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 validator for phone number formatting. So that your users enter the phone number
according a format you wish.
You can configure the allowed formats.
according a format you wish.
You can configure the allowed formats.
Extended membership report with support of filtering/showing custom fields of Individual contact.
CiviMoodle extension integrates CiviCRM and the Moodle online learning system. Users register and pay for courses in CiviCRM, and the registrations are pushed to Moodle for course enrolment. During the enrolment process, a moodle user account is automatically created (or updated) based on the participant's contact information and Drupal username. The extension only works with Drupal and would need a bit of work to support WordPress and Joomla - a pull request of code or funding would be welcome.
A DX extension providing a fluent interface and lots of common helpers to simplify code written for custom imports.
Creates a new field, "Converted Amount", on contributions. When a contribution is made in a currency other than your "base" currency, the converted amount will be filled in automatically.
If you are using CiviCase and don't like the order of the fields when creating a New Case, you can install this extension and re-order them.
A chatbot extension that integrates chat across a variety of platforms (currently Facebook and CiviCRM SMS are implemented) with CiviCRM.
This extension provides an API that handles purging old scheduled job log records.
This extension creates the CiviCRM report template "Relationship Overview". It allows a condensed, aggregated overview of your contacts' relationships. You can define which relationships are listed; tags can be selected as well. The field then simply lists all the values, separated by a comma.
Lookup the value of a given field based on the value of another field. For example, based on the postcode of a contact, on a contribution page or on an administrative page, you may want to lookup the region, district, state/province, or can be used to determine a medical clinic, closest office, etc.
