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I don’t use market connect either - and have no plan to do so.

Hi all, Thanks very much for your feedback on the invoice immutability and credit/debit notes implementation in v9.0. We heard you loud and clear, and I'm pleased to say that in v9.1 we have implemented an admin-configurable Invoice Immutability setting. You can enforce invoice immutability, relax it while keeping billing notes, or turn it off entirely. For more information check out our release highlights, try it out yourselves, and share your feedback in the v9.1 Beta Discussion Board

I think I found a bug, what do I do? Tell us. During a pre-release period, members of our support team actively monitor reports so if you think you've found an issue, please submit it to us at http://bugs.whmcs.com Please provide as much detail as you can and a member of our team will be in touch with you within 24-48 hours (excluding weekends). The form will require the following details: License Key -The WHMCS license key you are using. Affected Version - What version of the product are you utilizing. Brief Summary -Summary of the issue. Description - Description of the issue. Steps to Reproduce - Steps for us to reproduce the potential bug - please be as detailed as possible to allow us to diagnose the issue. Expected Results/Additional Notes - Any additional information or notes to assist us. Severity Rating - The severity of the potential bug being reported.

We're excited to announce the beta release of WHMCS 9.1. Be among the first to try out the new features and functionality by getting involved in the Beta today. With this in mind we need your help! The aim with pre-releases is to have them used in as many different configurations and scenarios as possible. There are so many different ways to leverage the functionality available in WHMCS, and so many modules, customisations and add-ons, that nothing beats real-life testing and feedback. Ultimately this allows us to provide a level of Quality Control and Assurance that goes beyond what we can simulate in the lab, and benefits everyone. And we don't just want to know about things that are broken. It is equally as beneficial to us for you to tell us when you test something and it works as it should, as it is knowing about things we've broken. So please, keep us informed, tell us what you've tried, and what the results were, good or bad, and for those who contribute the most, we'll make sure you are recognised for it. 😃 If you haven't had the chance make sure you check out the Preview Site , Release Highlights & Release Notes to learn about all the changes!

The loss of choice is the part that bothers me most, since an upgrade should never silently create accounts on my behalf. It is worth checking the 9.1 release notes to see if there is an opt-out flag or a hook point that skips the account creation step. Taking a full backup before upgrading and testing in staging first would be a sensible precaution either way.

I think WHMCS are in and have been for a while the stage of milking the software for us much short term gain as possible at the cost of the long term community and direction. I think the reality is the small hosting industry as a whole is in major decline and WHMCS are seeing the same decline so they are now just milking it dry. A bit depressing but with the rise of Wix, AI generated websites/hosting, Shopify etc the decline is going to continue.

Was coming here to ask. I don't want one, ever, as I will not use it. I'd imagine at some point this will simply show up on customer facing pages and someone will want something from it, forcing us to develop a hook to vanish it. Stop removing choice, WHMCS. This is NOT ok.

The WHMCS 9.1 Beta is now available for testing on staging environments. Whether you're testing your own integrations and templates, running it on staging to see how it affects your day-to-day work, or just want to help us catch issues before general availability, here's what's changed. Please don't run this build in production. Get it on the WHMCS 9.1 Beta landing page. WHMCS 9.1 Beta includes the following new functionality and enhancements: Credit and Debit Notes, with Invoice Immutability...View the full blog post

Automatic MarketConnect Account Registration: If your install isn't linked to a Marketplace account, 9.1 now attempts to create one during upgrade, with a starter credit applied. WHMCS has now reached a this point. I'm sure the community cannot wait for this highly requested feature. 🤣 it's clear that WHMCS is now at the stage of milking the software and community as much as possible.

Generate New API Credential gives you identifier and secret. You can't missed it.

I need to send an email message to my customer and, in cc, to a couple of different foreign email addresses. But it seems to be impossible... The API SendEmail command ( https://developers.whmcs.com/api-reference/sendemail ) allows you to specify just the user ID, and send te message to the email address of that user ID... but does not allow tospecify any CC or CCN address (note. this is possible when you send a message from the WHMCS admin web interface, so it's not a limit of the system but just of the API function). I tried using the PreEmailSendReduceRecipients hook, but it allows just to remove a predefined CC recipient, not to add a new one or redefiny an existing one... Any ideaabout how to do it?

Maybe if someone bought the domain and made it into a discount domain seller, that would be true. Currently nothing there.

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The identifier and secret being separate can definitely be confusing when the documentation sends you back to the main API page. I’d check the current API authentication and credential setup docs first, since the older documentation link seems to be the main source of confusion here.

Iv already check the credentials, im the only admin account on the plesk server, it can't be that

In https://developers.whmcs.com/api/authentication I can read: That "Creating Admin API Authentication Credentials" links to http://docs.whmcs.com/API_Authentication_Credentials#Creating_Admin_API_Authentication_Credentials , which does not exists and brings you to https://developers.whmcs.com/api ... so you enter in a loop. for API calls you need $api_identifier and $api_secret ... In WHMCS in admin/configapicredentials.php you can generate new API credentials, you can get only the identifier... but the api secret? How can I get it?!?!?!

Good news! We needed to publish an update for 9.0 with some improvements, and I was able to include the Plesk module update as well: https://docs.whmcs.com/releases/9-0/9-0-change-log/#version-909-maintenance-release This means that version 9.0 is ready for the Plesk API deprecation as well.

I ran into the same "No match found on server" result with Plesk a while back and in my case it turned out the API login WHMCS was using could not actually see the subscriptions. Worth logging into Plesk with those exact API credentials and checking that the subscriptions are listed there — if they are not, the credentials are probably tied to the wrong reseller or owner. Also double check that the usernames in WHMCS match the Plesk usernames exactly, as even a small mismatch stops the match.

WizardPanel for WHMCS v3.7 Released – New Menu, Framework Assets & More We’re excited to announce the release of WizardPanel for WHMCS v3.7, the first major update since we introduced the new standalone WizardPanel framework. The new framework structure gives us a much stronger foundation for development. With v3.7 we can now begin to take advantage of it, adding new features once at framework level so they can benefit every included design. Key Benefits - New Menu - A completely new menu design with mega menu dropdowns, optional panels, 3 level standard dropdowns, customizable action buttons, a CTA and a completely new mobile menu - Framework Assets - Shared images, CSS, JavaScript and fonts now load directly from WizardPanel instead of individual designs - Stronger Dependencies - Assets such as JavaScript are only loaded when they are actually required - Color Toggle - A new modern icon-based light/dark mode switch - Design Enhancements - Updated Font Awesome icons, cleaner buttons, improved colors and contrast, plus a range of mobile improvements - Snow Fall - A new optional snow fall animation available directly from WizardPanel Existing Customers WizardPanel for WHMCS v3.7 is available at no additional cost to customers with active Updates & Support access. If your Updates & Support access has expired, it can be renewed to receive v3.7 together with future versions and product support. Your existing licence will continue to work if you choose not to renew. Read The Full WizardPanel for WHMCS v3.7 Announcement

Honestly, with wholesale .com sitting around $10 these days, most small hosts land between $12 and $15 at retail. I'd rather keep renewals flat than run a cheap first year that jumps later, since that's the bit customers actually complain about.

This is still a useful billing scenario, especially for deposits or split payments. WHMCS can record a payment for a specific amount against an invoice and keep the remaining balance outstanding, which makes the workflow much cleaner than creating a separate invoice for every payment.

A $0.60 margin per domain is thin once you factor in payment processing fees and support time, so it really only works if domains are a gateway to higher-margin services like hosting. Most hosts keep common TLDs priced close to the market and make their real profit on hosting plans and add-ons. One thing to watch for is cheap first-year promos from registrars — the renewal price is what your customers will judge you on. Bundling the domain free with an annual hosting plan is another common way to stay competitive without losing money on the domain itself.