FileExplorerBundle (pimcore/file-explorer-bundle)

Keeps the familiar “edit files on the server from within Pimcore” workflow alive—tree-based browsing, quick edits, and syntax highlighting (PHP, JS, HTML, CSS, JSON, XML, YAML). Ideal for teams that historically used Pimcore as a central control panel and need this capability after upgrading.

GlossaryBundle (pimcore/glossary-bundle)

Preserves glossary-driven content quality from older installations: centrally manage terms and ensure consistent wording across channels with automatic replacements and helpful tooltips.

GoogleMarketingBundle (pimcore/google-marketing-bundle)

Helps maintain continuity for analytics/tagging setups during upgrades by providing tools to integrate Google marketing services (e.g., Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager), with optional reporting/dashboard functionality depending on the setup.

NewsletterBundle (pimcore/newsletter-bundle)

Supports customers who already run newsletter processes in Pimcore: subscriber management, campaign handling, and sending workflows—so an upgrade doesn’t force an immediate migration to a different system.

StaticRoutesBundle (pimcore/static-routes-bundle)

Ensures URL behavior stays predictable when moving from older versions by keeping static route management for custom URL patterns and routing rules—crucial for SEO, long-lived URLs, and integrations.

SystemInfoBundle (pimcore/system-info-bundle)

Provides operational confidence during upgrades and after go-live: a system dashboard for PHP info, Pimcore configuration insights, and server details—useful for troubleshooting and performance checks.

XliffBundle (pimcore/xliff-bundle)

Keeps translation workflows intact for organizations that already export/import XLIFF as part of their localization process, enabling a clean handoff to translation teams without reworking the pipeline.