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.

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Payment processor for Canada.
Current Usage: 20
Provides a custom branded stream and modern styling for CiviCRM using the RiverLea theme framework.
Current Usage: 1
Gmail integration for CiviCRM
Current Usage: 3
Notification framework for CiviCRM
Current Usage: 3
Provides a UI for reviewing the current state of Managed Entities.
Current Usage: 2
Integrates the Deepl translation service into CiviCRM.
Current Usage: 6
Portal Invoice Download provides authenticated contacts and their authorised delegates with secure access to contribution invoice PDFs from a CiviCRM portal or other front-end interface.
Current Usage: 1
This extension integrates SumUp online payments with CiviCRM. It creates a SumUp checkout server-side and displays the SumUp Card Widget, Apple Pay and Google Pay, and works with POS payments with the CloudAPI and Tap To Pay.
Current Usage: 1
Instant federated full-text search across CiviCRM entities backed by Typesense
Current Usage: 1
Generate QR, Apple Wallet and Google Wallet pass for CiviCRM.
Current Usage: 5
CiviScan provides a mobile-first, installable event check-in application for CiviCRM. It allows authorised staff to search participant lists, scan participant QR codes, check attendees in or out, add participants, display participant roles, and manage attendance from a phone, tablet, or desktop browser.
Current Usage: 4
Adds an editable line-item cart to Afform forms for building and editing Contribution orders, including correctly modifying orders that have already been paid.
Current Usage: 5
Serves the Model Context Protocol (MCP) from inside CiviCRM, so AI clients such as Claude can answer questions from CiviCRM data as the signed-in user. The built-in tools are read-only and run under that user's CiviCRM permissions.
Current Usage: 2
Input masking, casing and phone formatting for CiviCRM forms, powered by Robin Herbots' Inputmask and Jack O'Connor's intl-tel-input.
Current Usage: 1
Provides automatic formatting for phone and postcode fields.
Current Usage: 10