Difference between revisions of "WHMCS:About"
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'''WHMCS''' is a privately owned company based in the UK. We are focused on providing a stable and reliable billing system with a strong focus on development from user’s feedback. Our primary aim is to fill the gap in the billing system market for a single integrated system that can handle everything from client signup to support. | '''WHMCS''' is a privately owned company based in the UK. We are focused on providing a stable and reliable billing system with a strong focus on development from user’s feedback. Our primary aim is to fill the gap in the billing system market for a single integrated system that can handle everything from client signup to support. | ||
| − | Anyone who is willing to help, please do. The idea is to get | + | Anyone who is willing to help, please do. The idea is to get the WHMCSWiki filled with as many useful guides and tips on how to use and customize WHMCS as possible, thereby reducing the amount of tickets we get and increasing the development time we have to continue improving WHMCS! So any step by step guides you can add, or helpful hints and tips or clearly written up customizations, add-ons, or contributions will be great! |
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| − | So any step by step guides you can add, or helpful hints and tips or clearly written up customizations, add-ons, or contributions will be great! | ||
| − | Thanks to all those who have added something so far and all those that will do so in the future. | + | '''Thanks to all those who have added something so far and all those that will do so in the future.''' |
Latest revision as of 10:28, 30 March 2008
WHMCS is a privately owned company based in the UK. We are focused on providing a stable and reliable billing system with a strong focus on development from user’s feedback. Our primary aim is to fill the gap in the billing system market for a single integrated system that can handle everything from client signup to support.
Anyone who is willing to help, please do. The idea is to get the WHMCSWiki filled with as many useful guides and tips on how to use and customize WHMCS as possible, thereby reducing the amount of tickets we get and increasing the development time we have to continue improving WHMCS! So any step by step guides you can add, or helpful hints and tips or clearly written up customizations, add-ons, or contributions will be great!
Thanks to all those who have added something so far and all those that will do so in the future.