WHMCS price increase, what counts as a client?

[brian! 3257]

1 minute ago, zomex said:

Hopefully I don't end up with a higher active client total haha.

not guilty guv... grabs passport... realises it's still illegal to leave the country... hides! 🙈

[brian! 3257]

3 minutes ago, zomex said:

For some reason I missed this setting which is quite embarrassing having used WHMCS for over 11 years.

oh that's nothing... I was manually logging in as clients for the first two years, before Infopro pointed out that there was a "Login As Owner" link... 🙄

[dh42 1]

For those of you in a similar position as me, with a lot of users that have never paid, you can use this script to connect to your api and set them to inactive. https://github.com/Dh42/whmcs-make-inactive/

[zomex 53]

10 minutes ago, brian! said:

not guilty guv... grabs passport... realises it's still illegal to leave the country... hides! 🙈

 

I will find you somewhere on this community no doubt 😎 In all seriousness I just wanted a fair way to handle active/inactive accounts. If my total increased but it's a fair representation then so be it. With that said I am predicting active clients to decrease by at least 10%.

9 minutes ago, brian! said:

oh that's nothing... I was manually logging in as clients for the first two years, before Infopro pointed out that there was a "Login As Owner" link... 🙄

That's a good one.  Made me feel a little better for sure 👍

2 minutes ago, dh42 said:

For those of you in a similar position as me, with a lot of users that have never paid, you can use this script to connect to your api and set them to inactive. https://github.com/Dh42/whmcs-make-inactive/

That's a fantastic idea. No doubt it's going to help a lot of people. WHMCS should really provide more options regarding inactive accounts but of course it's not in their interest to do so.