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Hello, Owned Lifetime Licenses have valid support and updates for... well a lifetime. The cost of this license is $500 and must be bought from Blesta Directly. Resellers can sell, Monthly Branded, Monthly Unbranded, Owned Branded, and Owned Unbranded Licenses based on their reseller tiers. The cost of support and updates on these owned licenses are $39.00 a year. In addition when you purchase a NEW License 1 year of Support and Updates are included right off the bat. The difference between Owned Licenses and Lifetime Licenses are only Support and Updates.

The restricted packages are currently only orderable by admins from the admin interface. However, v4.3 addresses both of your concerns via CORE-718. That is, clients will be able to order restricted packages through the order plugin, and the order plugin will only display the package group if it contains at least one restricted package the client can order.

@Tyson Thanks for the quck reply and I'm glad to see this has been addressed.

Have you taken a look at the Shared Login plugin for Blesta? I would have used that plugin to allow for SSO to Blesta, or integrate OAuth support with something like this Wordpress plugin. This will get you to log in to Wordpress via Blesta. From there, you can use Blesta's API to retrieve information on the client, like whether they have any services, and redefine their role in Wordpress. If Blesta needs to push notifications to Wordpress, you can create a Blesta plugin that listens to certain events and makes API requests to the Wordpress installation to perform necessary actions. Regarding user authentication passwords, these will never be decryptable in Blesta and they're not supposed to be encrypted anyway for security reasons.

Could you elaborate on the issue? It's difficult to assess what value you're referring to is incorrect. The tax type (inclusive/exclusive) will only control whether the tax amount is displayed as apart of the total or not. For example, I tested an order for a $1.00 package that is taxed exclusively at 10% for client #1 and taxed inclusively at 10% for client #2. The tax rates in the examples below are configured as: Clients in the US are charged 10% with a tax type of 'Exclusive'. Client #1 is in the US Clients in the UK are charged 10% with a tax type of 'Inclusive'. Client #2 is in the UK Client #1 (with exclusive tax) sees on the order checkout page: Product Price $1.00 Subtotal $1.00 Tax (10%) $0.10 Total $1.00 After placing the order, an invoice is created and the client is charged $1.10. On the order complete page, the client sees: Product Price $1.00 Subtotal $1.00 Tax (10%) $0.10 PAID $1.10 ---- Client #2 (with inclusive tax) sees on the order checkout page: Product Price $1.00 Subtotal $1.00 Tax (10%) $0.10 Total $1.10 After placing the order, an invoice is created and the client is charged $1.10. On the order complete page, the client sees: Product Price $1.00 Subtotal $1.00 Tax (10%) $0.10 PAID $1.10 How do these examples I described differ for you? What value is incorrect and what do you expect it to be?

You can add them manually from admin side, client profile action bottom add service. Be sur to uncheck the use module checkbox when you add service .

I am not aware of this being supported in Blesta. We use LogicBoxes and it's not supported there.

I believe there was a request made for this awhile back

I'd leave a feature request as suggest at seems weird that these basic coupon options aren't supported. https://requests.blesta.com/ however there is spam there from a month still...

thank´s for your reply. Not yet, I'm going to post an offer on some freelance jobs page. I am willing to do it, if someone is interested you can send me an MP.

The domain manager really needs to be implemented I'm honestly surprised I switched to blesta from whmcs and seriously overlooked how poor the domain system is... I'm left in a awkward position now.

@Paul What ever happen to this I recently switched to Blesta and this is a show stopper the currently solution is atrocious with 1000's of TLDs available now...

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