Lee Sydney Posted Friday at 08:00 AM Share Posted Friday at 08:00 AM Hello Everyone, I have created a Customer Account Number Modfule for WHMCS WHMCS V9.0.8 PHP V8.3 Cost (FREE) If anyone would like this module for there WHMCS please message me will be more then happy to provide the module files to upload and enable, Once you enable the Addon Module If you all ready have customers in your System you can click the run automated account number action and it will auto assign account numbers to each customer. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Remitur Posted Sunday at 10:41 PM Share Posted Sunday at 10:41 PM I guess I'm missing something about this... What's the sense? Every customer already has an unique numeric ID assigned by WHMCS ... 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lee Sydney Posted Sunday at 10:47 PM Author Share Posted Sunday at 10:47 PM Hello, Well i some people prefer a Customer account number, So we just created it if people wanted that. Regards Lee 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Remitur Posted 18 hours ago Share Posted 18 hours ago 17 hours ago, Lee Sydney said: Well i some people prefer a Customer account number, So we just created it if people wanted that. I understand, but anywhere in WHMCS you can already recover the numeric ID assigned by WHMCS to a customer... Something like this in almost any hook: $userId = $vars['user']->id; and in Smarty: {$user->id} This ID is the very same one used to identify a certain customer's services, invoices, transactions... I believe that adding another numeric ID, different from the one already assigned by WHMCS, is not only unnecessary but could also lead to confusion and errors. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wtools Posted 17 hours ago Share Posted 17 hours ago I totally agree with @Remitur In the screenshot you shared #27 at the top is the user id, and seems like you generated an account number which is 8 digit. Your customers requited some 8 digit numbers as the user id? 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bear Posted 17 hours ago Share Posted 17 hours ago Though I agree it may cause confusion, I get that there's a kind of need, IF they use it. Anyone reaching out that's a current client generally does so via ticket, and that already shows who they are. Asking for a user ID from them seems redundant and something they will likely not know off hand, causing extra steps. Something like a PIN is useful, if you get support calls, but generally a long ID not so much, IMHO. I personally don't have a use for it. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lee Sydney Posted 2 hours ago Author Share Posted 2 hours ago Hello, I tend to agree and disagree with some of the comments here, not everyone requires a Customer Account Number system i guess it depends on what you do as a company, We use WHMCS for a Web Design Software company so having a Account Number for each client is perfect for us it may not be for everyone, However we just wanted to share it as some people may have a use for it. Even through WHMCS Does have the Client ID, But on Bears Note Regarding Support Ticket ( HelpDesk ) Yes i would agree with you there however if you are not using the built in WHMCS Support system and your using your own custom HelpDesk with your own Module then its not the same, as it would not work 100% the same as WHMCS System, We use SupportPal However we do not use the SupportPal WHMCS module as we find it very Limited, We built our own Custom Customer Front end User interface using the API so we can have a customer front end on all our websites and there linked with each brand and customer account number. That being said we run 5 companies out of WHMCS using MultiBrand, so we have our setup done our way that is best suited for us, not everyone is the same SupportPIN is a good Option i agree with you Bear, We did try out the Module gardens SupportPIN However i had some issues with it, that i did not like So what we ended up doing was Brought SMS Center created a SMS Gateway module for that using our own gateway as we are Australian based the module did not support our gateway at the start we had to make our own, Then we created a SMS Verify Module So when a customer rings your office you send a random 1 time SMS to there phone and they read back the code to you on the phone, I guess in a way same as SupportPIN but once again this suites us. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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