Your CMS choice matters more than it used to. AI agents and search engines now read your content alongside humans. Drupal's architecture was built for this reality, and its integration with CiviCRM makes it the smart choice for mission-driven organizations.

Skvare built a free, open-source CiviCRM extension that pushes structured GA4-compatible dataLayer events at every step of your contribution and event registration flows, giving you real funnel visibility without custom JavaScript.

You know people are dropping off your contribution pages. You just do not know where. The CiviCRM DataLayer extension fixes that. It pushes structured GA4 events at every step of your donation and event registration flows, giving you real funnel data in Google Analytics 4 via Google Tag Manager. Free, open-source, and built for any CiviCRM site.

Why asking the right questions matters You've heard about CiviCRM. You know it can manage contacts, handle donations, track event registrations, and send email campaigns. But knowing what CiviCRM can do and knowing what your organization needs are two different things. Too many nonprofits implement CiviCRM, or any system, without a clear plan. The result? Implementation that costs more time and money than expected. Scope creep. Frustrated staff. Staff hours spent configuring features nobody uses. Custom development that could have been avoided. The good news: a few strategic questions upfront ...

Overview Many nonprofits run their main website on one domain while event registrations and donations happen on a third-party platform at a different web address entirely. This is common with hosted CRM platforms like Neon CRM. As investment in Google Ads and Meta Ads grows, so does the need to understand what is actually converting. Source attribution is lost the moment a visitor clicks through from the main site to a registration or donation form, and most hosted CRM forms do not push data to the dataLayer. Here is how ...

Skvare developed a single sign-on suite for Drupal 7 and Drupal 8 that integrates the Nimble Association Management System, which is built on top of Salesforce. Features include a single sign-on for both D7 and D8 sites, as well as syncing data from the 3rd party system. Custom module configuration pages allow the administrators to map fields, map Drupal user roles, control access to the Drupal user profile fields, and calculate the number of continual education credits that are awarded to their members.