Eugene.Viljoen

Hi All, I run a few brands all of which integrate into one WHMCS system, I am looking for a way to simplify identification of accounts owned by each brand. Currently i have WHMCS display a customer number/code within the client area and email communication for reference of payment and support using the {client_id} variable which show the actual ID number assigned to each client in WHMCS. The customer number/code works well as each code is unique in accordance with the id assigned by WHMCS, so we have codes that display as follow: Hosting Brand One Hosting Brand Two Customer: Eugene Viljoen Customer: Eugene Viljoen Code: DE015463 Code: BR05413 Now identifying which brand each client is subscribed to is easy using the customer numbers above, however, i want to take it a step further by having WHMCS use the customer number as a username when clients order hosting related services instead of use the traditional method of the first 8 characters of the domain or using the random generated username. I know that WHMCS allows admins to change the hosting account details within the product/services tab of each client, however, i want to automate the process and prevent the need to terminate an already provisioned service. So i was thinking of coding a hook to have WHMCS change the username accordingly before the hosting plan is provisioned. Can someone point me in the right direction of how to code the hook? @brian! maybe you can take a crack at it with some of your brilliance 😁

Stuart Newton, Firstly know that expansion is great but costly, if you have running capital to inject into your expansion go for it! However, if you only have a handful of clients (30 customers), you may bite off more than you can chew as it requires upfront capital! Basically yes, standard reseller hosting plans do not have the ability to create sub-resellers as its already second tier hosting. (At least none of the traditional panels that i know of!) Tier 1: Hosting Provider > Clients Tier 2: Hosting Provider > Reseller > Client I dont think that a multi-reseller hosting plan exists on any of the popular control panels such as cPanel, DirectAdmin etc. If you want to offer your very own reseller plans, you would want to obtain a VPS/dedicated server(s) and load it with your desired control panel. Setup your resellers plans and you good to go! Herewith a few resources that will help you setup: https://docs.cpanel.net/installation-guide/install/ https://docs.cpanel.net/knowledge-base/accounts/guide-to-reseller-accounts/ To sell cPanel/WHM licenses, you would need to register for their partner program. (Note there is a minimum charge of $250 per month) https://cpanel.net/partners/ To sell WHMCS licenses, you would need to register for their reseller program. (Note there is a minimum charge of $68 per month for 5 Starter licenses regardless of usage) https://www.whmcs.com/resellers/ Hope the above information helps 😀

Hi, Sorry if this has been asked before but i can seem to find any solution for it! I am looking for a way to display a "Network Status" icon/ css on the home page of my website based on the WHMCS network status rss feed (https://portal.whmcs.com/networkstatusrss.php). The concept is to have the icon/css auto change when one of the following network issues are opened rather then having to change it manually. Low Medium High Critical Attached is an illustration of what i am looking at doing. PS: I already wrote the css to have pluse icons, just need to implement the second part. Thank you in advance! 😁