Add-ons Master List

We have an add-ons page where users can browse add-ons that are available to them, but many of our add-ons are hidden on the /plugins page where only CSMs can enable them. When we're working with prospects and new customers they want to know about all of the add-ons that are available to them, and it's up to the CSM to put together a list based on their recommendations.

It would be helpful to have a Guide or an Article in the KB that acts as an add-on's catalogue of sorts. This is something the CSMs can work on as a team, but we'll need to spruce up our definitions, add some links to relevant docs and make sure that add-ons that are only available to a certain tier are properly identified.

Here's the full list, I've removed things like the DB Logger, and VIP Self-Deploy on purpose, as these need to be negotiated into the contract.

1. Advanced Editor: Enables advanced editing of posts in several formats, including WYSIWYG, simple HTML, Markdown, and BBCode.
2. Advanced Search: Enables advanced search on sites. Replaces "{searchbox}" with "{searchbox_advanced}". For more information, see documentation.
3. Akismet: Adds Akismet spam filtering to all posts by unverified users and applicant registrations.
4. All Viewed: Allows users to mark all discussions as viewed and mark category viewed.
5. API V1:
6. Author Selector: Allows administrators to change the author of a discussion.
7. Auto Signout-Timer: Automatically signs people out if they have not been active for a period of time
8. Auto-Role by Email: Add users with a confirmed email address to roles, based on their email domain.
9. Avatar Pool: Create a limited stock of default avatars that members can choose between.
10. Badges: Give badges to your users to reward them for contributing to your community.
11. Badgify Comments: It's gamification with badges. Assign badges to discussions to incentivize users to comment.
12. Bulk User Import: Bulk user import with standardized CSV files. Send invites or directly insert new members.
13. Bump: Allows moderators to bump a discussion without commenting.
14. Category as Link: Configure a category to show up on the Category List but link to a custom URL.
15. Civil Tongue: A swear word filter for your forum. Making your forum safer for younger audiences.
16. Custom Theme: Allows administrators to customize the CSS & master HTML template of the currently enabled theme.
17. Discussion Photos: Displays photo and name of the user who started each discussion in discussion listings on modern layouts. Note that this plugin will not have any affect when table layouts are enabled.
18. Discussion Excerpt: Adds an excerpt from the first comment in a discussion to the discussion list.
19. Disqus Sign in: Users may sign into your site using their Disqus account. You must register your application with Disqus for this plugin to work.
20. Facebook Social Connect: Users may sign into your site using their Facebook account and optionally share forum content there.
21. Feed Discussions: Automatically creates new discussions based on content imported from supplied RSS feeds.
22. Fire Base: Use FireBase to manage your SSO user experience.
23. Flair: Displays badges on user posts.
24. Gigya Sign In: Adds single sign-on (SSO) to Gigya connect platform.
25. GitHub: Allow staff users to create issues from discussions and comments.
26. Google Sign in: Users may sign into your site using their Google account.
27. Gravatar: Implements Gravatar avatars for all users who have not uploaded their own custom profile picture & icon.
28. Hero Image: A plugin to add a hero image upload per category. The image is accessible through the Smarty tag `{hero_image_url}`. Supports a default image and inheritence from parents.
29. Hootsuite: Provides an interface necessary for connecting and communicating with Vanilla's Hootsuite app.
30. Ideation: Let users vote on discussions in a Idea category. 
31. Ignore: This plugin allows users to ignore others, filtering their comments out of discussions.
32. In this discussion: Adds a list of users taking part in the discussion to the side panel of the discussion page in Vanilla.
33. Invisibility Cloak: Hide your forum from the prying eyes of search engines and bots while you set it up.
34. JSON Web Token SSO: Connect users to a forum using SSO by passing a JSON Web Token.
35. Keyword Blocker: Block posts containing certain words and send them for review.
36. Last Edited: Appends "Post edited by [User] at [Time]" to the end of edited posts and links to change log
37. Link Types: Open external URLs in a new tab. Links that are on the same main domain are not considered external URLs
38. Linked in Social Connect : Allow users to sign in via linked in
39. MailChimp Push: Updates MailChimp when users adjust their email address.
40. Message Link: Adds a link to message the author of each discussion and comment.
41. Microsoft Account: Allows users to sign-in with their Microsoft Account credentials.
42. Mod List: Adds a list of moderators to categories.
43. Multilingual: Allows use of multiple languages. Users can select their preferred language via a link in the footer, and administrators may embed their forum in different languages in different places
44. OAuth2 SSO: Connect to an authentication provider to allow users to log on using SSO.
45. Online: Tracks who is online, and provides a panel module for displaying a list of online people.
46. Participated Discussions: Users may view a list of all discussions they have participated in. This is a more user-friendly version of an auto-subscribe option.
47. Pockets: Administrators may add raw HTML to various places on the site. This plugin is very powerful, but can easily break your site if you make a mistake
48. Polls: Allow users to create and vote on polls.
49. Post Count: Shows each user's comment total by their name in each comment.
50. Post Numbering: Add numerical indices, beside posts, that link to the post itself.
51. Pre-Moderated Category: Send chosen category's discussions directly to moderation and warn users about it.
52. Profile Extender: Add fields (like status, location, or gamer tags) to profiles and registration.
53. Q&A: Users may designate a discussion as a Question and then officially accept one or more of the comments as the answer.
54. Quotes: Adds an option to each comment for users to easily quote each other.
55. Ranks: Adds user ranks to the application.
56. Reactions: Adds reaction options to discussions & comments.
57. reCAPTCHA Support: Add recaptcha validation to signups.
58. Reporting: Allows users to report posts to moderators for abuse, terms of service violations etc.
59. Rich Editor: The new WYSIWYG editor for Vanilla. Easy to use, with support for rich content embedding. Also supports a more minimal text mode, Markdown, and BBCode.
60. Role Titles: Lists users' roles under their name and adds role-specific CSS classes to their comments for theming.
61. Role Tracker: Tag and track posts made by users in selected roles.
62. Salesforce: Allow staff users to create leads and cases from discussions and comments.
63. SAML SSO: Allows Vanilla to SSO to SAML 2.0 compliant identity providers.
64. Signatures: Users may create custom signatures that appear after each of their comments.
65. Split/Merge: Allows moderators with discussion edit permission to split & merge discussions.
66. Spoof: Administrators may "spoof" other users, meaning they temporarily sign in as that user. Helpful for debugging permission problems.
67. Steam Connect: Allow users to sign in with their Steam Account. Requires ‘OpenID’ plugin to be enabled first.
68. Stop Auto Draft: Comments are auto-saved as a user types. This plugin disables that feature so that drafts are only saved if the "Save Draft" button is clicked.
69. Stop Forum Spam: Got spammer problems? This integrates the spammer blacklist from stopforumspam.com to mitigate the issue.
70. Subcommunities: Allows you to use top level categories as virtual mini forums for multilingual or multi-product communities.
71. Syntax Prettifier: Adds pretty syntax highlighting to code in discussions and tab support to the comment box. This is a great addon for communities that support programmers and designers.
72. Terms of User Manager: Stop user from creating accounts until they have agreed to your terms. Record which terms they have agreed to.
73. Touch Icon: Adds option to upload a touch icon for Apple iDevices.
74. Troll Management: Allows you to mark users as trolls, making it so that only they can see their comments & discussions. They essentially become invisible to other users and eventually just leave because no-one responds to them.
75. Trusted Embedded Content: Stop images from being shown on the forum unless it comes from a source that you trust. Removed images will be shown as a link.
76. Twitter Social Connect: Users may sign into your site using their Twitter account.
77. User Points Booster: Allow giving more points to users for certain actions
78. Vanilla Analytics: Track important trends on your forum and chart them in a customizable dashboard.
79. Vanilla jsconnect: Enables custom single sign-on solutions. They can be same-domain or cross-domain. See the documentation for details.
80. Vanilla Pop: Users may start discussions, make comments, and even automatically register for your site via email.
81. Vanilla Statistics: Adds helpful graphs and information about activity on your forum over time (new users, discussions, comments, and pageviews).
82. Vanillicon: Provides fun default user icons from vanillicon.com.
83. Warnings & Notes: Allows moderators to warn users and add private notes to profiles to help police the community.
84. Welcome Post: Redirect users, after registration, to an "introduce yourself" page that posts in a "welcome" category. This plugin does not work with the "approval" registration mode.
85. Whitelist: Block any requests that does not come from a whitelisted source
86. Zendesk: Allow staff users to create tickets and cases from discussions and comments.