Skvare's CiviCRM Membership Card Designer extension lets staff build, generate, and distribute membership cards using a visual drag-and-drop template editor.
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Articles covering all things CiviCRM, the open-source CRM designed for nonprofits, associations, and membership organizations.
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 Privacy Laws Matter to Your Organization Your donors, volunteers, and community members trust you with their contact information, donation history, and communication preferences. Data privacy laws exist to protect that trust and make organizations accountable when something goes wrong. The landscape has shifted. It's no longer enough to have a privacy policy buried on your website. Regulators are enforcing these laws. Organizations that mishandle personal data face fines, lawsuits, and damage to their reputation. The good news: privacy compliance is achievable. It starts with understanding which laws apply to ...
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 ...
Learn how Skvare built a CiviCRM extension to automatically cancel Authorize.Net subscriptions when members switch between monthly and annual memberships.
Learn how Skvare’s File Analyzer extension helps CiviCRM administrators track, clean, and organize uploaded files. The tool identifies duplicates, flags abandoned files, and reduces storage costs—all within the CiviCRM interface.
Skvare’s Mark Hanna shows how to manage CiviCRM and Drupal with Composer. Learn the basics of composer.json and composer.lock, useful plugins, and a starter template for Drupal 11.