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I can't seem to find a documented way to create an add funds invoice via the API. I can create regular invoices for services and charge them but I need to be able to create add funds invoices. Has anyone been able to do this?

I'm looking for any recommendations on a good email reseller service provider. I've used OpenSRS but they tend to not update their WHMCS module very often and every once in a while I really wonder if I'm getting all my mail. eNom requires you to register/transfer the domains with/to them before you can purchase email accts (and they use the same mail platform as OpenSRS - owed by Tucows), or pay $4 per month extra for their DNS service per domain. ResellerClub just seems to be not very responsive so I'm reluctant to kick email their way and not be able to get help when trouble rears its ugly head. Anyone use MXRoute or Mailcheap?

I just wanted to give a recommendation for folks using QuickBooks with WHMCS. I also use Stripe and PayPal for payments. I purchased the Quick Books Online module from ModulesGarden which has been great to get customers, invoices, and payments in to QBO. My heartburn was I didn't have an easy way to deal with the transaction fees charged by the payment processors. I found a service called PayTraQer that integrates Stripe, Paypal, and Square payments into QBO. They have a lot of options to customize how their service works for you. Initially, it didn't because the ModulesGarden module was already recording the payment in to QBO. PayTraQer was also recording a Sales Receipt in addition to the Fees transactions. After talking with their support they agreed I had a valid use case and added a feature to only record the fees transactions for me. This will save me so much time! If you are suffering with the same problem I was having I'd encourage you to check them out. Their service is dependable and their support is super responsive via live chat. https://www.saasant.com/app-pay-traqer-sync-paypal-square-stripe-quickbooks.html Now I just need to find a solution to my weird tax requirements on some of my products to completely automate things. 🙂

I'm in the process of moving my databases to a managed MySQL 8 db with my cloud provider. All my custom code and other purchased applications are happy to talk to MySQL over SSL, with the cert saved in the servers certificate store. All apps except for WHMCS. My search on the requests and community site show this was first raised about 6 years ago as a feature request but it's been archived. Is anyone aware of any traction on this? I'm running queries on a private VPC but in this day and age where everything should be encrypted I'd hope for WHMCS to support MySQL queries over SSL as well.

I don't see anywhere in the docs. Does anyone know if there is a max length of each of the 24 ConfigOptions? And/Or max length of all ConfigOptions together?