Difference between revisions of "Auto Release"

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To use it, simply choose the Auto Release module on the Module Settings tab of the product config area and then set the auto activation action to either immediately on order or on first payment, then save.
 
To use it, simply choose the Auto Release module on the Module Settings tab of the product config area and then set the auto activation action to either immediately on order or on first payment, then save.
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There are a number of fields on the page that allow the choice of what action is taken when each module commands is performed. The available actions are '''Create To-Do List Item''' which will create an entry in the system's To-Do list stating that the service needs manually creating, suspending etc, the '''Create Support Ticket''' option will create a ticket containing the same message in the department selected from the ''Support Dept ID'' dropdown.
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The available module command actions are:
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*Create Action
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*Suspend Action
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*Unsuspend Action
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*Terminate Action
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*Renew Action

Revision as of 17:58, 14 February 2012

The auto release module is designed to be used on products where there is no remote panel or automation to link to. It will return a successful dummy response to WHMCS when a creation is requested thereby allowing you to automate the switching to active of products and sending of the associated welcome email when there is no module.

To use it, simply choose the Auto Release module on the Module Settings tab of the product config area and then set the auto activation action to either immediately on order or on first payment, then save.

There are a number of fields on the page that allow the choice of what action is taken when each module commands is performed. The available actions are Create To-Do List Item which will create an entry in the system's To-Do list stating that the service needs manually creating, suspending etc, the Create Support Ticket option will create a ticket containing the same message in the department selected from the Support Dept ID dropdown.

The available module command actions are:

  • Create Action
  • Suspend Action
  • Unsuspend Action
  • Terminate Action
  • Renew Action