System

WHMCS supports several authentication methods for logging in to WHMCS and for authenticating in custom development.

Your WHMCS system's automation settings determine how it performs tasks like generating invoices or sending emails.

WHMCS stores all of your business's data in a MySQL® database. Make sure you back it up regularly.

Email tools make it easy to create email campaigns, customize messages, and stay in touch with clients.

Your General Settings configuration controls many of the most important settings in WHMCS.

The customizable localization system lets your admins and users view WHMCS in their chosen languages.

WHMCS runs on PHP. Make sure your server's PHP configuration meets our requirements.

The update system helps you stay up-to-date with WHMCS's releases, ensuring continued support on the latest version.

How-to guides for performing general system tasks like changing the system theme or forcing license updates.

WHMCS automatically bans IP addresses after three failed login attempts, or you can permanently ban them manually.

Cookies maintain session state and store small amounts of data while users interact with WHMCS.

Data feeds offer a dynamic way to extract data from WHMCS for use on the pages of your website.

Your system can use search-engine-friendly URLs for some public-facing pages.

You can view license information, force license updates, and change your license key from within the WHMCS Admin Area.

WHMCS includes a wide range of reports that you can view and export.

WHMCS allows you to prune logs to reduce the size of the database and reduce disk space.