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.
Chart Kit is a new core extension to visualise your CiviCRM data.
It adds a Chart display type for Search Kit, which allows you to create a chart from your Search Kit search results.
It adds a Chart display type for Search Kit, which allows you to create a chart from your Search Kit search results.
Event Cart is part of CiviCRM core. It provides a shopping cart functionality to CiviCRM Events.
This page exists only to gather statistics.
This page exists only to gather statistics.
This extension generates and stores data for Fiscal Attests in Belgium. The data can be mailed and exported to CSV for uploading at FOD.
Prevent CiviCRM from sending automatic notification emails for: Mailing group unsubscribe; Mailing group re-subscribe; Email opt-out.
Provides out of the box SearchKit equivalents for CiviCRM's default reports. Provides a jump start to creating your perfect reports.
Converts the activity 'duration' field so that users can enter time in hours, instead of minutes.
Razorpay Payment Processor - Accept payments by all supported methods by Razorpay.
This Extension allows you to create and schedule CiviCRM mailings without using the CiviCRM user interface.
Payment processor using the omnipay functionality for connecting to payment processors. Such as Mollie
Allows the admin to limit exposure to card testing / tumbling by setting opening hours for contribution pages.
A very simple extension to allow permissioned users to access a set of static HTML + other resources.
This is useful if you want to provide restricted access to a static HTML site for users authenticated to CiviCRM. It is not (yet 😅) a CMS or CMF or page builder etc. It may be useful if, for example, you have just gotten rid of a Drupal 7 intranet type site in favour of CiviCRM Standalone and now have nowhere to keep all that old content.
This is useful if you want to provide restricted access to a static HTML site for users authenticated to CiviCRM. It is not (yet 😅) a CMS or CMF or page builder etc. It may be useful if, for example, you have just gotten rid of a Drupal 7 intranet type site in favour of CiviCRM Standalone and now have nowhere to keep all that old content.
