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    Question [2005] a CRM software in .Net

    We will make a CRM software for a company. It will contain an admin software and a client software. Client software will work in 200 computers. It will send for every call to costumers costumer informations to clients. It will save every call results. And It will save information about workers (how succesful are they, how long do they work...) it will make statistics for mounts and years etc... It will save general information about companies and workers. Software will be in a foreign lang. We will give the source code too.
    How much money shall we take for this project?

    pls help me I have no knowledge about pricing...
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    Re: [2005] a CRM software in .Net

    Well the way I usually do things is to lay out the requirements and build a design around that. Once you have a design, you should have a pretty good idea of how long each item will take. Add up all of the time you think things are going to take and multiply that by your hourly rate.

    Make sure you build in time for meetings and build in a lot of time for "rework", where you built to the requirement, but they want it tweaked or changed to fit their organization better.

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    Re: [2005] a CRM software in .Net

    How to cost a project is not a VB.NET issue and does not belong in the VB.NET forum.
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