The external system
Not us
A file, a table, a call. That ERP’s name is not in the code. Nesso is not that system.
The trial
The repository is public. Docker Compose starts an empty Espo and the engine. Production dumps are not mounted.
Espo on one side
An empty Espo is the trial. A production dump is not.
The code is at github.com/nessocrm/nessocrm. There is no installer and there is no waitlist. Whoever wants to try clones the repository and reads the manual in the docs folder.
This page does not ask for an email address. There is no form. The contact is the repository.
Docker Compose starts the database, an empty Espo, and the engine. The trial Espo stays empty: production dumps are not imported and attachments are not copied.
Writes toward Espo go through the HTTP API. No query on Espo tables. The Advanced Pack, if someone has it locally, is not in the repository and is not published.
Write-back, retry queue, portal filter, seal: off. The NESSO_SECRET_KEY variable is not set, so a password saved in the trial stays cleartext on the volume. It is written in the manual, it is not a surprise.
Mail is not configured from here. A run journal stays in the language of the run.
The manual is the docs folder of the repository. This site does not rebuild it.
The passage
Nesso stands in the middle. It reads the channel, applies the mapping, and writes through Espo’s API. It does not open the CRM tables.
Not us
A file, a table, a call. That ERP’s name is not in the code. Nesso is not that system.
This is us
Channel, sheet, fields. If the write switch is off, it does not write. If the field belongs to Espo, it does not clear it.
The sheet
The record, if it is born, is born there. CRM mail stays in Espo. The Advanced Pack is not rewritten.
Nesso always has Espo on one side. It is not a bridge between any two systems.
The trial is the public repository. It starts an empty Espo. It does not import a production dump.
How the trial works