A common question we have been asked lately is how does Active CRM integrate with DotNetNuke.  Active CRM has a couple levels of integration.  User Base - The Active CRM service will import user information every few minutes.  (read more)

The Active CRM Screenshot library is now online. Click here for Screen Shots (read more)

We have already had a handful of sales and released our first update yesterday.  Not only did this update address a few minor bugs, but we also made a few changes and added a few features based upon customer feedback.  We are looking fo (read more)

If you didn't already notice, we released Active CRM yesterday.  We will make the official announcement later next week.  We are also still updating the product information on the site.  We should have all marketing materials and docum (read more)

Active CRM™ will be available for purchase on February 15th.  As part of the kick-off celebration, we have put together a special offer for our first twenty customers who purchase Active CRM.  Active CRM is a feature rich, yet easy (read more)

Active CRM™ is just about ready for release.  We are actually ahead of schedule which gives us even more time for testing and documentation.   All product information should be available on our site within the next few days.  (read more)

Recently we have had numerous requests to incorporate the DotNetNuke Display Name field from the User profile into Active Forums.  Before we add this in the next release, which I don't think we should, let me tell you why this is an ex (read more)

You have to excuse all the blurred data.  These screen shots are from the system we are using.  We should have some additional screen shots next week with sample data.   Contact List This is the main contact list screen.&n (read more)

As of today, Active CRM is now processing all of our inbound email support requests.  Hopefully by the end of the week we have it opened up so that you can manage your tickets from the My Account page.  Last week we finished u (read more)

I just upgraded ActiveModules.com to DNN 4.4.  Upgrade was easy and the performance improvements are fantastic. Thanks, Will (read more)

Nic, my all-around support guy, has been here almost a year now.  He has done an amazing job and I don't mind saying he really goes above and beyond to make sure our customers happy.  If you contact us through our primary support channels ( (read more)

I started my first technology company in 1995.  Very quickly I realized the need to properly manage and access customer information.  Over the years I have used programs such as ACT, QuickBooks, GoldMine, SalesGenie, Pivotal, Outlook, Micro (read more)

Active CRM is scheduled to be released on February 15, 2007.  We actually finished development on the main feature set last week.  Why wait until February to release?  Active CRM is an application that many businesses will trust with t (read more)

Sorry it has taken so long to get this posted.  I actually had it completed several weeks ago, but learned a valuable lesson about writing a long article online using the r.a.d. editor.  Part 3 of this series is migrating your data to a new (read more)

We have received many compliments on the new site design.  We still aren't finished and have to make some adjustments for Firefox.  We have also received a few questions about how we did certain things.  One thing you may hav (read more)

Even with widescreen displays I really hate having "extra stuff" on the screen.  I really like the top Icon Control Panel Bar that appears on the page when you are logged in to DotNetNuke.  However, I don't like how much space it takes (read more)

Hopefully you have noticed the new look and layout of ActiveModules.com.  It's been a very busy weekend.  In addition to changing the design and layout, we have done several things behind the scenes that I thought I would share.  Activ (read more)

The first day of the Modular Developers Conference I had the pleasure of eating lunch with Scott McCulloch, Kelly Ford and Peter Donker.  At one point Peter says, "Your forum really needs...".  He went on describe all the functionality that is built (read more)

Last week I attended the Modular Developers Conference hosted by Flatburger.  I can't even begin to tell you the success of this event.  There is something to be said about putting a face with a name.  The funny thing is that several of us have been (read more)

The much anticipated, and slightly overdue, release of Active Cases 2.0 is quickly approaching.  If you are looking for a help desk, issue tracking or case management system for DotNetNuke, then look no further - Active Cases will meet your needs and (read more)

There really isn't any need for a comparison when it comes to input options.  DotNetNuke Forums only offers one method, while Active Forums offers four different methods.  In addition, each forum or group of forums can have different input options.  (read more)

Recently we have had several people tell us that they chose the DNN Forums over Active Forums because it had the ability to display different forums on other tabs.  Active Forums also has this ability, but takes it one step further.  The ForumViewer (read more)

Today I saw a post on the DotNetNuke Forums about setting up a different display name to appear when the user posts.  Specifically they wanted to be able to display the First and Last Name of the author with each post.  The solution was for the perso (read more)

A question that we see almost daily is:     "What makes Active Forums better than the DotNetNuke Forums Project?" I have tried to remain quiet about this topic, but after seeing some of the posts on the DotNetNuke forums I decided I can't be quie (read more)