4.8 out of 5 stars
(19 Ratings)
eMembership is labor union software, built for the way locals actually run. It brings member records, dues, employers, contracts, grievances, organizing, dispatch, communications, and member self-service into one system, so your staff can stop juggling spreadsheets and disconnected tools. More than 55 labor unions across the US and Canada run on eMembership, and most of them are locals.
The platform has 18 configurable modules, including Member Management, Employer Management, Contract Management, Member and Employer Payments and Billing, Grievances, Organizing, Dispatch, Call Center, Meetings and Events, Surveys and Votes, Integrated Email and Text, Electronic Signatures, and Reports and Queries. We configure every implementation to your union's bylaws, contracts, and structure. eMembership handles classification-based dues across multiple contracts and multi-employer remittance. Grievances follow the steps in your contract, with deadline reminders routed to the assigned rep, and DOL-compliant electronic voting is built in.
Members get a native iOS and Android app and a web portal. Both sync with your staff system in real time, so members can pay dues, update their information, and check their status without calling the hall.
Winmill Software has been in business since 1994. We built the first version of eMembership in 2008, and we still build, run, and support it today. eMembership runs on infrastructure Winmill owns and operates inside a SOC 1 and SOC 2 audited, ISO 27001 certified facility, with HIPAA Security Rule and PCI DSS compliance maintained for the eMembership environment. We take care of the servers, security patches, monitoring, and nightly encrypted offsite backups, so your team can focus on members.
Every engagement starts with a fixed-scope, fixed-price Discovery Project. Your data migrates into a parallel environment your staff validates, and nothing goes live until your team signs off. After launch, two scheduled releases a year are included in your subscription, and our US-based team provides support backed by defined response targets.
Pricing follows the modules you use, with no per-seat or per-member fees, so adding members or staff never raises your software bill.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
(2 Ratings)
Okyline is an Executable Data Design (EDD) platform for declarative data validation contracts and measurable operational data quality.
Instead of maintaining disconnected specifications, validators, tests, and quality dashboards, Okyline uses a single executable contract as the operational source of truth for validation and flow quality monitoring.
The same readable contract drives multi-format validation, deterministic execution, quality measurement, data quality gate, and historical quality analytics across APIs, events, files, LLM structured outputs, and enterprise data flows.
Community Edition provides the open specification, a free Java validation runtime, a public Claude AI assistant for contract generation, and a free online studio for executable JSON validation contracts and JSON Schema transpilation.
Enterprise Edition supports direct validation of JSONL, XML, CSV, FIXED, and EDI flows, data quality gate, and operational quality dashboards, all without databases
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ChainPact
A decentralized peer to peer work contract or payroll decentralized application.
There are currently two kinds of pacts that can be made using ChainPact - Gig pact and Proposal Pact.
Gig Pact enables anyone to create a freelancing agreement or employment contract on the blockchain. This is a time based contract, where the employer pays the agreed upon payment at agreed upon intervals. The contract acts as an escrow smart contract for the payment.
Further, a fundraiser or a kickstarter type campaign on blockchain can be created using the Proposal pact smart contract. It allows the creator to specify a certain voting start time and duration. So contributors can vote at a later date whether to disburse the collected funds to the creator's chosen account or somewhere else (like refunded back to the contributors)
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