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Same issue here. Also, if unable to connect to the bank via Plaid - is there a way to input the account and routing directly?

Hey all, Anybody out there using Zapier to connect WHMCS transactions to Wave? If so, any luck or advice? Thanks!

So, I've read quite a few posts about the server config defaults for the Server/VPS product type... (NS prefix, Root Pass, etc.). Because I provision my VPS manually, I don't really have a need for these fields on the order form. I see where you can hide these fields and then pass some default value, but is there any real reason or advantage to doing it that way, over just using the 'Other' product type?

Hi all, New to the WHMCS platform, and I've been experimenting with importing and such before I take it live. Have a couple of questions I've yet to figure out. For reference, I'm using Plesk Onyx 17.8.11 and using WHMCS 7.7RC1 So, it seems that WHMCS uses two things; the Plesk account's system username/pass, and then - at least when provisioning a new user from WHMCS - mod_pleskaccounts (userid, usertype, panelexternalid) - which gets saved in the external_id column in Plesk's DB. I'd read that is was in the format whmcs_plesk_XX - however it looks more like a uuid value. Following the standard manual import instructions (https://docs.whmcs.com/Importing_Data) it appears that I'd have to manually create this panelexternalid value? And then save it to external_id in Plesk? I've also looked at the Account Sync module (https://www.modulesgarden.com/products/whmcs/account-synchronization). Same issue; accounts are missing this linking ID. Noticed with this module that you don't have an order entry like you would above. Does that affect anything? Also seems to create an unneeded 'dedicated ip' entry. Any other drawbacks on using this tool? I guess my last question is this: it appears that the all the module commands work (create, suspend, password, etc.)... which leaves me wondering - what does the mod_pleskaccounts/external_id do? Sorry for the long winded first post - thanks for any advice/help!