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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Platform integrations

As well as extensions that install within CiviCRM and work on all CMSs listed below, you can browse directories of integrations that are made specifically for Backdrop, Drupal, Joomla and WordPress.

Creates a token (contributions.itemized) that shows a contact's contributions within the past year.
Current Usage: 5
The focus of this extension is to facilitate the initial import and continuous update of the following data:

Committees - e.g. parliaments
Contacts, along with address, email, phone and website - e.g. members of parliament
Committee memberships
For that will find the importer in Contact menu with the "Import/Synchronise Committees" item. There you'll have to select:

an importer module suitable for your data source, e.g. the German Kürschner list.
a syncer module that defines the way the data is represented in your CiviCRM instance.
If the existing modules don't really work for you, you can contact us for new/adjusted modules at info@systopia.de.
Current Usage: 4
Modifies QuickSearch to both search on and display non-primary email/address/phone info.
Current Usage: 4
Campaign Manager (Next Generation) is an upgraded version from the original extension de.systopia.campaign.
Current Usage: 4
Restricts payment methods to specific domains. For multisite CiviCRM instances.

This is especially helpful with accounting integration to ensure that your different sites all use payment methods tied to specific bank accounts.
Current Usage: 4
Allows generating CDN Tax Receipts via a CiviRules action.
Current Usage: 4
The TimeTracker extension is a CiviCRM component that enables new project functionality for CiviCRM and CiviMobile.

TimeTracker is CiviCRM extension that helps users create projects, add tasks for them, assign performers and generate time spent reports. It allows us to create several task types and use them in Task creation. Its functionality enables the possibility of time tracking within the chosen project. In addition, you can have a detailed report of personnel workload and volunteers’ engagement. It is also working with CiviMobile where user can view project, assign himself/herself to task, log time for assigned task.

You can assign contacts to a certain project and give them the opportunity to choose a task they want to do. A person assigned to a project can take on more than one task.

For better management we added two new roles: Owner and Manager. As a user with restricted permission can only assign himself to task and log time, while Manager of project has extra ability to create tasks and Owner can edit current project.

This extension and it’s mobile version can be useful for an organization that wants to be on the track with employees/volunteers workload, have a better understanding of budget for certain project and arrange project related tasks.
Current Usage: 4
Creates an downloadable archive of a CiviCase so you can store the contents of the case in your archive.
Developed for the use case where the data of a grant application is not needed anymore after a year however it needs to be stored in an archive for legal matters (in case the tax authority wants to check whether everything went well).
Current Usage: 4
Restore CiviCRM data using the detailed log tables.
Current Usage: 4
Hide nickname in Contact profile
Current Usage: 4
Allows all contributions made through a particular page to be in honor/memory of a particular person. Useful for memorial pages.
Current Usage: 4
Display Event start/end dates in the user's timezone. Useful for virtual events.
Current Usage: 4
Tools for working with message templates
Current Usage: 4
Ever needed to upload very large files to CiviCRM, beyond the web server's limit? No? Well now you can, thanks to the plupload library, which can be combined with the remoteform extension, so that your users can upload huge files. Kidding aside, this is more of a proof of concept extension.
Current Usage: 4
Allows event admins to redirect an Event Info page to an external URL.
Current Usage: 4