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How to bill a few days before month over


Kiwi

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Hi there,

 

I was wondering if anyone knows how to require the invoice to be paid a few days before the end of the month? Currently I have it set so that the invoice due date is the exact last day of their period. However, I would like to push it back 3-7 days. The reason for this is that I need a few days to act on their cancellation if they do not pay the invoice.

 

Thanks!

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So you terminate their service if they are a couple days late? IMO, I would give them at least a week or two before actually terminating it..

 

Either way, I do not think there is a way to do what you're asking. You can setup your billing to run the transactions X days before the invoice is due. Its under Settings -> Automation Settings -> Credit Card Charging Settings -> Process Days Before Due

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However, I would like to push it back 3-7 days. The reason for this is that I need a few days to act on their cancellation if they do not pay the invoice.

 

Subject to refunding them x-days of their current period (apply a credit ...) just change the next-due date on the account in WHMCS - job done

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So you terminate their service if they are a couple days late? IMO, I would give them at least a week or two before actually terminating it..

 

Either way, I do not think there is a way to do what you're asking. You can setup your billing to run the transactions X days before the invoice is due. Its under Settings -> Automation Settings -> Credit Card Charging Settings -> Process Days Before Due

 

It's not really my choice. If I let them go overdue it effects my reseller account and I cannot place more orders. I saw the option for the credit card charging and it looks like it would work great but currently all payments are processed by paypal so i can't really charge them. Maybe I could use the subscribe method for the paypal gateway? Any opinions on that?

 

 

Othellotech, do you think this would be a viable method for mass orders? If I have to do it manually for each order I think it would get a little out of hand.

 

Thanks for the responses and hopefully I can get a little more feedback

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