KAXXIS MODULE MARKETPLACE
Start with something useful.
Make it your own.
Discover focused business applications for KAXXIS. Download a reviewed release, install it in your platform and adapt the source when its licence allows.
First up: Community CRM.
Contacts, companies, leads and customer notes in your KAXXIS workspace. A small, useful starting point with an installable module and editable source.
Free module. MIT-licensed CRM source. KAXXIS platform licensing, hosting and bundled dependencies have their own terms. Community CRM is separate from the existing CRM in established installations.
Initial release: builds and automated regression checks pass. Validate installation, your tenant permissions and your upgrade/backup process on a test host before production use.
Find your next building block.
Each release lists its version, compatibility, source licence, change notes and SHA-256 checksum. Check these before installing.
Approved modules
Community CRM
A free, tenant-scoped contact directory for KAXXIS: contacts, companies, leads/customer status, conversation notes, search, archive/restore and CSV import/export. Includes editable MIT-licensed CRM source. Initial release: verify installation, permissions and upgrades on your staging host. Requires a compatible KAXXIS platform licence and persistent single-host storage.
Free · Version 0.2.0
From download to your own workflow.
Choose a release
Read the description and compatibility requirements. Download the binary package; choose the source kit if you want to change it.
Install with control
Back up first. Upload the ZIP through KAXXIS Package Manager, review the package and licensing changes, then stage it and restart the host. Configure the tenant licence and user roles.
Build and share
Give the source and its AGENTS.md to your coding assistant. Test your changes, build a new version and submit it for review. Keep upgrade notes and preserve customer data.
Community software. Clear responsibilities.
Submissions stay private until an administrator reviews and publishes them. A reviewed listing is not a guarantee that a module suits every deployment: modules execute trusted server code. Check the publisher, source licence, support arrangements and compatibility.
Ratings are moderated. Published releases are versioned and checksummed; withdrawn releases are blocked from further downloads. Existing installations are never updated automatically.