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.
This listing displays CiviCRM extensions that were recently added to this extension directory. We also have an RSS feed. Click here to return to the extension directory.
Collect important mailing statistics, such as open and click-through rates, without compromising individual user privacy by decoupling tracking events from specific contacts.
Integration of Stripe Checkout payment processor with the Form Processor
Helps keep trigger-based logs from eating too much disk space. Includes a scheduled job to delete older entries and a simple UI to choose some tables to exclude from logging.
The Address Lookup will lookup and correct addresses. Right now the following data sources are implemented for looking up of addresses: Vlaams Basisregister Adressen (Flamish Address Database), BPost the Belgium Post Address lookup service, and the Openstreet Maps Nominatim.
Provides payment processors for the CiviSEPA extension.
Adds "FormBuilder submission is added" and "FormBuilder submission is changed" triggers to CiviRules. This does *not* support conditions based on submitted data - only the contact who submitted it, and which form it is.
CiviProxy is a security solution that allows organizations to keep their CiviCRM installation in a protected network while still providing public access to specific functions like donation forms, event registration, and newsletter subscriptions. It acts as a secure gateway between your public website and your private CiviCRM server, using whitelisting and parameter sanitation to ensure only legitimate requests reach your data.
This approach is particularly valuable for organizations with strict data protection requirements, such as human rights groups in sensitive regions, or any organization that needs to comply with stringent security policies while maintaining public-facing functionality. Instead of exposing your entire CiviCRM installation to the internet, CiviProxy allows you to run CiviCRM safely behind a VPN while a minimal proxy server handles public requests.
The proxy server runs simple PHP scripts on basic webspace and validates all incoming requests before forwarding them to your protected CiviCRM installation. This architecture significantly reduces your attack surface while maintaining full functionality for website visitors who want to make donations, register for events, or manage their newsletter subscriptions.
This approach is particularly valuable for organizations with strict data protection requirements, such as human rights groups in sensitive regions, or any organization that needs to comply with stringent security policies while maintaining public-facing functionality. Instead of exposing your entire CiviCRM installation to the internet, CiviProxy allows you to run CiviCRM safely behind a VPN while a minimal proxy server handles public requests.
The proxy server runs simple PHP scripts on basic webspace and validates all incoming requests before forwarding them to your protected CiviCRM installation. This architecture significantly reduces your attack surface while maintaining full functionality for website visitors who want to make donations, register for events, or manage their newsletter subscriptions.
The com.skvare.reminderpreview extension is a tool developed by Skvare for CiviCRM, designed to enhance the management of scheduled reminders.
This extension allows users to preview which contacts will receive scheduled reminders at a specified date and time. By generating a CSV file, it provides a clear list of recipients, enabling administrators to verify and adjust reminder settings before they are dispatched.
Key Features:
Scheduled Reminder Preview: Simulate and review the list of contacts set to receive reminders at a chosen date and time.
CSV Export: Download the prepared list of contacts in CSV format for easy analysis and record-keeping.
This extension allows users to preview which contacts will receive scheduled reminders at a specified date and time. By generating a CSV file, it provides a clear list of recipients, enabling administrators to verify and adjust reminder settings before they are dispatched.
Key Features:
Scheduled Reminder Preview: Simulate and review the list of contacts set to receive reminders at a chosen date and time.
CSV Export: Download the prepared list of contacts in CSV format for easy analysis and record-keeping.
Provides a way to categorise contacts by a set of priority groupings; a contact only ever has one category, which is the most important one that applies.
How categories are defined and their priority will depend on your organisation's needs, though a standard scheme(s) is(are) provided to get you started. For example, you might have a way to identify Major Donors, and decide that if someone is a Major Donor, this is the most important category that would apply to them; they may also be One off donors, or Activists or Subscribers or such, but it's helpful to your organisation to prioritise the Major Donor category.
Please see the project repository for fuller examples.
How categories are defined and their priority will depend on your organisation's needs, though a standard scheme(s) is(are) provided to get you started. For example, you might have a way to identify Major Donors, and decide that if someone is a Major Donor, this is the most important category that would apply to them; they may also be One off donors, or Activists or Subscribers or such, but it's helpful to your organisation to prioritise the Major Donor category.
Please see the project repository for fuller examples.
Provides extra settings to customize the Contact Reference search fields (autocomplete), such as which fields are used for searching, and which fields are displayed in the results.
Creates new permissions to restrict contact info by location type.
