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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This extension offers configurable newsletter form profiles, along with API actions to use as an endpoint for external forms.
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.
Recalculates the recipients of a mailing just before it is sent.
Displays a warning when there are pending mailings and gives an approximation of the start time. Also provides a shortcut to run the Scheduled Job manually.
Processes AWS SES bounces and complaint notifications in CiviCRM. Uses native AWS bounce and complaint types instead of trying to match them to out of the box CiviCRM bounce types.
CiviCRM extension to allow you to select a pre-existing mailing and send it to your search results.
SendGrid is a 3rd party bulk email delivery provider that features an Event Notification app (https://sendgrid.com/docs/API_Reference/Webhooks/event.html) which is included with their service. This functionality was chosen to integrate as a CiviCRM extension because it's easy to configure what notifications you want sent, features basic HTTP authentication, requires just a "responder" or "listener" (this extension) to receive the notifications from SendGrid and add them to the CiviCRM database, and could be developed to be relatively agnostic of a specific organization and distributed to the CiviCRM community.
Ensures bounces are recorded for CiviMail when using Mandrill's SMTP servers.
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.
Adds a new field to CiviMail mailings, which allows you to set the preview text.
Provides email delivery for email from CiviCRM via MailChimp's Mandrill service.
Allows the admin to set the `From` email address that matches the "Sending Domain" for all emails being sent from CiviCRM, while still allowing users to select the `Reply-To` email addresses.
This extension allows to define permissions on From Email Addresses, based on CMS roles and relationships of the logged in user.
Provides a tab on the Contact record screen that lists (nearly) all CiviMail events to do with that contact, in chronological order. This may be useful for troubleshooting, or to see which links a particular person clicked. It also includes the dates any of their emails were put on hold or released.
