Mail

Users are given the option to send an invitation along with a specific role.

This module attempts to bridge the gap between Mailhandler and Organic Groups by allowing users to post content to groups using a specific email address rather than learning mailhandler commands. For example, for the group "Bridges of London", users would be able to email bridges_of_london@example.com and have content directly posted to that group (provided the user has sufficient privileges).

SugaronDrupal provides the connection link between the SugarCRM and Drupal applications. With this set of modules Drupal could be set as a Self Service portal for a company customers, or serve as a lead capture engine of the website users. Within the scope of this project you will find two kind of modules providing a very good level of integration: for the Drupal site, to be able to understand and feed the SugarCRM information and for the SugarCRM site, to be able to query the Drupal site about information.

When an auto-reply is used with the standard contact form, the "From" on the auto-reply email is set to the value entered as the recipient. In some cases (e.g. email to the CEO), it wouldn't be good to reveal that email address. Using this module, you can choose to hide the recipient's email in the auto-reply. It will instead come from the default site email address. This can be set separately for each contact form category.

The Private Messages Limits module allows you to set a limit for the number of privatemsg module messages that can be sent per period of time.

An example with the following settings:

This module, in conjunction with Simplenews Statistics attempts to track the path of a user who clicks on links in a newsletter.

Simplenews Register gives the user an option of subscribing to a newsletter when they register for the site. This module adds the user registration form the the Simplenews block for the newsletter given the following conditions:

An interface that lets you create and place subscription blocks for mailing lists maintained through the third party 'Exact Target'

The VerticalResponse module allows users to sign-up or subscribe to a VerticalResponse mailing list from a drupal node. The module also allows administrators to generate VerticalResponse e-mail newsletter campaigns using Drupal and the Basic E-news module.

VR2 API

VerticalResponse is promoting a new version of their API, VR2. This module is only compatible with VR Classic API. At the moment there are no plans to update the module for VR2, but maintainers welcome anyone who wants to maintain a new branch.

Features

• Administrators can associate any single node with any number of VerticalResponse mailing lists.
• The VerticalResponse module now includes a "campaign manager," which allows administrators to create and launch VerticalResponse e-mail campaigns from within Drupal.
• Administrators can allow users to subscribe to mailing lists during the registration process.
• Allows admins to map user properties to merge fields using a view.
• Administrators can segment lists in Drupal.

This simple module add a contact form right under the node. You can choose:

• to add a contact form on teaser,
• to add a contact form on full view,
• to add a contact link on teaser,
• to add a contact link on full view,
• which content types these settings will apply to.

This check if user has rights to access contact forms.
It needs Contact module.