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Una buona notizia e' che il nostro team di sviluppatori sta attivamente lavorando per aggiungere la gestione di fatture elettroniche in una delle prossime release di WHMCS. In attesa di avere piu' dettagli nei prossimi mesi, non si hanno ancora tempistiche o specifiche. Certo e' che si potranno emettere fatture elettroniche in diversi formati, incluso Fattura PA. Per rimanere aggiornati potete sottoscrivere alla feature request corrispondente: https://requests.whmcs.com/idea/add-electronic-invoicing

Thanks for the detailed update! It’s great to see that ModulesGarden is moving quickly with WHMCS 9.0 compatibility, especially for modules like cPanel Extended and Proxmox VE. I’m curious have you noticed any specific issues or challenges when integrating custom-developed WHMCS modules with the new version, particularly around the updated checkout experience or recurring payments? It would be helpful to know what to watch out for before upgrading.

I have updated to WHMCS 9 In vendor files the folders was updated, but the folders not required anymore was not removed by the automatic update tool as when I compare WHMCS 8,13 and 9 they are removed. So remember to remove these manually people true sonata-project Facebook container-interop My questions why does the update process not clean and remove everything that is "old". What happend with the quality of the WHMCS releases .. .

Personally I wouldn't recommend using it for production. There's a few reports of issues since upgrading which is common with new versions. Better to wait a few weeks for any bugs to get fixed.

Hi @BENELUX, Work to implement our e-invoicing solution with direct integration with the Peppol network (BIS Billing 3.0) is in progress. We are currently in the final stages of polishing the integration and conducting rigorous testing. Given the critical importance of financial compliance, we are prioritising stability to ensure the solution is robust upon release in Q1 2026.

I’m honestly not convinced by these repeated price increases, especially when they happen without clear prior notice. I’m a small provider managing around 10–20 clients only, and with the latest increase, the subscription is becoming financially unjustifiable. At this scale, the cost is no longer proportional to the value received and is starting to feel more like a burden than a business tool. I understand that businesses evolve, but constant yearly increases without meaningful added value for small users come across as exploitation rather than progress. If this pricing strategy continues, I’m seriously considering moving away from the entire WebPros ecosystem, including WHM and WHMCS. At the very least, there should be better transparency, advance notifications, and fair pricing options for low-usage customers.

What I find somehow strange after being using WHMCS for 20 years.. when there was only 2-3 people in the company... bugs was fixed quickly often the same day. Now that I have a list of bugs reported many of them with 1 min solutions to implement, and they still doesnt get implement in X versions of whmcs 8x and still not fixed in WHMCS 9. So I dont know if being a large owned company is always a good thing. Just in December alone me and other people I work with found 3 new bugs of things that has been working since whmcs 5 and suddenly not working and per documentation should work.. I am actually concerned that the developing department / team doesnt have good working structure as they introduce bugs that should not be there that has been working for years. This make us need to use more time on testing before each upgrade and time testing is also a huge cost.. whmcs. should going forward be better in quality and also fixe the backlogs of bugs.

Hi @kon, I'm pleased to hear you like the direction we're going with Nexus cart! We're going to continue with this work in 9.1 and bring this same design language to the rest of the purchase flow. The RDAP implementation has been rescheduled to v9.2. This is because we have prioritised security and financial compliance features in releasing 9.0 and will continue this focus in the subsequent 9.1 (eg. credit notes, e-invoicing, improved VAT compliance).

I am simply expressing my feedback. The price rise is unjust, I feel. Now, in the Australian dollar it is now $52 /mo What exactly has been done to the software that justifies the price increase?

Thank John. For some reason there was the below in the navigation.php hook. I have no idea why or when it was put there. I commented it out and the Change Password now shows. add_hook('ClientAreaPrimarySidebar', 1, function(MenuItem $primarySidebar) { if (!is_null($primarySidebar->getChild('Service Details Actions'))) { $primarySidebar->getChild('Service Details Actions') ->removeChild('Change Password'); }

While I understand that bugs are part of any Release Candidate cycle, it's concerning that we are still discussing basic optimization issues like proper OPcache support. And let's not even get started on the fact that we still don't have 100% native Nginx support. This becomes particularly ironic with the introduction of the new WHMCS Cloud Solution. With cloud hosting, the resource costs are on their side, so you'd think they'd be rushing to support Nginx to reduce their own infrastructure expenses. It's like being sold a high-performance engine but being told you have to power it with hamster wheels. Maybe once their bills start rolling in, Nginx support will suddenly become a priority. This all points to the bigger issue: the development velocity. Core development feels like it's just about "keeping the lights on" (PHP/ionCube updates) rather than actual innovation. This stagnation has allowed third-party developers like ModulesGarden to build entire businesses by selling us functionality that should have been in the core a decade ago. When you look at the "Total Cost of Ownership" license fees + necessary third-party modules, the value proposition is slipping. Newer platforms like Upmind are entering the market with an API-first architecture and modern features built-in from day one. If WHMCS continues to outsource innovation to the community while raising prices for maintenance updates, that competitive threat is going to become an exodus very quickly. We need core features that match the modern hosting landscape, not just compatibility patches.

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@EnricoloDi niente! Occhi puntati su quando verra' rilasciato WHMCS 9.0 😀

Dear all, Is there any documentation provided by WHMCS regarding custom security module? I want to create custom OTP functionality for logging in, and I believe how to achieve it is by creating custom security module but I cant find any documentation online. I have checked that there are several providers sell modules for OTP, so I think it is possible to achieve it. Any suggestion are welcomed. Thank you

I haven't noticed any difference, enom support still sucks just as much as it always has.

Technically the other way round - opensrs bought enom and that’s when enom fell apart

Here's the fix! https://whmcs.community/files/file/204-gocardless-eur-payments/

We know a number of people like to use Google Suite, we also know that sometimes you may have problems configuring it correctly. The following is a known good configuration: mail method --> SMTP PORT 465 host: smtp.gmail.com Type: SSL Thanks to @garybarr for also letting us know G Suite App Passwords can be used when you run into Authentication issues, the full steps for creating an app password are located on the G Suite Support Site.

With GSuite announcing that they will be discontinuing password-based access in the near future, will WHMCS be updated to support OAuth connections for POP Importing and SMTP in future versions?