Newsletter NaN·tic info
Quick summary
The first issue of NaN·tic info introduces a monthly newsletter about NaN·tic and open-source ERP. It covers module news and improvements, R&D work, success stories, promotions and new services, helping the company communicate with users, implementers, developers, consultants and anyone else interested.
Contents
We inaugurate September with the first issue of NaN·tic info.

NaN·tic info is a monthly newsletter published in Catalan and Spanish that discusses topics related to NaN·tic and open-source ERP. The articles include news and improvements to our modules, as well as information about the development paths followed by our R&D department. The publication also links to our most important success stories and serves as a communication tool for launching promotions and new services.
The purpose of this newsletter is to improve our communication with the open-source community—not only users, but also implementers, developers, consultants and anyone interested.
If you would like to receive NaN·tic info by email, please do not hesitate to contact us through our contact page.
Frequently asked questions
What is NaN·tic info?
It is a monthly newsletter about NaN·tic and open-source ERP, covering news, improvements and information about project development.
What kind of content does the newsletter include?
It includes module news and improvements, information about R&D development paths, success stories, promotions and new services.
Who is NaN·tic info for, and how can it be received?
It is intended for users, implementers, developers, consultants and anyone interested in the open-source community. To receive it by email, contact NaN·tic through its contact page.
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