WHMCS includes a wide range of reports that you can view and export.
The Security tab in General Settings allows you to configure security-related features. You can enable and configure captcha protection and email verification, set password strength and ban lengths, set a whitelist, and more.
We sometimes release security updates to address important issues and vulnerabilities that could affect your WHMCS installation. We recommend downloading security updates as soon as possible.
File sessions and database sessions can help you preserve data across subsequent page loads within your custom web applications.
Smarty Security Policies are security hardening measures that protect a system. WHMCS applies a Smarty Security Policy for system-wide use and a mail policy for stored and dynamic email-based templates.
The Social tab in General Settings allows you to add links to your social media accounts within the Client Area.
You can configure storage settings that determine how WHMCS stores many types of files. This can include different types of attachments, downloads, knowledgebase images, and more. You can add local locations or configure storage using services like Amazon S3™.