
Administrator, Implementor, Developer
The Bible Society of South Africa
We are currently migrating to civiCRM. We will be using civiCRM for back office to record contributions, manage donor communication and report on contributions received.
CiviCRM is perfect for us because it is based on contributions


Implementor
Palante Technology Cooperative
Palante Tech works with social justice organizations on a tight budget to be more effective through technology. CiviCRM allows us to provide a high-quality low-cost database for community organizing, donor and membership management.


Implementor, Developer

Implementor
ISHR
ISHR is currently in the early stages of implementing CiviCRM, and is finding the customisable aspects of the software to be especially beneficial.


Implementor
Progressive Technology Project
The organizations we work with are experiencing the benefits of a robust tool that is
easy to use, supports their work, and allows them to collect and track data from various parts of their organization, such as membership, fundraising, communications, and organizing into a centralized database. CiviCRM as an open-source solution also allows us to nurture and build a user community to share and create a common vision of future features that would be useful to the community organizing field. Just two years after our pilot project, we're currently supporting 30 community organizing groups to use CiviCRM, and the community is steadily growing.


End-user and Developer
Woolman Sierra Friends Center
If it weren't for CiviCRM we'd be using at least 5 different
systems for Woolman: one for donor management, another for email newsletters, a third for our school enrollment, a fourth for our summer camp registration, and then a whole bunch of spreadsheets for keeping track of things like event attendance, prospective students, CSA memberships, etc. And of course none of those systems would talk to each other or make it possible to get a whole picture of the many ways one person might participate in our education center's activities. Migrating all of our scattered data and disparate systems to CiviCRM was a long and challenging process, but the results have been more than worth it. Our ability to track and report on our programs has improved dramatically, while the burden on staff to do data entry has been greatly reduced, and our participants are happy that they can now register/enroll online rather than mailing or faxing paper forms.


Supporter
Zing
Zing is a user of Civi software.
Zing wants to see more NFPs use Civi software.
Zing is helping fund further Civi software development and outreach.

Core Team Member
CiviCRM
I find the engagement with our community of users to be intellectually stimulating
and rewarding. Seeing folks with expertise in a particular area step up and contribute their time and ideas to help improve the product is quite exciting. Every time I hear about a new interesting organization starting to use CiviCRM, I get a renewed sense of excitement about our work. The range of civic sector organizations currently using the software is quite amazing to me - from large international advocacy organizations to local performing arts troupes. I also really enjoy interacting with our international community - building friendships and getting to share culture (food, music, humor ....) with colleagues on every continent.


Administrator, Implementor
Professional Exchange Service Corporation
PESC uses CiviCRM as pillar in maintaining many nonprofits throughout California and Nevada.


Implementor, Developper
cividesk
The community around CiviCRM is international, multicultural, friendly, sometime opinionated but always respectful and welcoming new ideas. It is a real pleasure to interact with these people - but see for yourself: dive in and ask your first question on the forums!
We thoroughly appreciate CiviCRM as a software and this community, and when helping our customers implement and make the best of CiviCRM we are always looking for ways to contribute back.

Implementer, Developer
EE-atWork
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!

Developer, Implementor
Web Access India Pvt. Ltd.
I have been part of CiviCRM project from the beginning and feels great to see how it has grown over the years.
I am glad to be associated with such a wonderful open source project and an awesome community around it.




Comments
if running on 4.2
Just a couple of notes - if running on 4.2 you will need to be running a couple of patches. Not required on 4.3
https://github.com/fuzionnz/civicrm/commit/8732acaa1eb05985d45cf061a327518f72d99d06
https://github.com/fuzionnz/civicrm/commit/0ac6fced93d5af151ad5de319366c051b8592d04
https://github.com/fuzionnz/civicrm/commit/026a67101af1c9d267d9cb5b4b108f8358e46b24
( or you could just use our fuzion version of 4.2.8) git clone git@github.com:fuzionnz/civicrm.git , git checkout 4.2-d7
Clever
Nice solution Pete.
About useless tags
What about having your rule also delete the tag after creating the user?
not sure what to say. yes of
not sure what to say. yes of course. i shall look in to it - or even a separate rule 'when user created remove tag xx if it exists' if doing so in the first rule interferes but i expect you are right and that it will do them in sequence.
hey pete,
hey pete,
this is a v. nice solution. I like the blog post calling attention to it as well. i also wonder if there is any way we can get better at collecting them somwhere. i guess the thing i am having trouble working out is what the classification would be / how we would make it easy for people to find this stuff.
seperately. we should have the first civicrm newsletter (via civimail) coming out pretty soon - it would be nice to highlight it that as well.
this comment is just to check
this comment is just to check pete's new notifications
good work pete
good work pete