WHMpress 6.0-revision-4 – WHMCS WordPress Integration

Table of Contents

1. Introduction to WHMpress

2. Understanding the Functionality of WHMpress

3. Key Features of WHMpress

4. How to Use WHMpress – A Step-by-Step Guide

5. Pros and Cons of WHMpress

6. The Need for the 'Client Area Add-on'

7. Conclusion

1. Introduction to WHMpress

WHMpress is an effective WHMCS WordPress Integration Plugin designed for web hosting companies. With its GPL (General Public License) status, it is open-source software that can be modified and shared freely. WHMpress aims to enhance the functionality of your web hosting business by integrating your WHMCS products, domains, and prices seamlessly into WordPress.

2. Understanding the Functionality of WHMpress

WHMpress pulls your WHMCS data into your WordPress website, allowing you to display your hosting products, domain options, and pricing in various user-friendly formats. Clients can see your offers directly on your WordPress site and will be redirected to your WHMCS for purchase completion.

3. Key Features of WHMpress

WHMpress comes with a range of features specifically tailored for professional web hosting companies:

• Data Sync: WHMpress sync pulls data from your WHMCS database into your WordPress database, making it easier to maintain consistency across platforms.
• Flexible Display Options: Display your hosting plans, prices, order links, domain lists in fancy pricing tables, order combos, order buttons, and domain price tables.
• Highly Customizable: WHMpress is designed with flexibility in mind. It can be customized to match your existing website design.
• Shortcodes: WHMpress provides shortcodes to insert these components wherever you wish within your WordPress website.

4. How to Use WHMpress – A Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1: Install and activate the WHMpress plugin on your WordPress dashboard.

Step 2: Configure the WHMpress settings to sync with your WHMCS database.

Step 3: Customize the display options to match your existing website design.

Step 4: Insert WHMCS components within your WordPress website using the provided shortcodes.

Step 5: Regularly sync your WHMCS and WordPress databases to ensure consistency.

5. Pros and Cons of WHMpress

Pros:

• It seamlessly integrates your WHMCS and WordPress websites.
• It provides various display options for hosting plans, prices, and domain lists.
• It offers a high level of customization to match your existing design.

Cons:

• For a complete on-site experience, purchase the 'Client Area Add-on' separately.
• There might be a learning curve for non-technical users.

6. The Need for the 'Client Area Add-on.'

While WHMpress provides seamless integration and display of WHMCS data on your WordPress site, to keep your clients on your WordPress site during the entire purchase process, you'll need the 'Client Area Add-on.' This add-on creates a client area within your WordPress site, so clients don't have to leave it to complete their purchases.

8. Conclusion

In essence, WHMpress is a comprehensive solution for web hosting companies looking to integrate their WHM