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You would set the email tags in the package welcome email. Let's say you have a universal module product that you're creating. Under the "Package Options" section of your product, you can set a label, name, type, values, whether the field is required, and whether to encrypt the values. e.g. Label: My Package Option Name: my_package_option Type: Text Required: No Encrypted: No Values: Similarly, under the "Service Options" section of the product, you have the same fields available. e.g. Label: My Service Option Name: my_service_option Type: Text Required: Yes Encrypted: No Values: Now when you add/edit a package where you have selected this universal module product, the Welcome Email has tag support for your fields based on their "Name" value as set in the universal module. Based on my example Package and Service options above, you would have these tags available to the package welcome email: {package.my_package_option} {service.my_service_option}

Issue fixed, I've added the following code: if(!empty($this->invoice->client->settings['tax_id'])) $address .= $this->invoice->client->settings['tax_id'] . "\n";

We have a beta Enom module that is scheduled to ship with 3.1. If you have an installation of 3.0 (paid or trial is fine) I can send you the beta module for testing. We do not currently have a Virtualmin module. I don't have one in particular I can recommend, but there are several really good options available. I would probably recommend some feedback from the community on this. There are quite a few things that are different, largely a lack of extensions at the moment.. that's the biggest issue, and one we're working on. In terms of core features, probably configurable options (scheduled for 3.1) and proforma invoices (scheduled for 3.2 I believe) Blesta does a lot of things better, like better accounting of transactions and invoices. We have an importer that imports virtually everything except packages and services. We should be making an updated importer available with support for packages and services this week. It will be available on the forums when it's ready. I suggest downloading Blesta from the home page, installing and selecting the "start a 30 day free trial" option. Play around with it, let us know what you think and if you aren't sure if a particular feature that you need exists or not. Our development is prioritized by what people need most going forward. Thanks!

Be cool to have all the ways mentioned. Order Blesta license on checkout:

There's an migrator for WHMCS in the import manager plugin included with Blesta. It will import pretty much everything but packages, services, and module info. We should have an updated version out next week that includes support for importing packages, services, and module info as well.

Definitely. The logic should be able to accomodate a reasonable number of levels (maybe up to "cart contains x AND y AND not a AND not b"), but even a simple "if cart contains x AND not y THEN present offer z" would work wonders. There are a few scenarios, but it always boils down to offer a product, with or without a discount. We might offer a massive discount on cPanel if the customer is buying a $100 / month VPS, but a tiny discount if they're buying our $20 / month VPS. If cart contains x, offer discount y on product z for # months If cart contains x, offer discount y on product z for life If cart contains x, suggest product z (full price) If you want to make this REALLY powerful, give it the ability to adjust the promotion by day. Tomorrow might be "Free Domain Friday", and anybody who buys a VPS gets a free domain. Then it's "SSL Saturday", and anybody who buys a managed VPS or managed dedicated server gets a SSL certificate for only $.99. This is a feature that's incredibly powerful whether implemented in its most basic form (if cart contains x, and doesn't already contain y, then offer y with a discount) or in a powerful conditional branch (if the customer buys a SSL cert AND the customer already has a VPS AND the current VPS is unmanaged AND it's Saturday THEN (IF the customer has cPanel THEN offer SSL certificate installation for $9.99, else IF the customer has no panel THEN offer SSL installation for $19.99, else IF the customer has Webmin offer SSL installation for $999.99)). I don't believe anyone else has this -- certainly not WHMCS. It would be a huge selling point.

Just a note on this. The reply-to address is always set to the email address defined for the department, and replies should go to the right place. However, I have added a task, CORE-810, to use an email tag in the From Email field for the template. This will effectively set the from email to the support department email.