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Imported cPanel client but recurring charges will not bill


lahatte

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How do you get billing to start after you import websites from cPanel into WHMCS? I manually added the product, added the client's cc, etc... but it will not charge the card...

 

How is this suppose to be done correctly? Do I just have to go through the shopping cart like I was the client buying a product??

 

Also, I'm using Authorize.net CIM

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So what are the steps that need to be done to get billing working after you import a website from cpanel?

 

1. I imported the site

2. I went to Client > Summary > Credit Card Information and entered the customers CC info

3. I Went to Products/Services and chose the correct product from the Product/Service drop down list

4. I made sure the "First Payment Amount" and the "Recurring Amount" were both entered and the Next Due Date was todays date.

5. I made sure the Payment Method was Authorize.net CIM

 

When cron ran, it didn't charge the customers card. On the Summary page the Invoices/Billing is showing $0 balance. When I go to Invoices and try to generate invoice they all read $0

 

I'm lost... HELP!

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pick one client you know should have invoices

find them in WHMCS

look at the client summary

- are the products on there ?

click the id

is the next-due-date set correctly, is the billing cycle set correctly, is the price set correctly, is the billing-frequency set correctly

 

*normally it'll be one of those causing the problem

 

Still not fixed it ? move the "product" to a test client (you do have a test client don't you), set the next-due-date to yesterday, then on the test client summary tab, click "generate due invoices" - did it do it ?

- if so there is one/more of the "not so obviously edittable" date fields incorrectly set, so

1. put the date back to what it shoudl be and move it back to the real client

2. cancel / void / delete the test invoice (depending on your accounting requirements)

 

then

find all products (onmenu under clients, products&services)

sort by due date

open each in a separate tab

change the date back 1 day, save, change it forward 1 day (i.e. revert it) save

repeat

 

watch all your happy clients get invoiced on next cron run

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