Many published findings in medicine and social sciences are difficult to replicate. To counteract this phenomenon, an increasing number of funding agencies and journals encourage or require data, materials, and analysis scripts associated with each publication. Consequently, researchers are turning to comprehensive services that facilitate collaborative workflow with colleagues and evaluators. One of the most popular is the Open Science Framework (OSF), a free online platform that allows researchers to manage, document, and share the products of their research workflow at all stages, from the initial idea to the final report. The slides were used in an online workshop which was part of the Open Scholarship Week 2020. The slides are taken from a 2019 talk from Dr Schettino which was first published at https://osf.io/83u9x/