Extensions Directory
Extensions are installable packages which give CiviCRM new functionality, and this directory provides a centralized list of extensions which the CiviCRM community has created. This listing displays CiviCRM extensions that work on all Content Management Systems (CMS).
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Provides a report on upcoming birthdays and an API for sending birthday greetings via e-mail.
Move a contribution from one contact to another. This can be done through the contact's contribution tab or through search results.
This CiviCRM extension normalizes your data before it is saved to the database. It therefore works from the back-end, with public form submissions such as profiles, contribution, event registration and membership creation/renewal pages as well as with data imports. It can normalize first, middle, last and company names, phone numbers, and addresses including zip codes.
Provides tokens for any related contact for all available contact tokens (e.g., to get the employer’s first name or spouse’s birth date).
This extensions adds activity tokens for use in scheduled reminders
Create, configure and manage any number recurring tasks with this neat little extension - BUT: you have to know your way around SQL.
Adds bounce handling, and mailing reports for CiviCRM's transactional emails and creates Activities for mail such as Receipts and Invoices.
This is a CiviCRM extension designed for large scale donation receipt generation in a heavily regulated environment (e.g Germany).
A simple email reader, targeted for developers, when they have activated the 'Redirect to Database' option. Useful for debugging.
Tokens for emails: Supports events, contribtion pages, profiles, forms, petitions, addressing couples, nicknames. Links include checksum.
When viewing Contact Summary page Contributions tab, displays the balance due for each row on the list of contribution.
This extension has a collection of form fields which can be used in other extensions. For example the Search Action Designer uses this Form.
