Add features to your Moodle without putting your platform at risk

We select, validate and install paid or free community add-ons (pluginspluginsAdd-ons installed in Moodle to give it new features.) for Moodle, safely and with compatibility in mind.

Add-on integration

What you gain

Proven, compatible, actively maintained features, with no surprises in your next upgrades.

Is it for you?

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What's included and what you can add

What the service includes

  • Understanding your need What you want to achieve, not just which plugin to install.
  • Search and comparison of alternatives
  • Technical validation Compatibility, maintenance, reputation, security and performance.
  • Installation in testing, configuration and tests with key users
  • Production installation and guidance for administrators

Community and paid plugins

License
Community
Free.
Paid
From the vendor.
Support
Community
From the community or the author.
Paid
From the vendor.
What we do
Community
We carefully validate maintenance and security.
Paid
We guide the purchase and integrate it.

Additional services you can add Not included: you can add them with us, depending on your project

Paid plugin licenses Purchased from each vendor.

Modifying a plugin's code Quoted as custom development.

Integrations with in-house systems Separate technical assessment.

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Phases, timelines and deliverables

Process duration

A simple, well-maintained plugin integrates quickly; a complex or licensed one takes longer.

What you get at the end

Comparison of alternatives. Validation report. Plugin installed, configured and tested. Guidance for administrators.

  1. Need

    What you want to solve and where.

  2. Search and validation

    Compatibility, maintenance and security.

  3. Approval

    Recommendation and, if applicable, license cost.

  4. Testing

    Installation and configuration in a test environment.

  5. Production

    Plugin running and administrators briefed.

What it would look like in practice

Illustrative case: hypothetical scenario
Context

A university wants to track attendance in live classes and issue digitally signed certificates.

Challenge

Several plugins with no way to know which were reliable; a previous one blocked an upgrade.

Solution

A comparison, discarding unmaintained options, and testing in a separate environment.

Expected result

Reliable features and a platform ready for future upgrades.

Frequently asked questions

Why not just install the plugin I found?

A poorly maintained or incompatible plugin can affect security, performance or your upgrades.

Are free plugins safe?

Many are, but not all. That's why we validate them before recommending them.

Can you review the plugins I already have?

Yes: an inventory and a recommendation on which to keep, upgrade or replace.

Have a project in mind?

Tell us about your case and we'll reply with a tailored proposal.