How can we improve WHMCS?

Those are fantastic suggestions! Having friendly URLs would make links much easier to read and share, and adding randomized IDs would provide an extra layer of customization and privacy. Including graphic statistics would also be incredibly helpful, allowing users to quickly view performance metrics in a visual format. These updates would definitely enhance the usability of the Link Tracking tool—hope to see them implemented soon! https://sattamatka-fix.com/

Hi Ram,

Thanks for your suggestion! Friendly URLs and randomized IDs would definitely improve the look and usability of the link tracking tool. Adding customizable, short link options (like those used by Bitly) could also make links more user-friendly and easier to share.

Graphic statistics would be an excellent addition as well—visual data is always a plus when it comes to tracking and reporting. This would provide a quick and easy way for users to monitor link performance without digging into raw data.

Great ideas! It would be awesome to see these improvements implemented in future updates. https://www.delhirussianescorts.com/

Hi Ram, thanks for your suggestions! Enhancing the link tracking tool to support friendly URLs is a great idea, as it will definitely improve user experience and make links more shareable. The addition of randomized IDs for tracking links would add an extra layer of security and customization, making it feel more like a service such as Bitly. We'll also look into adding graphical statistics to offer a clearer view of link performance. Thanks again for the valuable input!" you can visit https://sprunkin.com/

Hi John,

There are several reasons to use the Link Tracking tool - the most important one is to be able to count the clicks such a link is getting - right?

Another reason lots of users are using Link Tracking tools are to be able to send a short link that will be displayed nicely in an text or WhatsApp message instead of the long and "ugly" link.

And of course the main issue is to cause the client to fell safe when clicking on such a link.

So instead of sending to a customer this link:
https://www.domain.com/whmcs/link.php?id=3

We will be able to send it like that:

https://www.domain.com/3fYrEvE

or something similar.

Doing so will help us beautify the link and make it something more trustworthy for customers to click.
Most of our customer will be hesitant to click on a link with link.php?id=3 or any other code that is not commonly use.

This is exactly what https://app.bitly.com/ and may other providers is doing.

So since WHMCS already offer a Link Tracking tool - it can be easily extended and combined with a beautiful short link instead of the correct long and unfriendly one.

What do you think?
Ram