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Body & Soul Magazine
Dr. Weil's Self Healing
Cook's Illustrated
The United Methodist Church
Shared Insights
UMC Conferences
Alabama West-Florida Conference
Arkansas Conference
California Nevada Conference
Central Texas Conference
Five Practices
Florida Conference
Iowa Conference
Kansas East Conference
Kansas West Conference
Kentucky Conference
Memphis Conference
Mississippi Conference
Missouri Conference
NCNY Event Reg
New England Conference
New York Conference
North Alabama Conference
North Texas Conference
Northwest Texas Conference
Oklahoma Conference
Peninsula-Delaware Conference
South Georgia
Texas Conference
Troy Conference
West Michigan Conference
West Ohio Conference
Western New York Conference
Wyoming Conference
Featured examples of our work
7Villages
7Villages
7Villages is a community site, social network and blogging system for people that want to improve themselves and the world around them.
Newformant
Newformant
Designed by our friends at Rain Advertising, Newformant is a community site built with ExpressionEngine. Users can ask questions, share experiences, and get additional support.
Kansas East
Kansas East
Winner of the UMAC Best Design award! The Kansas East Conference needed a redesign and a deployment of our content and data management system.
Kansas West
Kansas West
The Kansas West Website was another design project along with a deployment of our content management and data management system.
UMC Tables
UMC Tables
UMCTables.com serves a critical function for UMC Conferences. One of the things that a "Conference" does is manage all the churches in a particular area. Every year all the churches must report year-end statistics. They are asked about 100 questions each. The project would have been simpler if each Conference asked exactly the same questions, but that's not the case. The challenge comes in the fact that each Conference asks slightly different questions but that we also needed to create one codebase and database to ease management. We were able to meet both objectives and handle tens of thousands of year-end filings from mostly non-technical users — so the UI had to be as simple and clear as possible.
Web Console
The Web Console
The Web Console is a single solution with a variety of applications. Think of it is like Legos® for deploying Web-based dashboards. It supports the differing content and data management needs of about 30 different organizations. It's used to manage website content like, news, pages, events, FAQs, classifieds, etc but also other contact type stuff like, people, jobs, assignments, churches and so on. Because of the way it is constructed it lowers the cost of change to the owners and allows them to add tables, fields relationships and/or modules to build in the new things they need while keeping all the data management in one system.
UMC Content Management System
The UMC Content Management System
Our UMC content management system ties into the Web Console back-end and provides a UMC Conference tremendous amounts of out-of-the-box functionality. It has grown over the years and will continue to evolve as technology changes.
Event Registration System
Our Event Registration System
Our event registration system is a module of the Web Console and content management system. It provides high-end event registration functionality. Events can have sessions, meals and entrees, items for sale, lodging, multiple registrant types, teachers. They can take deposits and allow registrants to pay later or pay for other registrants. The system is battle-tested and has processed tens of thousands of registrations and taken millions of dollars in registration fees.
UMC Audio Library
The UMC Audio Library
The UMC audio library is an archive of music, interviews, speeches and more. It's searchable and tracks popular views and downloads. Our Web Console product is the back-end that allows the administrators to manage the database.
North Alabama Stats Dashboard
North Alabama Stats Dashboard
The "stats dashboard" is a cool little system. Basically, the UMC Conference wants to know a few bits of statistical information about each church on a weekly basis. For example, "how many people attended the weekly service?" or "how many people were baptized?" or "how many new people did you get?" or "how many people left?" They want to know this information frequently so that they can react quickly to any problems or changes. The system sends a simple email out every week to every church and asks them to fill in their weekly stats. It also knows if they've missed weeks. Then, on the administrative side, there's a nice dashboard showing the statistics across the whole conference or just within subsets of the conference.