Automatic Import of Domain Pricing To WHMCS
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webhostingm shared this idea 7 years ago
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One of the most difficult aspects of setting up WHMCS is the domain configuration.
With the advent of gTLDs, selling domain has gone from 50 to 450+.
Doing this manually is bad is every form.
With the level of integration that ENOM and OpenSRS currently have with WHMCS, there is no reason why this be this dreadful manual work.
It will be most helpful to be able to configure the pricing on either ENOM or OpenSRS side (their window and automatic price configuration make this easier than what WHMCS provides) and import this automatically to a new WHMCS setup by just filling in the username and API key.
Please do consider making this side of WHMCS easier.
Thanks!
With the advent of gTLDs, selling domain has gone from 50 to 450+.
Doing this manually is bad is every form.
With the level of integration that ENOM and OpenSRS currently have with WHMCS, there is no reason why this be this dreadful manual work.
It will be most helpful to be able to configure the pricing on either ENOM or OpenSRS side (their window and automatic price configuration make this easier than what WHMCS provides) and import this automatically to a new WHMCS setup by just filling in the username and API key.
Please do consider making this side of WHMCS easier.
Thanks!
Merged Ideas
Domain Pricing efficiently
Entering domain pricing for almost 300 extensions for 5 years is a tedious job. i've got a few ideas to make this easier so user productivity will increase tremendously.ideas:- Pricing Importer.This could be seen as integration with the providers. let them have a XML file that imports the prices when the module is enabled and updates using a cronjob to make it easy.-Pricing formulaThis would be something like a small box at the top where you could fill in a price easily using a basic formula like: "years*price"-Disabled checkboxthis is just a wish to have a checkbox in front of all pricing years to enable or disable it for ease of use.-Mass changethis would be nice for mass changing Auto registration, DNS Management, etc
Entering domain pricing for almost 300 extensions for 5 years is a tedious job. i've got a few ideas to make this easier so user productivity will increase tremendously.ideas:- Pricing Importer.This could be seen as integration with the providers. let them have a XML file that imports the prices when the module is enabled and updates using a cronjob to make it easy.-Pricing formulaThis would be something like a small box at the top where you could fill in a price easily using a basic formula like: "years*price"-Disabled checkboxthis is just a wish to have a checkbox in front of all pricing years to enable or disable it for ease of use.-Mass changethis would be nice for mass changing Auto registration, DNS Management, etc
Domain pricing updating should be easier
We should be able to import the new domain prices from some file, say, in CVS format, instead of having to enter it into the millions of little boxes. I wrote a small program to re-calculate prices based on the exchange rate, but I cannot use it directly, and its a major PITA to change the prices manually.
We should be able to import the new domain prices from some file, say, in CVS format, instead of having to enter it into the millions of little boxes. I wrote a small program to re-calculate prices based on the exchange rate, but I cannot use it directly, and its a major PITA to change the prices manually.
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