Drupal + CiviCRM = Web Application Solution for Non-Profits

The Free Software Foundation designated CiviCRM in April as its recommendation for a "fully featured donor and contact management system for nonprofits". The FSF reinforced it's announcement by adopting CiviCRM for its own use. CiviCRM is also used by Amnesty International, Creative Commons, the Wikimedia Foundation and thousands of smaller organizations around the world. But wait, this is DrupalCamp - what's this have to do with us!?! CiviCRM is designed to be paired with a CMS and 68% of current CiviCRM installations are Drupal. Together the two can build a comprehensive web application for Non-Profits.

Agenda

• Drupal and CiviCRM - out of the box integration features
  • Drupal User - CiviCRM Contact linkage
  • CiviCRM OG Sync: Synchronize Organic Groups and CiviCRM Groups and ACL's
  • CiviGroup Roles Sync: Sync Drupal Roles to CiviCRM Groups
  • CiviMember Roles Sync
  • CiviMember Roles Sync: Synchronize CiviCRM Contacts with Membership Status to a specified Drupal Role both automatically and manually
• CiviCRM Features
• Contacts & Activities
• CiviContribute
• CiviEvent
• CiviMail
• CiviMember
• CiviReport
• CiviCase
• Demo: Installing CiviCRM in Drupal
• Overview of Configuration and Customization
• Q&A and/or Advanced Configuration as time allows.

About the Presenter: Shawn Duncan of C3 Design has been building sites with CiviCRM since 2006 and switched to Drupal in 2009. He has the author of the Drupal module, CiviCRM Relate. He is also a priest in the Episcopal Church.