The ContactDrive App Marketplace

ContactDrive Core does one job very well: it holds your contacts and everything that has ever happened with them. Apps are how it does everything else.

An app can add a page to your sidebar, a widget to your dashboard, a panel on a contact's record, new activity types, new custom fields, or a connection to an outside service. Apps are available on Plus and above.

What's available

Getting things done

• Tasks - follow-ups, assignments, and recurring task sequences.
• Lists - build working groups of contacts, static or dynamic.
• Connect - structured outreach sessions across SMS, email, and phone.
• Dashboard - an at-a-glance view of the workspace.
• Recommended - a daily, prioritized set of people to reach out to.
• Daily Brief - that same priority list, emailed to you each morning.
• Relationships - link contacts to each other with typed relationships.
• Chat - an AI assistant over your contact data.

Email and messaging

• Email Marketing - native broadcast campaigns and drip sequences from your own domain.
• Mailchimp, MailerLite, Campaign Monitor, Email Octopus - two-way sync with your existing email platform.
• Dispatch - peer-to-peer text messaging.

Data in and out

• Webhooks - push and pull data with almost anything.
• Forms - embeddable forms that capture contacts and activity.
• Zapier - thousands of integrations, no code.
• WinRed - fundraising data straight into ContactDrive.
• Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 - sync contacts, calendar, and email.

Filling in the gaps

• FullContact - enrich with your own FullContact subscription.
• Social Enrichment - LinkedIn, X, employer, role, photo.
• Premium Enrichment - verified work email and direct phone.
• Voter Enrichment - voter file detail.

Fundraising and advocacy

• Donations - track contributions and giving history.
• Advocacy - help supporters take action on issues.

Installing an app

Head to Apps in your sidebar and browse. Some apps install themselves in one click; some need credentials or an OAuth connection afterward; and a few are set up with our support team rather than self-serve - those say so on their listing.

Permissions, briefly

When you install an app, it's granted a specific set of permissions at that moment - and that grant doesn't quietly widen later. When someone uses an app feature, both the app and the person have to be allowed to do it. An app can't give a User the run of something only an Admin may do.