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CiviCRM and Drupal can be integrated in several ways to create a powerful combination for managing constituent relationships and content on a website. Here are some common methods:

1. Drupal CiviCRM Module: This is the official module that integrates CiviCRM directly into Drupal. It allows you to embed CiviCRM components such as contact forms, event registration forms, contribution pages, and more directly into Drupal pages or blocks.

2. Single Sign-On (SSO): You can set up Single Sign-On between Drupal and CiviCRM, allowing users to log in to one platform and access both Drupal and CiviCRM functionalities seamlessly.

3. CiviMember Integration: If you're using CiviMember to manage memberships, you can integrate it with Drupal's user management system, allowing Drupal users to be automatically synced with CiviCRM contacts and memberships.

4. CiviCRM Webform Integration: Drupal's Webform module can be integrated with CiviCRM, allowing you to create complex forms that collect data and interact with CiviCRM's database.

5. Views Integration: Drupal's Views module can be used to create custom displays of CiviCRM data on Drupal pages. This allows you to create dynamic listings, reports, and displays of CiviCRM data within your Drupal site.

6. Theming Integration: Drupal and CiviCRM can share a theme, providing a consistent look and feel across both platforms.

7. Custom Development: For more complex integrations or specific requirements, custom development can be done to integrate Drupal and CiviCRM using APIs and hooks provided by both platforms.

Overall, the integration between CiviCRM and Drupal provides a powerful solution for organizations looking to manage both their content and constituent relationships within a single platform.