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Just spotted this on the Joomla extensions directory. J!Blesta. Integrates Blesta with Joomla. Now you can have access to 10,000's of Joomla designs with blesta http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/miscellaneous/misc-bridges/26237 We use this for WHMCS integration and have been waiting for Blesta integration for our new web property to get away from WHMCS.

Mike is right, you can upgrade.. however, couple things to note.. 1. If you upgrade from 3.0.x to 3.1.0-b1, you MUST run the upgrader via CLI, ie php ./index.php admin/upgrade 2. If you do a fresh install of 3.1.0-b1, you should be able to upgrade to 3.1.0-b2, and 3.1.0 final via GUI or CLI methods. This is due to a bug in 3.1.0-b1 that breaks the CLI upgrader.

Hi, We need to be able to attach a PDF document when we create an invoice. The client don't need to pay the invoice to see the pdf. The purpose, it's when we are billing our monthly hours, we always attach a PDF with our time accouting report, before Blesta, we send the PDF by email manually and create an invoice after. What will be nice it's to be able to attach it when creating a new invoice so the client can just open it if he want some details..

It should do, it's all got the same mysql tables mate.

Only one way to find out, my guess is, probably. They haven't changed much with their database schema I don't believe. However, it's probably better to copy your install, upgrade the copied version, and then import from that database.

There will be a upgrade path as you just run /upgrade and it will upgrade the files if needed as I'm aware. So you can upgrade from 3.0.8 or 3.1.0-b1. 3.1 only has the importer from 2.5 / whm** at the moment same as 3.0.7.

What would be the benefit of a per-product override? You are either under EU rules, or you aren't, right?

Oh I see Well I use this style and the label is the first row. I've removed all personal information from the screenshot.

The plan is to add a company and perhaps client group setting to enable proforma invoicing. Then, Blesta would create proforma invoices by default, and once paid, these proforma invoices would become normal invoices. Proforma invoices have their own numbering scheme, and are not simply converted to an invoice. Someone named Bjorn emailed us what I believe to be a clear description of proforma invoices. I'm including what he wrote here, so that we can solicit your feedback and provide some dialogue as we lead up to development on this.