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                "title": "Realtime Register",
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                        "*": "== About this Module ==\n\n<div class=\"docs-alert-danger\">\nWe removed this module in WHMCS 8.1.\n</div>\n\nThe Realtime Register module allows you to register and manage domains with Realtime Register.\n{{registrar\n| register = yes\n| transfer = yes\n| renew = yes\n| lock = yes\n| dns = yes\n| whois = yes\n| getepp = yes\n}}\n==Activation==\n\nTo activate and begin using the Realtime Register registrar module:\n\n# Log in to the WHMCS Admin Area.\n# Go to '''Configuration (<i class=\"fa fa-wrench\" aria-hidden=\"true\"></i>) > System Settings > [[Domain Registrars]]''' or, prior to WHMCS 8.0, '''Setup > Products/Services > Domain Registrars'''.\n# Find '''Realtime Register''' in the list.\n# Click '''Activate'''.\n# Enter your Realtime Register credentials.\n# Click '''Save Changes'''.\n\n=== Test Mode ===\n\nYou can use test mode to simulate domain registration and management function without registering a domain or incurring charges. This can be useful to test WHMCS configurations.\n\n== Automatic Registration ==\n\nWHMCS allows you to set up automatic domain registration on a per-extension basis, enabling you to use different registrars for different TLDs.\n\nTo enable automatic registration, see [[Domain Pricing]].\n\n==Troubleshooting==\n\n''N/A''\n\n{{modules}}"
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                "title": "Regenerating Historical Invoices",
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                        "*": "When moving from a manual billing system or software for which an import script is not available to WHMCS, you may want to have a record of past invoices that you issued on your old system. To create this record, you will need to regenerate your historical invoices.\n\n==Regenerating Historical Invoices==\n\nBefore you can regenerate historical invoices, you must finish moving the client and their service.\n\nTo regenerate historical invoices:\n\n# Go to the '''[[Clients:Products/Services Tab|Products/Services]]''' tab in the client's profile.\n# Set the '''Next Due Date''' value to the due date you want to use for the first historical invoice. For example, if the client has an invoice every month starting in June 2011, set it to <tt>28/06/2011</tt>.\n# Click '''Save Changes'''. \n# Click '''Generate Due Invoices''' in the client's '''[[Clients:Summary Tab|Summary]]''' tab to create the invoice. \n# When the system prompts you, click '''No''' to prevent a notification email.\n# In the client's '''Invoices''' tab, click the invoice.\n# Click the '''Add Payment''' tab to record the payment details. For more information, see [[Transactions]]. \n# Uncheck '''Send Email''' to prevent a notification email. Performing these steps will cause the '''Next Due Date''' value to increment forward one billing cycle (in the above example, it would now be <tt>28/06/2012</tt>).\n# Click '''Generate Due Invoices''' to create the June 2011 invoice.\n\nRepeat these steps until the '''Next Due Date''' value is the date the client's next payment is due."
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