The first part of this series covered the basics of knowledgebases (here) and the second covered how to fill the knowledgebase you create in WHMCS with great content (check it out here). This part...
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A knowledgebase is only as good as the content in it, and whether that content is "good" depends on many different factors. The first part of this series covered the basics of knowledgebases and how...
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If you're reading this, it's a pretty good bet that you've used a knowledgebase. Knowledgebases provide a self-serve "library" of information about products, services, or other topics. They're where...
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Your WHMCS installation holds a wealth of valuable data about your sales, your customers, and your business as a whole. So, having the ability to view and make sense of this data is vital to growing...
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The first few communications that you have with a new customer are incredibly important: they set the tone for your business relationship and create your customer's first experience of the service...
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One of the awesome features in WHMCS's support system is the ability to reply to and, if enabled, open support tickets through email. Tickets go to the correct department every time, and both WHMCS...
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When due dates fall during the month can make a big difference for your business and your customers. It could be due to an external factor, like a third-party vendor needing payment on a certain...
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Gathering information about how your customers interact with your website and complete their orders is integral to making your business decisions. This practice, called "ecommerce tracking," is a...
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In WHMCS 8.0, we modernized user and login management, allowing access to multiple client accounts through a single user account. It's a powerful solution that's comprehensive, flexible, and, most...
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