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Organization credits
2 (about organization credits)
Services
3rd party Integration, Consulting, Data migration, Development, E-commerce, Information architecture, Project Management, Site Audits
Sectors
E-Commerce, Enterprise, Small business
Locations served
Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa
Headquarters
Amsterdam, NL
Organization type
Drupal service provider
People
1 (list)

Meet Wyz

Wyz is the name of Roderik Muit's one-person development/consultancy company, actively working on Drupal based projects since 2008. Wyz currently lacks (the need for) marketing activity so it is not listed in the Services section/Marketplace on Drupal.org. This page just exists, I guess, because I've been donating as a "Organization member" to the DA since ~2010, before new membership/badge/partner systems were introduced.

I'm doing mostly freelance / 'white label' / contracting work for others. (Most notably Drunomics and in the past Acquia / Tag1 / Cheppers.)

That said (as of 2026): while not looking actively yet, I have time and will happily listen to any proposals for project work. (Especially if it results in being able to share work/code.)

Drupal Contributions

Currently (2017-...) most notably: maintainership and active development of the samlauth module, as free time allows. (I'm open to sponsorship / related work that fits within my work schedule.)

Since 2006: fixing various contrib/core code issues, see roderik's profile for a somewhat incomplete but representative list.

A note: since this "company" is just myself, (except when doing paid work) I register contributions as a volunteer, not under a company name. So they are attributed to "roderik" (with the majority being attributed to just me, but a fair amount also attributed to other companies I've worked for) - while the list of "Wyz" contributions is almost empty.

Additional Information

Projects supported