as “address book” entries, with integrated e-mail and web browsing;
• Configurable to use any FFCRM instance (URL, username, password, done). Off the box it uses the http://demo.fatfreecrm.com/ site as a default entry, with a random entry (“aaron”, “ben”, “elizabeth”) as username and password;
• Lists are sorted and displayed in the same order as the underlying FFCRM instance.
• Displays Gravatars for accounts with e-mails.

Planned features

Soon

• Create contacts from the local address book;
• View accounts, opportunities, leads and campaigns details in a separate screen;
• View assigned and completed tasks.

Later

• List users;
• View user details;
• Create cross-relations (jump from one account to its opportunities, and so on);
• Other things I can’t remember right now :)

Credits

• Fat Free CRM by Michael Dvorkin
• Application name and icon by Zerofee.
• German translation by Martin Hering from Vemedio.
• Tab bar icons used with permission from
  • eddit, Inc.,
  • Joseph Wain / glyphish.com
  • www.pixelpressicons.com

License

This code is released under a liberal BSD license. See the LICENSE file for details.