New Extensions
Extensions are installable packages which give CiviCRM new functionality, and this directory provides a centralized list of extensions which the CiviCRM community has created.
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Automatically adds UTM codes to your CiviMail URLs so you can filter on mailing/campaign/date in your analytics tool.
UTM Tracking is an extension to track the UTM Source, UTM Medium and UTM Campaign across various entities in CiviCRM such as Contributions, Recurring Contributions, Activities, Participants and Memberships.
For example this useful to track the effectiveness of an campaign. One can see how many donations came in or how many petitions are signed.
For example this useful to track the effectiveness of an campaign. One can see how many donations came in or how many petitions are signed.
Deletes the linked CMS User when permanently deleting a CiviCRM Contact.
Creates a permission "In Group: X" and "Not in Group: X" for each Group
that has "Group Type=Access Control".
that has "Group Type=Access Control".
Many orgs don't need to fully duplicate an accounting system, in particular multiple financial accounts, which is what leads to journal entries being recorded whenever contributions are edited. This frustrates reporting, year-end thank-you letters and receipts, and creates clutter.
Add (landing) pages to your CiviCRM installation. Landing pages are just HTML pages that can contain text, images, and hyperlinks. You can use them to e.g. provide some handy shortcuts to your users, to document internal processes, to explain some best practices, etc.
See it as a mini wiki inside your CiviCRM.
See it as a mini wiki inside your CiviCRM.
The "Manage Extensions" screen provides an option to download upgraded extensions. In CiviCRM 5.x, this mechanism is prone to sporadic errors -- such errors are usually invisible to developers but obvious to site-builders. This hotfix is aimed at site-builders. It has been spot-tested on a mix of versions+platforms, including:
* CiviCRM v5.45 (Backdrop)
* CiviCRM v5.75 (WordPress)
* CiviCRM v5.81 (Drupal 7)
This simply fixes the behavior. It does not create any new screens or configuration-options.
* CiviCRM v5.45 (Backdrop)
* CiviCRM v5.75 (WordPress)
* CiviCRM v5.81 (Drupal 7)
This simply fixes the behavior. It does not create any new screens or configuration-options.
This extension allows you to create simple orders. It will allow you to add/manage items, orders and order lines for items. It does not deal with prices.
The extension is being develop and funded by Amnesty International Vlaanderen.
The extension is being develop and funded by Amnesty International Vlaanderen.
Useful for CiviCRM Standalone ONLY. Allows logging in as other users without passwords, for testing purposes.
Sync contact names, emails, groups, interest groups, tags with Mailchimp. Can be extended with custom code to send more data to Mailchimp. Designed to cope with big lists. Aims to give verbose overview of sync issues/status.
This extension provides useful extra functionality for CiviRules.
**Disclaimer: Functionality and APIs may change without notice.**
**Disclaimer: Functionality and APIs may change without notice.**
This extension offers configurable newsletter form profiles, along with API actions to use as an endpoint for external forms.
This extension allows you to replace resource URLs in mailings with alternative versions for use with CDN providers.
This can significantly reduce the load on your CiviCRM server when a mailing is being sent out because the server does not have
to handle the image requests. Various email providers such as Google, Microsoft automatically generate multiple requests
to the server when an email contains images via services such as "Google image cache proxy" etc. and this happens before the email
is opened by the user. This effectively creates a denial-of-service on the sending server if you are sending out large numbers
of mailings.
This can significantly reduce the load on your CiviCRM server when a mailing is being sent out because the server does not have
to handle the image requests. Various email providers such as Google, Microsoft automatically generate multiple requests
to the server when an email contains images via services such as "Google image cache proxy" etc. and this happens before the email
is opened by the user. This effectively creates a denial-of-service on the sending server if you are sending out large numbers
of mailings.
A provider for the civirepresent extension, making use of the geocodio.io service.
Chart Kit is a new core extension to visualise your CiviCRM data.
It adds a Chart display type for SearchKit, which allows you to create a chart from your SearchKit search results.
It adds a Chart display type for SearchKit, which allows you to create a chart from your SearchKit search results.
