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Accorbis Connect pushes module inventory, content counts, forms, and user info to the Accorbis platform on a schedule, so teams can monitor every Drupal site's health from one dashboard.

Accorbis Connect is a lightweight Drupal-to-Accorbis bridge. Once installed and connected with a per-site token, it sends a small heartbeat of structured metadata to your Accorbis account every time Drupal cron runs: hourly for basic site info and daily for a full sweep. This lets digital teams managing multiple Drupal sites see installed modules, content counts, forms, and user activity for every site from a single dashboard, without per-site logins. The module is built privacy-first: it never sends node content bodies, form submission values, or passwords.

Features:
- Site-info heartbeat (hourly) — Drupal version, PHP version, default theme, site URL, last-modified timestamp.
- Daily full sync of:
- Module inventory every available module with its version, active state, and whether it came from drupal.org or is custom code.
- Content inventory node counts per content type (published, draft) and taxonomy term counts per vocabulary, plus last-published / last-modified dates.
- Forms — definitions from Webform / Contact / Drupal core form modules, with submission counts only (never the submitted values).
- User roster total user count, breakdown by role, and (optionally) the 25 most recent users' display names + emails.
- Privacy by design — content bodies, form values, and credentials are never transmitted. Two admin toggles let you opt out of user-data and form-count payloads if you
want even less detail sent.
- HMAC-signed payloads — every push is signed with a per-site secret. The secret is encrypted at rest using your Drupal hash_salt.
- Drupal-native scheduling uses Drupal's standard cron event. Works with Drupal core cron, drush cron, system cron, or any external cron runner.
- One-click test & send admin form includes a "Test connection" button and a "Send full sync now" button for verification and on-demand push.

Use this module if you:
- run a portfolio of Drupal sites (agency, higher-ed, government, multi-brand enterprise) and need centralized visibility,
- want to know which sites are running end-of-life modules or out-of-date Drupal core without logging in to each,
- need inventory data for compliance, security review, or upgrade planning, or
- already use Accorbis to manage your hosting / audits / monitoring and want your Drupal sites included automatically.

Post-Installation

1. Enable the module on the Extend page (/admin/modules).
2. Visit Configuration → Web services → Accorbis Connect (or use the "Configure" link next to the module on the Extend page).
3. In your Accorbis account, open the site you want to connect and choose CMS Connect → Generate token. Accorbis will show you three values: an API base URL, a public
token, and a one-time secret.
4. Paste those three values into the settings form on your Drupal site, then save.
5. Click Test connection to confirm the round-trip works. You should see a success message, and the site should appear as "Connected" in your Accorbis dashboard.
6. Optionally click Send full sync now to do an immediate push. Otherwise, Accorbis Connect will wait for the next Drupal cron run. There's no new content type, no new field type, no theme changes, and no front-end output the module is purely a back-end agent. After connection, Drupal cron handles everything; you can ignore the module unless you want to change privacy settings or rotate the secret.

Additional Requirements

- Drupal core ^10.3 or ^11.
- Drupal cron must run at least daily (any cadence is fine the module is internally rate-limited and won't over-push).
- An active Accorbis account with the site registered. Accorbis is a managed digital-platform service from KWALL; the connection token is generated inside Accorbis and pasted into Drupal.
- No third-party PHP libraries or contrib module dependencies.

Recommended modules/libraries

- Taxonomy (Drupal core) — when enabled, vocabulary and term counts are included in the content inventory payload.
- Webform, Contact Storage, and Hubspot: When any of these are installed, their form definitions and submission counts are auto-detected and included.
- Update Status (Drupal core) a future release will use this to surface update available flags per module in Accorbis.

Similar projects

Accorbis Connect is the official agent for the Accorbis platform; there is no direct drupal.org equivalent. Conceptually it's similar to commercial monitoring agents like the Acquia Insight collector or New Relic's Drupal integration but vendor-specific to Accorbis and focused on inventory / health metadata rather than performance traces or live error reporting. It does not replace web-analytics modules (Google Analytics, Matomo) or APM tooling; it complements them by giving site managers structured visibility into what's installed and configured, not what visitors are doing.

Supporting this Module

This module is maintained by KWALL (https://www.kwallcompany.com) as part of the Accorbis product suite. Production support is included with an active Accorbis subscription. Feature requests and non-urgent bug reports are welcome through the drupal.org issue queue for this project.

The module sends a strictly bounded set of structured metadata and never page content, never form responses, and never credentials. Privacy toggles let admins reduce that envelope further.

Activity

Total releases
1
First release
May 2026
Latest release
1 day ago
Release cadence
—
Stability
0% stable

Releases

Version Type Release date
1.0.x-dev Dev May 12, 2026