We provide complete Drupal consulting services for mid-size to large organizations including:
Urban Insight is the first firm to successfully integrate an enterprise installation of Drupal with Advanced Solutions International's iMIS system. iMIS supports a range of non-profit business software needs such as association and membership management, fundraising and donor management, and executive management.
Working with a national nonprofit client, Urban Insight integrated Drupal's user management system with iMIS to build a membership community that offers a single-sign on and integrated user login and authentication process, automated updating of user information, and membership in Drupal organic groups based on settings that exist within iMIS.
Our white paper outlining the process we used is available online as our contribution back to the community.
If you are planning to link Drupal to iMIS, we're available to help.
Our experienced team has contributed modules such as Cite, Userone, Report, OG hide membership, Textmarks API Integration, and Droptor. We have also worked on integrating Drupal with iMIS and video hosting in Drupal. We have also been a strong advocate for Drupal in the non-profit, urban planning, education, and legal aid communities.
We built and maintain the Drupal for Legal Aid Websites (DLAW) distribution, a content management platform used by a quarter of the nation's legal aid organizations. In collaboration with the University of Southern California, we are developing the Annenberg Social News Platform, a distribution of Drupal designed for powerful modern journalism websites. We are also the technical and editorial team behind the world's most popular urban planning website, Planetizen.
Urban Insight is a Drupal Association Member and an Acquia Gold Partner. In 2005, we donated to improve Drupal's hardware and hosting infrastructure.
Drupal (pronounced /'dru-pal/) is a popular, flexible, free and open source framework and content management system. It is used to power many different types of websites, ranging from small personal blogs to large corporate and political sites.
The standard release of Drupal contains basic features common to most content management systems; however, Drupal was designed to allow new features through the creation of additional "modules." For this reason, Drupal is often described as a "Content Management Framework". There are now more than 350 modules that provide a wide assortment of features such as e-commerce, workflow management, banner advertising, photo sharing, mailing list management, internationalization, communitybuilding, social networking, and collaboration.
We don't just consult about Drupal; we use it ourselves. We provide consulting services to help you design and develop your Drupal website. And we use Drupal to operate Planetizen, the most popular community urban planning network website in the US and Canada, Planetizen, with several million of visitors annually. We understand the challenges in not only developing but also operating and maintaining a hugely popular and high-traffic Drupal website.