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How to integrate an already existing Web Application to WHMCS


george12

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Hi Sir,

 

We have an already working email marketing site developed in php with users and payment methods already integrated. We want to make the user of the site, the client of the WHMCS system so that we can handle all billing related operations at admin side. Only admin will have WHMCS interface and the users will not even aware of the WHMCS. Basically we want to integrate the current website with all features into the WHMCS. Please advise the technical feasibilty issues we may have as we already have subscribed users in the current site.

 

Any valuable suggestions will be very helpful.

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Hi Sir,

 

We have an already working email marketing site developed in php with users and payment methods already integrated. We want to make the user of the site, the client of the WHMCS system so that we can handle all billing related operations at admin side. Only admin will have WHMCS interface and the users will not even aware of the WHMCS. Basically we want to integrate the current website with all features into the WHMCS. Please advise the technical feasibilty issues we may have as we already have subscribed users in the current site.

 

Any valuable suggestions will be very helpful.

 

You can interface with the api of WHMCS alone if you need to, check out the documentation to see if it is suitable for you. then just install it on a subdomain and write your api access scripts and integrate those into your current system also.

 

As you will only want to be having your admin have access you can also just set the system to maintainance mode, this disables to front end of whmcs to everybody but logged in admin.

 

You could also do a htaccess redirect from the subdomain root to the admin location (dont use wild card redirecting just a straight directory redirect will be sufficient)

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