3 domains 1 WHMCS license?

[Jxff]

Hello,

 

I have three reseller accounts with similar domain names.

 

mydomain.com

mydomain.nl

mydomain.net

 

Can I setup WHMCS under mydomain.net and point all orders and support from mydomain.com and mydomain.nl to mydomain.net?

 

Thanks! Jxff

Edited February 27, 2013 by Jxff
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[Alex - Arvixe]

Hey,

 

From what I understand you want, yes you can.

 

Each package is given a unique order link so linking to packages from other websites is fine. You can also input an extension to the link to show a different design template (if your other reseller accounts have different website designs):

 

http://whmcs.url/index.php?systpl=templatename

 

You can do quite a lot more also (currency, design, promo codes etc...) Take a look at the article: http://docs.whmcs.com/Linking_to_WHMCS

[HostinPK]

ASFAIK its possible. There is no restriction to do so. However, WHMCS staff will guide you better in this regard.

[Jxff]

Thanks for the links and suggestions, still looking for someone who has done it and what the pros and cons were.

[Alex - Arvixe]

Thanks for the links and suggestions, still looking for someone who has done it and what the pros and cons were.

 

I have come across companies who have done this before though sadly none of their names come to mind . Will update you if I find another one.

 

I could list a couple pros and cons though:

 

Pros:

1. Cheaper - You can pay for only 1 license vs 3 licenses

2. Everything in one place - You don't have to go to 3 separate admin areas to handle 3 different companies, you can just do it all in one place (Support tickets etc...)

 

Cons:

1. Less organized - All companies are basically become one in terms of clients, billing, support etc...

2. Selling - If you want to sell 1 - 2 of your 3 brands then this would obviously become a lot harder with all 3 brands in one WHMCS install (You will be required export all the relevant data, re-import in another install etc... and it all becomes a hassle)

 

Let us know if you go ahead with this type of setup and how it works for you? Could help others also.