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Hi. I would like to see a module to where I enter multiple server API keys, nameservers and IP addresses. Therefore, it will dialog with the web server and automatically suspend or terminate clients hosting account. For instance, I enter the API key that is used in my server control panel, my registrar nameservers and my external IP address. Then, my Blesta billing system will tell my web server if an account is past due and to suspend the client's website(s) and disable the client from being able to log into his/her control panel. If the client still doesn't pay, then, my Blesta billing system will terminate the client's account and websites from the server itself. Oh, the other thing that the API key will allow is for the Blesta billing system admin to allow for automatic hosting setup and the admin can choose which package and/or groups will setup the account automatically. For instance, I choose to have the API key automatically setup my Free clients control panel and send the login once the form is finished being filled out. Or, I may have where the control panel is automatically setup and login details sent to the client once payment is approved. I'll get to choose from various dropdown lists according to the groups and packages that I've setup of which I want the API key to automatically setup and rather or not it be after payment is approved. Thanks.

this module is nearly completed, have only have a couple hours a week to smash out opensource stuff ill remove this off my private github repository soon ..... Anyway as others suggested added http & dns Authorization methods, implemented CRT generating couple screenshots http://prntscr.com/69x9az http://prntscr.com/69xcxf http://prntscr.com/69xpn3 http://prntscr.com/69xl37 I have to tidy up template's as its bit cramped, hopefully if my workloads nice to me ill have it up on github this weekend.

Actually, that about sums it up. (Check out that happy face in our logo) Though I originally came across the name "Blesta" using a random word generator. We wanted a unique name that we could build a brand around. blesta.com was available when I came across the name and it went on my short list. A few days later I went to register the domain and it was taken . I went through hundreds of more names and didn't like any of them, and for a kick I did a whois on blesta.com again. It was available! Someone bought the domain, and then returned it during the grace period. I had never seen that happen before or since. It was meant to be!