This text provides an overview of a business software package designed as a scalable, multi-company SaaS built using a robust architecture, without reliance on third-party marketplace scripts or reskinned templates. This package, named QuotigyDash, is developed with Laravel and includes full source code, a bilingual interface in English and Italian, and a range of functionalities such as client and catalog management, quotes and invoices system, PDF invoice generation, and VAT handling. It is structured to accommodate deployment on diverse platforms, including VPS, cloud hosting, or Raspberry Pi. The offering comes with branding assets, domain registration, and a suite of marketing materials but excludes physical hardware.
The included tech stack consists of Laravel 12, PHP 8.2+, MySQL or SQLite, Blade, Bootstrap, and is geared towards self-hosted architecture. The live demo is available for evaluation purposes with sample data, not allowing registration. The sale comprises the full package, excluding rights to generic architectural components, and includes documentation for deployment. Domain registration is managed through Namecheap, with DNS currently set via Cloudflare.
The transition offers limited support through written communication for up to 14 days post-sale. The owner intends to sell QuotigyDash due to a shift in focus toward alternative projects, offering an opportunity for a new entity to commercialize and scale the product effectively. Potential buyers are required to either have or establish accounts with Namecheap and setup DNS configurations independently.
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