We install & configure the following modules according to our customer's needs:

 Blog

Weblog (aka "blog") is arguably one of the most popular categories of applications on the Internet today.  The DotNetNuke® Blog is actually a collection of related modules which comprise all the working parts of a Blog.  When you add the blog module to a page,  you actually add all of them (which you can choose to delete or move).  These presently include:

Menu: List of blog related actions that a user can take, based on permissions (e.g. changing settings, adding a post, etc).
Search: Utility for searching Blog content.
Roll: List of blogs on the site (or in some logical grouping)
Archive: Calendar indicating dates when blogs have been posted
Posts: Display of the lists and content of the blogs.
 Documents

The DotNetNuke "Documents" module presents a list of files within DotNetNuke for download by end users.  Documents can be stored within a DotNetNuke portal, or accessed from an external website or portal.  Access to documents can be secured using the core role-based security from within DotNetNuke, including "secure storage

 Events

The DotNetNuke® Events Module is a module which produces a display of upcoming events as a list in chronological order or in calendar format. Events may have additional information and links can be set to automatically expire on a particular date, or re-occur by any specified number of days, weeks, months or years. 

 Forum

The barebones definition of a forum is the ability for people to start threads and reply to other people's threads. However, most forum software provides considerably more than this. Most forum software allows more than one forum to be created. These forums are containers for threads started by the community. Depending on the permissions of community members as defined by the board's administrator, they can post replies to existing threads and start new threads as they wish. A forum administrator typically has the ability to edit, delete, move or otherwise modify any thread on the forum. These moderator privileges are often able to be delegated to other forum members. The reasons for having these abilities are often to allow peace to be maintained and the rules to be enforced.

  Gallery

When most people think of a gallery, they think of an art gallery.  A place where art is displayed and people go to view it.  The gallery module is a very similar concept, except that people don't need to go anywhere but the internet to view the items on display

 Online Help

 new Online Help System consists of two modules that communicate via Inter Module Communication (IMC).  The Chapter module is the familiar DNN Tree with each chapter added as a node of the tree.  The user navigates the tree as per usual and clicks the chapter of interest.  This action populates the Tutorial module by sending the ID of the chapter clicked on via IMC to the Tutorial module.

The module is also "Context Sensitive" so if you pass helpmodule=Announcements in the query string the Chapter on the Announcements module will be open for you.

The Help Module is Searchable.  Enter the term you want to Search for and click Search and a list of matching item will show up.  We are working on making this list ranked and integrating with the general DNN Search System.

 Reports

The Reports module provides a simple, but flexible, view on data from your Portal SuperUsers (aka "Host" users) can develop Reports by building a SQL Query and visualizing it with one of the Visualizers built-in to the module or a 3rd-party Visualizer.

How can you use the Reports Module?

• Display a table of custom data from your Database
• Display a list of Users in a specific Role
• Display advanced queries that pull data from multiple tables
• Display a chart of the number of users in each role Repository

The Repository Module can be used to store a collection of files, images, links or text on a server running the DotNetNuke® framework. In addition to storing basic object information, the Repository module also allows you to store detailed information such as author name and email address, a summary and/or a detailed description, file size and download counts and provides community features such as a User Rating system and User Comments.

 Store

E-Commerce is what has caused the internet explosion that made the Internet what it is today. One of the most desired features of a quality web portal is to be able to sell goods., be it products, services, mementos, etc, the ability to sell on the web is still the main reason for having a website today.

DotNetNuke Store is the answer to this need.  The DNN Store out of the box allows you to sell products using either Authorize.Net or PayPal. 

Features include categories, products (list and details), mini cart (with integrated controls), full shopping cart (including multiple ship/bill to addresses/recipients), reviews (including a review admin for approving reviews), order history (customer and admin viewable), and provider based gateways.

 Wiki

Check out the what is wiki page!