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Skip to content Toggle navigation Openflows Community Technology Cooperative About Openflows Our philosophy Staff Why Free Software? Projects & Clients Archives & Collections Arts & Culture CiviCRM Community Media Drupal Health Care Labor & NGOs Membership Workflow News Media Working Together Specs & Protocols Client Expectations Mantis Bug tracker Contact Openflows Community Technology Cooperative We are committed to building an antiracist Left radical society. We stand in solidarity with the protestors, the Movement for Black Lives (M4BL) and on-the-ground organizers. Header button label:Learn More Learn More Our Services We help clients address their complex daily use digital needs by creating user-friendly open-source solutions. Internal Workflow Systems Community Media Digital Archives & Collections Our Story Openflows, Inc. is committed to bringing cutting edge open source software solutions to non-profits, NGOs, educational, cultural, and progressive community organizations. Openflows has over 15 years of experience working collaboratively and transparently with our clients to customize and develop databases, websites, servers, and other supporting technologies. One of the key things that makes Openflows different from many other free software/open source consulting groups is that we have no investors. We built the company based on labor and the needs of our clients. At the end of the day, our decisions are based not on what is in the best interests of shareholders, but on the commitments and relationships we have with the companies and organizations we work with. US Lottie Beavers, Eric Goldhagen, Mark Libkuman, Hadassah Damien Core Projects We collaborate on solutions for complex backend workflows for community media stations, nonprofits, and academic institutions. Community Media From the Manhattan Neighborhood Network to Portland Community Media, we support local cable-access stations nationwide. Learn more about our community media collaborations. Collections and Archives Researchers, archivists, and librarians have specific data needs. Learn how we create research-quality digital collection management systems. Membership Workflow Working with constituents, donors, or membership? Learn more about we help unions, nonprofits, conferences, and organizers stay connected with their people.n Openflows collaborates with our clients from a project's outset. How? Ribbon button label:Learn About Working Together Learn About Working Together Latest news Post slider navigation: Down Post slider navigation: Up Jan, 26 Migrating a Community Media Drupal site off of Pantheon January 26, 2016 by Eric The following documentation is the result of work Openflows did for Phillycam (http://www.phillycam.org), we’d like to thank Phillycam for explicitly requesting that the end result of the work be publicly posted documentation for others in a similar position to use. Pantheon is a popular host for Drupal websites but while there are many tutorials availalbe […] Read more Migrating a Community Media Drupal site off of Pantheon Jan, 8 Co-creating BazLa: a database January 8, 2016 by openflows Openflows has been working with the Haitian Education Leadership Project [HELPR] since 2013. HELP is an incredible organization who, in the words of the New York Times, aims to nurture an elite corps of change-makers to build up the country. Part of our process has been creating a massive, integrated Drupal and CiviCRM database to […] Read more Co-creating BazLa: a database Jan, 3 So You Want To Make A Digital Archive? Three Strategy Questions January 3, 2016 by openflows Managing physical and digital files, metadata-gathering, and enabling complex internal or public searches of cultural production, ephemera, archives and/or born-digital assets are issues faced by many organizations: large, small, funded, volunteer… At Openflows, we build digital catalogs and archives regularly and want to share some of the specific strategies we use at the outset of a […] Read more So You Want To Make A Digital Archive? Three Strategy Questions Dec, 21 Thinking about a web project? Think of it like a house… December 21, 2015 by openflows HOW MANY ROOMS IN YOUR NEW HOUSE? A metaphor that might help you is: a website with no CRM, only one kind of admin user, and a non-customized theme is a manufactured house. There are a very few options, you select them up front, and no further input is needed. When you build with us, […] Read more Thinking about a web project? Think of it like a house… Dec, 1 City University of New York Professional Staff Congress December 1, 2015 by openflows CUNY’s Professional Staff Congress [PSC] is the union that represents more than 25,000 faculty and staff at the City University of New York (CUNY) and the CUNY Research Foundation. It is dedicated to advancing the professional lives of its members, enhancing their terms and conditions of employment. The union negotiates, administers and enforces collective bargaining […] Read more City University of New York Professional Staff Congress Dec, 1 Warren Lasch Conservation Center at Clemson University December 1, 2015 by openflows From 2014-2015, we worked with researchers and ditgital conservationists at the Warren Lasch Conservation Center at Clemson University to create a digital collection management system for the archeological research on The Hunley. Using CollectiveAccess, we imported over 90,000 records into a more modern metadata schema and created custom interfaces into which the researchers could capture […] Read more Warren Lasch Conservation Center at Clemson University Dec, 1 Portland Community Media December 1, 2015 by openflows Portland Community Media (PCM) is a nonprofit, public benefit organization dedicated to promoting local, non-commercial media developed and produced in the community, by the community and for the community since 1981. For PCM, Openflows is implementing a Drupal and CiviCRM-based solution to their needs for show producers to be able to schedule times to create […] Read more Portland Community Media Dec, 1 Manhattan Neighborhood Network December 1, 2015 by openflows Manhattan Neighborhood Network (MNN), a New York City public access cable television service, chose Openflows to develop a system to manage their training classes, track A/V equipment loans, schedule shows on their four 24-hour cable channels, and interface with their automation software. Through working together we’ve also developed systems that allow show producers to create […] Read more Manhattan Neighborhood Network Nov, 1 ArtSpan November 1, 2015 by openflows ArtSpan is a community arts support organization based in the San Francisco Bay area who run the annual SF Open Studios. “We support emerging and established artists who contribute to San Francisco’s inimitable creative energy.” Until recently they run a Drupal 6 site and CiviCRM with a complex interface and custom code between the two. We […] Read more ArtSpan Nov, 1 Teachers Unite November 1, 2015 by openflows Teachers Unite [TU] is a grassroots, membership-based organization that works directly with educators to integrate restorative justice practices into New York City public schools. In 2013 Openflows began working with TU to upgrade their website to Drupal 7 and concurrently to upgrade their CiviCRM database. We were able to co-develop strategies that use CiviCRM, customize TU’s […] Read more Teachers Unite info@openflows.com 893 Bergen St #2 Brooklyn NY 11238 646-942-7682 We like open source communities because … "The free sharing and teaching of open source is incompatible with the notion of the solitary genius." ~ Golan Levin Search Search for: Content by Openflows 2000-2016 Secondary Menu Parallax One powered by WordPress...