CiviCRM | Open source constituent relationship management for non-profits, NGOs and advocacy organizations

[nebulon]

https://civicrm.org/ (has a wordpress and a drupal version)

[shwaydogg]

Yes please!!!!

[A Former User]

Agree - I'd like this!

The CiviCRM community is currently working towards improving it's standing as a cloud-native citizen.

You can follow along with progress/blockers/issues here: https://lab.civicrm.org/dev/cloud-native

A CiviCRM account is required to access!

[A Former User]

CiviCRM - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CiviCRM

Open Source Self-Hosted CiviCRM Alternatives
https://alternativeto.net/software/civicrm/?license=opensource&platform=self-hosted

[joemcl]

@mikeymjco
A CiviCRM.org account is required to comment, do PRs, etc right but anyone can see it.

[olidev]

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[jimscarver]

Is anyone using civicrm in wordpress on cloudron successfully?

These issues have been reported to me.

graham
11:51 AM

first thing we spotted, which wasn't an issue initially - so I'm guessing it got messed up after an update a couple of months ago, is that the personalised links that we can send out via email weren't working, so when members were hitting the renewal form it wasn't recognising who they were. This was bad.

then later yesterday I realised that payments weren't getting completed, which is very bad. So, two urgent issues to resolve.

[marcusquinn]

Looks interesting.

[makemrproper]

CiviCRM is very good.

[jimcavoli]

This runs as a WordPress plugin. I've run it with no major issues on Cloudron-installed WP before. If anyone wants to give it a spin and file any particular bug reports noticed, then that's an option, but is likely best positioned to be taken care of after other WordPress package changes that are in process right now

[makemrproper]

@jimcavoli said in CiviCRM | Open source constituent relationship management for non-profits, NGOs and advocacy organizations:

This runs as a WordPress plugin. I've run it with no major issues on Cloudron-installed WP before. If anyone wants to give it a spin and file any particular bug reports noticed, then that's an option, but is likely best positioned to be taken care of after other WordPress package changes that are in process right now

I recommend the Drupal version.

[jimcavoli]

Supposedly there's a CMS-independent version coming someday, but I have no idea when/if to expect that. That would likely be the best variant for Cloudron, if it ever comes to pass.