A few questions

[firetiger]

Hello,

 

we´re looking for a new billing-Software for our business.

The first view on whmcs was "great amount of nice functions".

 

But we still have some questions about this powerful software...

 

1. Is there a possibility, perhaps a module, for payments made by direct debit (e.g. with file-export)
   
2. Currently there is no access to Parallel´s Confixx... is it possible to get it integrated or to develope it by ourself?
   
3. I couldnt open the PDF-invoices when i tested the demo, I think this is just a problem in the demo?
   
4. We need to create recurrent credit notes for our distributors. I didnt find a possibility to create such credits without calling it "invoice with credit". There is always the title "invoice" in it, right?
   
5. Do I have to create a new invoice for every extra Domain that a customer ordered? If so, there are customers that order 50 Domains/year and i dont want to have 51 invoices for one customer per year.
   

 

I would be very appreciate when you could answer these questions or when you can send me an offer for functions that are not-integrated until now.

 

best regards,

 

Robin

[chickendippers]

3. PDF invoices work fine on my installation

5. You could set the due dates on the domains to be the same, that way they should be combined into a single invoice - but that's not automatic.

[Matt]

1. There isn't a built in module that will collect direct debit information from a client. You could create your own module and have the values emailed to you or stored in custom fields.

 

2. Yes, we do have development kits which can be provided on request and will show you how to write your own modules to drop into WHMCS and extend the functionality

 

3. People can edit settings on the demo so you may find it isn't working at times

 

4. Yes, credit notes are not natively supported yet but are on the planned developments list

 

5. As suggested in an earlier reply, items due on the same date are grouped onto a single invoice so you can set them to be invoiced together.

 

Matt