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We present on the efforts at HDRL to improve our infrastructure to support Open Science. We focus on progress setting up our new, open-source content management system (CMS) for SPASE at HDRL using NASA-developed mEditor. Introducing mEditor into our pipeline will drastically improve the standardization of our SPASE metadata content and quality and ease of creating and editing SPASE records, which is notoriously difficult to do. mEditor provides a user-friendly interface and streamlined operation for editing SPASE records, made possible through an assembly of external scripts for a variety of automated workflows. This increased speed and efficiency in SPASE record modification/creation will lead to more DOIs, high quality HelioData pages, and discovery across the board for NASA Heliophysics data and resources.