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Under Settings > System > Backup (Secure FTP and Amazon S3) whichever you are using, what is the value for "Backup Every"? This is what sets the schedule for backups, and there is intentionally no Automation task because it's configured here.

Yeah unfortunately in order to subscribe to a task you would need a user. Guest access I don't believe would be sufficient. It would be nice if Jira implemented a different class of user and didn't charge for those types of users, or at least charged a lot less.

How do you determine what the 'local' currency is? Local to you or local to the client? Presumably you already know what the local currency is, so it should only be a matter of converting from the invoice currency to the local currency using the exchange rate. If you don't want this value to change as exchange rates change over time, then you will need to store it. You may want to look at creating a plugin that ties into the Invoices.add and Invoices.edit events. I would imagine that you could create a plugin that defines a new database table that references an invoice and defines a field for the currency (and price if you need it). Then your plugin can be used to fetch that information when viewing the invoice so that it can be displayed. The last part, where you must fetch/display the additional information would require you to update core code to integrate it.

You should create your own template invoice . Take the core one or my html template to inspire from it . It tottaly possible what you want to do .

No further update on the unaddressed issues? I love that Blesta is paying some attention to this stuff. It's a major reason for me wanting to migrate away from a certain competitor who couldn't care less about these tax/VAT issues. The big ones for me are credit notes and proforma/full invoice number reuse.

yes you do it as an addon product.

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!