Looking for collaboration tool/platform to synergize with my clients in all phases.

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Hello. I am a consultant and will be working with geographically distant clients. I am looking for a solution to collaborate with my clients effectively in all the phases of the projects (architecture, requirements, design, construction, testing, deployment, maintenance). My hunt is for something in the open source (and preferably free) space and also on .Net platform.

I need to record my communication with the clients and with growing no. of clients I should not miss out capturing any information.

Please recommend.

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