Get short, timely messages from Open Source ACH.

Twitter is a rich source of instantly updated information. It's easy to stay updated on an incredibly wide variety of topics. Join today and follow @OpenSourceACH.

Get updates via SMS by texting follow OpenSourceACH to 40404 in the United States
Codes for other countries

Country	Code	For customers of
Two-way (sending and receiving) short codes:
Australia	0198089488 Telstra
Canada	21212 (any)
United Kingdom	86444 Vodafone, Orange, 3, O2
Indonesia	89887 AXIS, 3, Telkomsel
Ireland	51210 O2
India	53000 Bharti Airtel, Videocon
Jordan	90903 Zain
New Zealand	8987 Vodafone, Telecom NZ
United States	40404 (any)

OpenSourceACH

XOMBO.com is using Open Source ACH to "save countless hours and facilitate consensus." http://is.gd/ilqCS 7:44 AM Dec 7th, 2010 via web
Following those mysterious contrails off the California coast? I've thrown together an ACH matrix for it. Details: http://is.gd/gUtJ4 10:56 AM Nov 10th, 2010 via web
Want to run Open Source ACH on a FreeBSD server? It's been ported by a magnanimous stranger! http://www.freshports.org/www/ach 7:52 AM Nov 5th, 2010 via web
Code update: ACH can now be installed in your root or a sub-directory with no added fuss. We also fixed some style issues http://is.gd/gKDPz 7:45 AM Nov 5th, 2010 via web
Just issued a small fix that adds support for running ACH from non-root directories. download: http://is.gd/fr34t diff: http://is.gd/fr39P 12:41 PM Sep 24th, 2010 via web
If you've been sending us any @ replies and we haven't responded, we apologize; our account has the "0 replies" bug http://is.gd/fdqnK 7:21 AM Sep 16th, 2010 via TweetDeck
@mjays I'm not familiar with Recorded Future, but I'd love to hear what you have in mind, especially what applications you see for ACH. 7:18 AM Sep 16th, 2010 via TweetDeck in reply to mjays
I'm at #g2s and would love to talk your ear off about our project. If you're up for hearing about it, come find me. I'm the redhead. 7:17 AM Sep 8th, 2010 via web
@paulgerhardt You're welcome! Let us know if you have questions about how to deploy/employ it. 6:26 AM Sep 1st, 2010 via web in reply to paulgerhardt
@ternus I know, I know. Federal IT runs about 10 years behind the open Web. Rails, Django etc aren't viable options. 6:25 AM Sep 1st, 2010 via web in reply to ternus
@rjrodger Sounds like ACH is pretty well suited for that. I'll keep you abreast of our plans. Let me know if you need help in the meantime 6:23 AM Sep 1st, 2010 via web in reply to rjrodger
@RobertLyttle Great. Would love to hear how you plan to use it. Let me know how we can be of help. 6:17 AM Sep 1st, 2010 via TweetDeck in reply to RobertLyttle
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence just wrote to us. Turns out, THEY are responsible for the Howcast video. Nice work, guys 12:33 PM Aug 31st, 2010 via TweetDeck
"(ACH) could save months of headaches, frustration, and discord by (identifying) issues and areas of disagreement. " http://is.gd/eNAgt 8:53 AM Aug 31st, 2010 via TweetDeck
@dln_eintr Glad it looks useful. Let us know if you have questions, need help, or have ideas for applying it to your work. 3:31 PM Aug 30th, 2010 via TweetDeck in reply to dln_eintr
@endamadden Great to hear that. I'd love to hear more about your research and see if we can collaborate on something. 2:40 PM Aug 30th, 2010 via TweetDeck in reply to endamadden
Small code update: the first release was missing a couple critical files. 1.0.1 alpha includes them. http://is.gd/eH1L2 10:34 AM Aug 27th, 2010 via web
@bureado Thank @Howcast for that! It's very professional and accurate. 9:18 AM Aug 27th, 2010 via TweetDeck in reply to bureado
@asengul Let us know if you have any questions/would like to use it operationally 9:17 AM Aug 27th, 2010 via TweetDeck in reply to asengul
@tkinson If you work with/know anyone who wants to make that happen, we would love, love, love to help 9:13 AM Aug 27th, 2010 via TweetDeck in reply to tkinson