CiviCRM Hosting

CiviCRM is an extremely flexible, open-source, and cost-free relationship management (CRM) tool, created by and for nonprofit organizations and NGOs that fall under the general category of customer relationship management. According to the official CiviCRM website it is used by over 11,000 non-profits as of 2019. Over 303,000,000 contacts, 265,000,000 donations, and 42,000,000 event registrations are presently managed with CiviCRM hosting. The CiviCRM software is translated into more than 20 languages, including Chinese, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Russian, and Swedish. It also interacts directly with the WordPress, Drupal, and Joomla content management systems!

It functions as an association-management system and is specially tailored to the requirements of advocacy, non-profit, non-governmental organizations, and groupings. Organizations can keep track of sponsors, members, event attendees, subscribers, potential grant funders, case contacts, and all the data of many individuals and companies they engage with thanks to CiviCRM hosting.

CiviCRM is a platform that users can use to handle a variety of interactions, including contributions, events, memberships, activities, cases, campaigns, mailings, Online and offline fundraising, grant monitoring, event planning, donor and member administration, advocacy campaigns, case management, communications, bulk email, and other capabilities are all available through CiviCRM hosting, all included in a single system and strongly integrated with well-known open source content management systems (CMS). CiviCRM may be used to handle volunteers, activists, and voters as well as more basic types of business relationships like workers, clients, or vendors.

WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, and Backdrop are all integrated with CiviCRM. There are several advantageous opportunities made possible by CMS integration. Many actions that website visitors can do on their own include renewing memberships, signing up for events, requesting email updates, and making financial contributions. You can also share specific pieces of CRM data with website visitors, such as event details.

CiviCRM history

Dave Greenberg, Donald Lobo, and Michal Mach founded CiviCRM in 2004. The founders have extensive prior experience with non-profit institutions and resources. Zack Rosen and Neil Drumm, who persuaded the group to choose Drupal as a core cornerstone for CiviCRM, had a significant early effect on the team. By making this choice, the developers have been able to make use of a lot of the capabilities that Drupal offers, enabling the team to concentrate on developing the features required to create a fantastic CRM.

CiviMail and CiviContribute, two of the key modules, were included in the first release of CiviCRM in 2005. Since then, CiviCRM has developed into the top open source CRM for nonprofits. It has grown into a sizable user and developer community.

CiviCRM features

Information management: Keep a record of the details about your constituents including donors, volunteers, supporters, staff, suppliers, consumers, etc. as well as your previous interactions with them.

Flexible: The CiviCRM optional components CiviContribute, CiviEvent, CiviMail, and CiviMember each offer more capabilities and options to your site for more opportunities, to communicate and generate money from your constituents.

Simple Integration: The wildly popular content management systems Joomla, WordPress, and Drupal are also easily integrated with CiviCRM hosting, which widely expands the functionality of the site, and helps in making a trustable unique environment!

Users: Many significant NGOs, including Amnesty International, Creative Commons, the Free Software Foundation, CERN, the Wikimedia Foundation, and KDE, among others, utilize CiviCRM for fundraising. Additionally, Kabissa uses CiviCRM to offer CRM services to more than 1,500 enterprises, primarily in Africa.

Components: This is a list of extensions created by CiviCRM users and made accessible for free download by other organizations. There are two main types of extensions; "native" extensions, which are compatible with any CMS, and "CMS-specific" extensions, which enhance integration between CiviCRM and the CMS and are thus CMS-specific. If you are familiar with your content management system (CMS), you could be aware of certain extensions for that CMS by a different name!

CiviCRM Hosting

Our feature-rich CiviCRM hosting solution is made just for you with security and dependability at its core. Our CiviCRM hosting accounts are protected with state-of-the-art Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates, and free CDN, to keep your site online at all times. With premium support included, you can choose a customized package for the best dependability and availability in the market!

Your HostDive CiviCRM Hosting account is set up with everything you need to host CiviCRM. Customer Support Service is available 24/7/365 and would be pleased to help you install CiviCRM. You can install CiviCRM with just a click using the Softaculous one-click installer. With our Shared Web Hosting and CMS Hosting you can choose which CMS software solution you want CiviCRM installed with. We provide very dependable hosting for Drupal, Joomla, and WordPress as well!

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