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Erik Hommel

Implementer, Developer

EE-atWork

http://www.ee-atwork.nl

CiviCRM helps the organizations we support to do what they have to do! At EE-atWork we assist our customers with implementing and using CiviCRM. This includes functional support, training, project management, data migration, integration using the API and customization. We are based in The Netherlands.

Our customers are mainly non-profits, varying from larger organizations continuously improving the way CiviCRM supports them to smaller organizations using the core functionality and perhaps contributing to a Make It Happen. We have been active in the CiviCRM community since 2009. CiviCRM is all about community, sharing and producing together. We truly believe that one and one can be three!
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Young-Jin Kim

Developer, Implementor, Trainer

Emphanos

http://emphanos.com

The community around CiviCRM is both welcoming and vibrant. CiviCRM as a software solution is a powerful and flexible data management solution for a vast array of nonprofit organizations ranging from the startup NGO to the established multi-million dollar foundation. In our daily work we are seeing more and more NPOs moving away from proprietary systems and single vendor SaaS solutions and embracing the open source community around CiviCRM. Organizations using CiviCRM love the extensibility and the freedoms that come with open source, freedom to choose hosting, freedom to choose project partners, and the freedom to re-use, re-purpose and re-deploy without paying extra.
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Robyn Perry

End-user, Administrator, Trainer

Progressive Technology Project

http://progressivetech.org

CiviCRM is helping us serve member-based community organizing groups across the
U.S. to keep better track of their events, fundraising, and membership data. It's helping our community to aim higher in terms of what kind of questions they should be asking and what kind of data they should be collecting. We chose CiviCRM because it's the best all-around tool to do what our groups need, AND because it's open source.
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Adam Clamp

Consultant & Developer

The Green IT Company

It helps us provide our clients with an excellent community and group management tool. We can also build upon many existing Drupal sites as CiviCRM now uses this CMS as its foundation.
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Brylie Oxley

End-user and Developer

Woolman Sierra Friends Center

http://woolman.org

Working with CiviCRM enriches our commonwealth. Any investment in CiviCRM is
shared by the community as a whole. Community organizations naturally complement the spirit of Free/Libre Software.
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Jake Martin White

Implementor, Developer

PeaceWorks Technology Solutions

http://www.peaceworks.ca

PeaceWorks provides technology solutions for not-for-profit organizations. CiviCRM fills an important niche among our clients who need a flexible, comprehensive, user-friendly, web-integrated CRM solution.
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Sylvain Boissel

Implementor, End-user

Wikimédia France

https://dons.wikimedia.fr

CiviCRM is very helpful for us to manage memberships and donations. As one of the biggest users in France, we would like to help building an active French-speaking community.
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Jane Hanley

implementor, administrator

AGH Strategies

http://www.aghstrategies.com

We help nonprofits make the best use of their data to further their mission.
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Jamie Novick

Implementor / Developer

Compucorp Ltd

http://www.compucorp.co.uk

From fundraising websites which really connect you with your donors to essential tools for care organisations to manage their data, Civi has allowed us to do some amazing things for our clients. It's such a flexible platform and has such a great community which we're proud to be a part of.
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Monica Tapia A.

End-User and promoter in Latin America

Alternativas y Capacidades

http://www.alternativasycapacidades.org

Our capacity organization manages a largely segmented contact list for bulk mailing, events, training, groups and donors.
We are helping other organizations gain advocacy capacities, managing constituency making, campaigns and petitions
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Paul Delbar

Implementor, Developer

delius

http://www.delius.be

CiviCRM is a viable alternative for small and medium-sized non-profits.
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Andrew Wasson

Implementor, Developer

Luna Design

http://www.lunadesign.org

We produce custom civiCRM/Drupal solutions for professional organizations and societies to satisfy their membership management needs. In its standard configuration, civiCRM provides a great deal of functionality and its integration with Drupal is outstanding.

We are also active in extending civiCRM with custom extension modules which are in development at our Github account(https://github.com/awasson)

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Automatically setting school and legislative information for your contacts using Cicero

Submitted by jamie on August 1, 2012 - 09:06

Progressive Technology Project has released a new Drupal module called CiviCRM Cicero that integrates with the Cicero service from Azavea. If you are using CiviCRM with Drupal, you can now add legislative district and more information to your database.

 

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Dropping the password requirement for running CiviCRM via the command line

Submitted by jamie on March 9, 2012 - 08:33

Thanks to successful Make It Happen on consolidated cron jobs, we can set just one cron job per site.

As described in the docs, you can set this cron job using either an "URL" method or a "CLI" method.

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The new and improved cli.php: now a new way to interact with api v3

Submitted by jamie on October 31, 2011 - 07:45

As of the Bourne, UK sprints last August, bin/cli.php has been completely re-written for 4.1.

If you are an integrator or user, you might not have noticed this file. It used to be a PHP class that was used by many of the individual scripts in the bin directory.

Now, it's a command line program designed to be run directly.

With cli.php you can run any function defined in the API version 3.

If you run the script without any arguments, you'll get a usage statement explaining how it works:

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Synchronizing CiviCRM Contacts with ?

Submitted by jamie on October 28, 2011 - 12:14

Last spring I started working on a Drupal module that would keep CiviCRM contacts in sync with Salsa contacts. I did a lot of the work on it and then, upon joining PTP's staff, the project unfortunately fell to the bottom of my stack.

The code is available...


git clone git://git.mayfirst.org/ptp/civicrm_salsa

... but it's barely code-complete and has had absolutely no testing, so we're not releasing it yet.

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Re-thinking the CiviCampaign data model and user interface

Submitted by jamie on September 15, 2011 - 09:03

CiviEngage is a Drupal module that (in the next release of CiviCRM) automatically configures CiviCampaign to make it easier to get up and running by setting many of the configuration tasks with sensible defaults.

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Creating custom groups and custom fields programmatically in your drupal module

Submitted by jamie on August 31, 2011 - 07:31

I hope Michal will forgive me for typing during his Developer training presentation on tests. Since I heard the presentation at CiviCon, I instead tried, as an exercise based on what we learned this morning, to create a custom group and custom field via the install hook in a Drupal module.

Here are the results...

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Transitioning to Git

Submitted by jamie on August 30, 2011 - 02:38

After a big conversation at the coding sprint, we seem to be in consensus about transitioning CiviCRM's revision control system from using subversion to using git.

If you are a user or integrator that installs CiviCRM by downloading the zip or tar ball from the CiviCRM site, this transition won't affect you in any way.

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Re-thinking one-off jobs and cron jobs

Submitted by jamie on August 29, 2011 - 08:42

If you've ever configured a schedule task (aka cron job) for CiviCRM, you know the routine. You have to look up the username and password for a user in your database that has database permissions, you have to find a really long mess of characters known as your site key, you have to find the proper name of the job you want (like UpdateAddress.php or civimail.cronjob.php) and then you must string them all together in precisely the right way to make the cron job.

What a tedious drag.

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CiviCampaign - Making it easier to configure

Submitted by jamie on August 25, 2011 - 04:02

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