Commutatus

Commutatus was hired by the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews to configure Google Analytics 4 accounts for several of the museum's websites. The project involved a team of 2-5 employees from Commutatus who were selected for this task through the Tech to the Rescue Foundation. The main deliverable was the configuration of Google Analytics 4 accounts, focusing on events and groups of audience. The project was successfully completed, meeting the museum's digital needs.

In another project, Commutatus worked with Ecodorp Boekel, a small ecovillage in the Netherlands. The goal was to create a digital community platform. The Commutatus team, consisting of 2-5 employees, built a front- and backend digital community platform with a database of practical solutions for citizens. The platform was designed to help citizens make their homes, gardens, and communities more resilient while having a positive impact on their natural surroundings. The project was a success, offering good value for cost and aligning with the company's values.

Commutatus was also engaged by Give Something Back to Berlin to install a Google Translate Gadget on their website. The goal was to make the website more accessible and reach a wider audience by offering the website in more languages. The project, handled by one Commutatus employee, involved making the Google Translate tool available on the website and adapting it to the design and needs of the site. The project was successfully completed, enhancing the website's accessibility and reach.