WHMCS Sachin

Hi Jamie, Happy New Year to you too 🙂 It appears your query was resolved by the custom hook provided by Nathan. Feel free to get back to us if you need any further assistance 🙂

Have you tried the built in MarketConnect feature in WHMCS? It allows you to resell SSL certs (along with a few other services) without any third party integrations. The experience is seamless for the customer and with automated provisioning (for existing cPanel/DA accounts in WHMCS), it should fit your needs perfectly. https://docs.whmcs.com/MarketConnect Hope it helps.

Or you can order it from WHMCS itself (i.e. the Integration Service): https://www.whmcs.com/services/

This certainly sounds strange. I will recommend creating a support ticket with our Marketplace department so that our techs can look into it for you.

Just like you use a domain reseller account (i.e. you add funds to your domain reseller account first and then when a customer orders a domain, the cost price of that domain is deducted from your account funds and the domain is registered in your account), you add funds to your MarketConnect account beforehand, in order to sell and provision MarketConnect services automatically. Whenever a customer places an order for a MC service (like SSL or Weebly account), the cost of that service is deducted from your MC account and the service is provisioned. The payment that the customer makes goes to your account (and not to any other service provider). You pay for the services from your Marketconnect funds. This is exactly why it is required to have some funds added before you can make your first sale. Hope it clears it up a bit. Let me know if you have any further queries.

First of all, please make sure that the Auto Register setting for all TLDs on your install is set to Enom on the "Domain Pricing" page. This will ensure that WHMCS used Enom to register the domains automatically as soon as the order invoice is paid by the client. However, if your staff is manually accepting the order without the clients making the payment first, then they will need to select Enom from the dropdown (on the Accept Order page) while accepting the order manually. Hope it helps.

If you want to see the changes immediately, you can either clear cache from cloudflare or activate Developer Mode in cloudflare settings.

Hello Reple, Welcome to the WHMCS community. WHMCS is a light weight script and is known to run fine even on shared hosting accounts for small installations (50-150 customers or more). The specs for the product you linked look good and should be more than sufficient for WHMCS with 100-200 users, on paper.

Glad to hear that. 🙂

Or you can just right click and select "Paste as plain text". Works for me in Chrome. 🙂

What @Kian said is absolutely correct. The invoice is generated on the basis of the value of the "Recurring Amount" field on the service/product page. So even if that particular cycle is disabled, WHMCS will generate the invoice using the amount configured as "Recurring Amount" for that service. Hope it clears it up a little.

As you have already found out that the issue is not present when the client area is accessed directly. Only when the bridge is used, you face this issue. This would indicate some problem with the bridge plugin so contacting the plugin developers seems like the way to proceed in this case.

Hi Marina, It is not possible to define the length of the passwords for services, as of now. You can, however, increase the complexity of the passwords generated by WHMCS from the password strength related settings on the `Setup -> General Settings -> Security` tab.

In that case, can you switch to the default templates (Standard Cart and Six) and see if the issue persists?

The link Brian shared should help in resolving this issue. @GoogieHost did it help?