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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Great custom search for searching and filtering on event participants in CiviCRM. Easily list just the participants who choose "session AAA" from your priceset options and send them all an email or SMS/Text message. Or get the total count of participants for priceset option "session BBB" so you know how many chairs and snacks you need to set up.
Olark is a chat service that enables web site visitors to chat with staff of an organization.
On Contribution public forms, if the confirmation page is disabled, it will instead display a popup confirmation before submitting the form.
Revisionist adds automatic version history to CiviCRM's FormBuilder and SearchKit. Every time a form or search is saved, a snapshot is recorded automatically - so you can browse previous versions, see exactly what changed
field-by-field, and restore an earlier version with one click. For SearchKit searches with multiple linked displays, you can even restore a single display on its own, without touching the underlying search or its other
displays.
field-by-field, and restore an earlier version with one click. For SearchKit searches with multiple linked displays, you can even restore a single display on its own, without touching the underlying search or its other
displays.
This provides an API for other extensions to offer a confirm-by-clicking-link-in-email step.
**SearchKit Form** adds a **Form** display type to CiviCRM SearchKit. Instead of a table or a grid
of cards, the results of a search are shown **as editable forms** — one record per page by default,
or several at once in a configurable grid: you page **prev / next** through the whole filtered,
sorted set — with an *N / total* position indicator — and edit each record's fields inline, saving
through CiviCRM's APIv4. It is an "open a list, then browse
the records in a form" workflow, built entirely on core SearchKit.
of cards, the results of a search are shown **as editable forms** — one record per page by default,
or several at once in a configurable grid: you page **prev / next** through the whole filtered,
sorted set — with an *N / total* position indicator — and edit each record's fields inline, saving
through CiviCRM's APIv4. It is an "open a list, then browse
the records in a form" workflow, built entirely on core SearchKit.
SearchKit Box adds an enhanced box grid display type to CiviCRM SearchKit. It lays search results out as boxes in a grid, but it adds a configurable "boxes-per-row grid", selectable "box styles" (including a compact *Board* preset), rich per-field roles (icon rows, colored badges, status dots, avatars, a kebab menu), a split footer, and an optional left-edge accent bar — all styled natively from the active CiviCRM theme.
