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Hi guys, I am a little concerned and just need some clarity to continue: - Am I right to say that Blesta cannot import and link cPanel/WHM accounts? So we would manually need to create each one? - I tried to create one now and it told us that the domain already exists. This is the very first time we're using Blesta so i'm sure this is a mistake or it's seeing a reference to something we can't import? - How do we deal with domain names? Do we have to assign a registrar for each domain name we sell and if so, what would be the procedures here? Thank you.

What? You want to tell us that you cannot import domains from WHM into Blesta like with WHMCS? I'm sorry but how do you not have this feature?

You guys were right, I was under the impression I applied it twice actually but this morning with a fresh mind I managed to get it sorted with your help! Thank you for your quick response. Looking forward to this!

I am unable to install Blesta. When I direct to the URL I get a blank screen. I assume this is to do with display_errors not being on but we have no idea. - We're running Cloudlinux and usewhm/cpanel - All files have been uploaded to /public_html/blesta/ - we're running php 5.5, apache and have ioncube loader installed. Irrespective if we go to index.php or install.php there is no output. I have opened both files and added a echo test which did appear to work but I dont want to go to deep into the framework with this approach. Any ideas?

Thank you for your quick response. We want to install it locally to test and understand we have to ask you directly for a license key. Could you maybe assist? Thank you!

Hi there, We're a small hosting company and we're currently using WHMCS. I personally hate it because it does not work (or there is no clear cut way) to make it work for our business model and with a really upset clientbase when we first introduced the billing system and people getting emails daily for domains was crazy. Long story short, I have little confidence in them but because we've used the product for around 4 years (and still not setup correctly!!!) we're moving our infrastructure to a new server and we're in the market for a good product. Here are our "needs", please can you confirm if you match (can match it / we build it to match): - We provide hosting services, broadband,domains, ssl and then some once-off services. Do you support these that we would at minimum be able to setup these services as products? - Most of our clients work on a debit order system (SagePay is the merchant). Do you have a SagePay plugin available? - We give our clients the registration month free (unless it falls on the last 3 days of the month and then we'll give you a whole month free). This would mean that we setup your account + domain today but you should not be invoiced for the month (only on invoice date) or have a rule set in place that we credit the user (might make more sense). This is only related to hosting as other products like domains are not included in this. - We're looking for a modern solution (looks like you might be winning here) which can support stuff like Bootstrap and know that our code will not disrupt hundreds of thousands of lines of useless styling code defined by the base templates. What templating engine do you use? WHMCS uses the painfully outdated Smarty Engine which is a crime to enforce on any developer. How much control do we really have over the look and feel and do you also have 3 stylesheets per template which just really is overkill? - Do you integrate with any domain registrars / can domain registration be done at client level? - Do you support one-time products? - I understand that most of the source code remains unencrypted (which is great). Where do you stand on security issues / vulnerabilities? - Lastly, do you use an existing framework such as Zend, Cake or Laravel or is it a custom framework? If so, what development architectural pattern (such as MVC) do you use? I would really appreciate your feedback in making a decision here. I am really happy to use something better but need to at least know it is better without having to invest installation and configuration time to only find out it's not suitable. Thank you!