Can WHMCS set up sub accounts in Enom for new registrations?

[scott_see]

I've stopped allowing customers from buying domain names via WHMCS since it puts their domain name into my root account, not into a sub account of their own. That really messes me up. Is there a workaround for this?

 

Is there a way for WHMCS to create sub accounts in Enom?

 

Thanks,

 

Scott See

http://www.hammock-hosting.com

http://www.hammock.net

[othellotech]

I've stopped allowing customers from buying domain names via WHMCS since it puts their domain name into my root account, not into a sub account of their own

That is the correct method, the client then manges through your WHMCS

 

Putting them in a sub-account removes you from the equation - the client then deals direct with enom, and you lose their business.

[scott_see]

But I'm a reseller for Enom. So even if a client logs in directly to Enom, as opposed to http://www.hammock-registration.com,'>http://www.hammock-registration.com, I still make the same money. So now, to prevent domains from getting comingled with my own, a customer has to go to http://www.hammock-registration.com and then to http://www.hammock-hosting.com. Even if WHMCS could put client domains in their own folder, that would be a big help.

 

Oh well, but if it can't work that way, so be it.

 

Scott

[scott_see]

Is there any for WHMCS to add an Enom customer as a reseller sub-account? All my domain name customers are set up with their own Enom sub accounts.

 

thanks,

 

Scott

[WHMCS John]

Hi,

This is not something WHMCS can do out of the box. I'm not personally aware of any third party addons that do this.