A web application exposing a few specific actions in CiviCRM in a mobile-friendly way. Note that it is not a mobile interface for all of CiviCRM.

Developed as a GSOC 2016 project.

Contacts

• Contacts can be searched for by name, email address, or phone number (the search field is automatically detected based on the input, but is overridable).
• Contacts can be searched for by location: either within a chosen radius of the current location or within a postal code.
• Contacts can be created, edited, and viewed.
• Multiple email addresses and phone numbers can be entered, and assigned as 'primary', 'billing', etc.
• The primary phone number for each contact can be dialled from the list of contacts; for those without phone numbers, their primary email address is substituted.

Events

• Organisers can view and edit descriptive fields such as address or date and time.
• Participants can be 'checked in' (i.e. toggled between 'Registered'/'Pay later' and 'Attended'). If a participant has a linked contribution which is pending as 'pay later' the organiser is prompted to collect it and mark the contribution as complete. If a participant has no linked contribution but has a 'pay later' state the organiser is prompted to collect payment and create a new contribution record.
• Contacts who aren't yet participants can be signed up to events (if the events are monetary, the participant status is set to 'pay later').

Memberships

• Organisations can sign up existing contacts for memberships, or create a new contact as part of the sign-up process.
• Members are searchable by name and email address, and the list of memberships distinguishes between each type ('Student', 'Lifetime', etc.).
• Membership type, end date, and source are editable.
• Each individual membership page lists contributions associated with that membership so that they can be edited (marked as complete, say); new membership payment contributions can be recorded.

Donations

• Campaigners can collect donations and create corresponding contribution records for either existing contacts (searchable as above) or new contacts.

Requirements

• CiviCRM 4.6.x +

CiviMobile is a free and open source extension for CiviCRM that can be downloaded from the extensions directory.

The fields displayed and editable for each contact in CiviMobile are configured in CiviCRM profiles.

You can create a new profile in Administer > Custom Data and Screens > Profiles, and choose which profile is used for each contact type in Administer > Custom Data and Screens > CiviMobile.

Angular implementation built by Adam Hillier, working at Compucorp for GSOC 2016.

Previous JQuery implementation built by:

• Web Access - webaccessglobal.com
• Kurund Jalmi - civicrm.org
• Peter McAndrew - thirdsectordesign.org
• Erawat Chamanont