coopsymbiotic

Attaches ICS files to event confirmation emails.

Import interface for more complex, programmatic imports (can be extended by other extensions).

A timetracker extension for CiviCase.

Alters the "Email Invoice" form to add a few fields similar to other email forms (to, cc, subject with tokens, message templates), as well as generates payment links for pending contributions that can be copy-pasted from the View Contribution page.

Changes the behaviour of contribution forms so that the recurring donation options are shown as radio buttons instead of a checkbox.

Makes it possible to create CiviCRM activities using a profile.

Adds support to export search results and report results directly into the Excel xlsx format.

Changes the input type on a few fields (ex: email, phone, amount) and helps format postcodes, phone numbers.

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Provides an interface to live-translate strings in Transifex, and also to export/import strings from various CiviCRM settings (contribution pages, events, etc).

Sends all Drupal8 emails through CiviCRM. Useful to avoid configuring the SMTP services twice, and also to keep a log of password resets and other emails (they get recorded as activities on the contact record).

Provides an integration with the online community management software by Higher Logic (https://www.higherlogic.com/).

Sends all Drupal emails through CiviCRM. Useful to avoid configuring the SMTP services twice, and also to keep a log of password resets and other Drupal emails (they get recorded as activities on the contact record).

Calculates the taxes based on the place of supply.

Ever had a custom field whose possible values depended on the values of another field?

Provides a lighter workflow for the CiviCRM Event Cart. Designed for a ticket box office (ex: where you do not need the names of participants).

Adds an option to force recurring donations on contribution pages.

Data Explorer aims to provide an easy to use interface that can generate custom visualizations of CiviCRM data. The visualizations can then be added to the CiviCRM Dashboard, shared to external people without access to CiviCRM (using a secret key), or (eventually) as an HTML snippet that can be embedded in website content.