Organic management systems
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Run your organization using your own integrated software system powered by Engaging OS, our supple, layered, open-source architecture for managing anything — or everything — you do.
The Engaging Approach
Why integrated? Why layered? Why role-based? And why Engaging? Understand Engaging OS and our organic approach to software for managing your organization’s operations.
System-wide Benefits
User-centric design
Support morale
Meet people’s expectations for a fast, clear and cohesive system developed to a consumer-grade level.
Automated workflows
Nurture productivity
Liberate staffers from the drudgery of repetitive, error-prone tasks that computers do better, such as manually shunting data around siloed systems.
Unified data and processes
Improve decision-making
Inform managers’ decision-making with comprehensive, real-time views across departments. Surprising synergies may be revealed.
Modern, web-based software stack
Encourage innovation
Unleash executive innovation by more easily modifying and extending the organization’s management system, which becomes not an impediment but an accelerant.
Centralized information access
Strengthen key relationships
Please outsiders such as customers, suppliers, partners and regulatory bodies by giving them real-time access to the information they need — they too have vital roles in the system. Meanwhile, empower your various support, liaison and satisfaction teams to better assist your wider community.
Frequently Asked Questions
The goal of software architecture is to minimize the human resources required to build and maintain software systems.
Robert C. Martin AKA Uncle Bob
Software Engineer, Co-Author of the Agile Manifesto
Technology
Your work system is powered by our open source enterprise engine Engaging OS, wherein the Nuxt web development framework uses GraphQL via Apollo to handle data served up by the Directus data platform accessing a PostgreSQL database.
Both Nuxt and Directus are developed using the Vue JavaScript framework and run in the Node environment.
All are served from Linode, recently acquired by Akamai, the large content delivery network whose customers include Apple.
Testimonials
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Capacity
We can onboard 3 more organizations in December 2024.
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