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Hi @Chris van der Westhuizen,
it would be {contact.id_code} for a paid invoice, please see the below
https://docs.blesta.com/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=4161645
You can see the other email templates at the link below:
https://docs.blesta.com/display/user/Email+Templates

I agree with @Blesta Addons you should update and have the custom module updated.  In saying that I would think that your module would be written to connect via http or https (not on a TLS protocol itself) and it would be down to how your server is setup as to what version TLS is used, more to the point their server since your connecting to them.  I would think as long as your system/server is up to date then it should be able to communicate on all newer TLS protocols.

New Release 1.0.2
Added 2 more destinations : 
1 - Amazon S3
2 - Sftp

Oh great, thanks will install that tonight and let you know if I find any problems or have any suggestions :)  Great work!
 
 

wer are in testing stage . maybe we will go public next week .

@Blesta Addons  When might this be ready for public use?

It's a business expense plain and simple.   I'm from NZ so I have no idea on UK tax but you should be able to claim the business expense so you would not be taxed on that income at all as you didn't make income that turnover it went to business expenses. 
Not sure if you can just call up HMRC (I think they deal with Tax in UK?) but if you can give them a call and ask how you claim business expenses.  Should be the same as you claim all other expenses eg hosting/servers/power/phone/room rental (even in your own house).

Yep, and also since we are in the US, we do not charge VAT tax to EU customers. You may still be able to reduce your tax liability as a business expense, but you wouldn't be paying any tax. We can't provide tax advice though, and you should assume that we don't know what we are talking about in regard to the matter as it relates to you. If that sounds disclaimery it's because it is

You're not charged VAT unless you buy from Licensepal, then you can reclaim it back.

this is something I really want, retention period in one form or another.  I have Blesta backing up to an account in a different location and it hits 20gb often before I remember to remove the old backups.
Apart from file changes for support desk attachments I don't think the files change that often at all, are you able to have different period backups for files and database, for example?
Backup frequency:
Files - Weekly/daily/hourly etc
Database - Daily/hourly etc
Or whatever period is selected
Also for the file backup are you able to set a folder(s) to exclude as well?  We don't really worry about the email attachments files for the support desk and as time goes by that will just get larger and larger to a point where we would not want to be backing it up all the time, there is no reason really not to but there is also no reason to.  We do full cPanel backup before we make any changes so this backup is just for disaster recovery and email attachments don't rank for recovery.
 
Looking forward to this please do let us know when you finish it.
 
 

retention period is included in our first release for local backup only . then we will add it to cloud storage instances.
This already included in our plugin, we have two crons, 1 for database that has interval from min to 24 hours, so you can set  every 3 hours or  hours ect ... for files we have time, that mean the backup is run 1 time a day, also you can disable the cron to disable the files backups . 
we have the intention to have a internal settings for files to be (weekly or monthly ..ect )
exlude folders is not implemented yet, but we have thre option for backup folders :
Root Blesta Directory
Uploads Directory
Blesta Logs Directory
so you can check wich of them are included in the backup, so you can exclude Uploads directory that include the support ticket attachements.
Our Plugin is totally bulot to be more flexible in term of options and settings, so you can set a backup rule to include only database and send it to Dropbox, and other rule to include files to a custom local folder  or Dropbox ect ...

 

 
 

I could have sworn this was possible. I don't have an example I can pull up with cPanel, but here it is with the universal module. In the example, the universal module has one product called "Servers", but for cPanel this should be a list of all cPanel servers that you can multi-select.

Great move to make too.  As Blesta.Store said Paul would be able to answer RE the dealer.  Regarding the plugins, you can just start creating them.
https://docs.blesta.com/display/dev/Creating+a+Plugin
Personally, I found it easier just to have a look at the code of a similar plugin/gateway/module and work from that.
 I find the below helpful as well
https://docs.blesta.com/display/dev/Module+Methods

Great move to make too.  As Blesta.Store said Paul would be able to answer RE the dealer.  Regarding the plugins, you can just start creating them.
https://docs.blesta.com/display/dev/Creating+a+Plugin
Personally, I found it easier just to have a look at the code of a similar plugin/gateway/module and work from that.
 I find the below helpful as well
https://docs.blesta.com/display/dev/Module+Methods

Return values for Module::renewService($package, $service, $parent_package = null, $parent_service = null) are either null or a set of meta fields (an array) containing the key value pairs "key", "value", and "encrypted":
public function renewService($package, $service, $parent_package = null, $parent_service = null) { // Attempt to perform the renewal $renewal = ...; $service_fields = $this->serviceFieldsToObject($service->fields); if (there is an error) { // Error $this->Input->setErrors(['error' => ['type' => 'The service could not be renewed because of this error!']]); } else { // Success, the service was renewed. Update and return the meta fields return [ [ 'key' => 'mymodule_renew_email', 'value' => $service_fields->mymodule_renew_email, 'encrypted' => 0 ], [ 'key' => 'mymodule_expiry_date', 'value' => $renewal->expiry_date, 'encrypted' => 0 ] ]; } // Return null to not change any meta fields return null; }  

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I think it's a backup of just your database so you would just import it into your database.  You could do that in PHPMyAdmin or whatever way you access your database.  
Make sure to run a backup of everything before you attempt this.

Depends how many customers you have, you could go into your WHMCS  install and make sure every customer has a last name, or you could edit the code of the import to add something eg a period in the last name if the value is "" or null.

In order to understand recursion, one must first understand recursion.

I think it's a backup of just your database so you would just import it into your database.  You could do that in PHPMyAdmin or whatever way you access your database.  
Make sure to run a backup of everything before you attempt this.

When you say it runs manually, did you manually run it from Blesta or from the command line?  Try running it from the command line if you didn't.

It would really depend on your type of business I would think.  I wouldn't put down the social media through just because you can't put out content daily doesn't mean it won't be of help for you still.
Just post things relevant to the industry you are in, for example at times I just share NZ police posts regarding cyber safety.

It would really depend on your type of business I would think.  I wouldn't put down the social media through just because you can't put out content daily doesn't mean it won't be of help for you still.
Just post things relevant to the industry you are in, for example at times I just share NZ police posts regarding cyber safety.

Ad / No Ad options are a great idea, reminds me of Hulu. I hope it does well, and I would encourage anyone reading this to give it a try. (P.S. This is my favorite page https://demowolf.com/video-tutorials-library/other-hosting-tutorials/blesta-admin-series/)

Congrats and good luck    Don't worry, you get used to no sleep after a year or so