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This extension allows users to find payments associated with contributions.

Displays stored emails (by using the 'Redirect to database' mail-sending option) through a simplified GUI

Compare email bounce performance by domain, sharing aggregate data with other CiviCRMs to help diagnose problems and identify the best SMTP providers.

This extension adds a Clone action to SearchKit Displays which list Cases. When a Case is cloned all its fields including custom fields are copied to the clone along with copies of Case Roles and Case Activities.

Payment Processor for CiviCRM. Please contribute to help MJW Consulting support and develop this extension.

Processes AWS SES bounces and complaint notifications in CiviCRM. Uses native AWS bounce and complaint types instead of trying to match them to out of the box CiviCRM bounce types.

Adds new settings to determine if a priceset field value should be displayed for one-time donations, recurring or both.

Helper functions for Ilga Scholarship admissions

Integrates the WPForms plugin for WordPress with the Form Processor extension for CiviCRM. Allows you to submit data from WPForms into CiviCRM, even a CiviCRM located on a different site.

A CiviCRM extension providing GoCardless integration to handle UK Direct Debits.

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.

For staff members who use CiviCRM's web-based interface as part of their job at an organization.

Postcode lookup feature in CiviCRM backend and frontend profiles.

Allows administrators to define certain participant roles to have permission to view and/or edit the other participants of their events. For instance, a "Teacher" role can be granted permission to view and edit all contacts who have a "Student" role in the same events.