You probably need to put this in the suggestions section. I imagine if that was in their plans, it would have been something that would have made the clientexec.com homepage.
I had said something to this effect a year ago so my best guess would be the answer is a no.
I don't understand why this wasn't already part of the application. All of the other major alternatives already offer this. I image the DNS module would be it's own major tool with domain provider addons that would coincide with the existing domain tools.
We need the ability to create and share carts to customers to order on their side. Prebuilt carts help close sales and help speed up the on-boarding process. This could probably be done with URL variables (e.g. domain.com/cart?step=3&item=[IDNUM]&[IDNUM_option]=something
If I register my domain with a plug-in and that domain’s NS records doesn’t match the ones for the domain registrar defaults but does match a cPanel server’s NS or IP address, as well have a matching package, it should automatically show and allow updates to the DNS from within the customer...
You might as well skip the Bootstrap 4 now, 5.3 is the current version. Bootstrap 4 is nearly 10 years old at this point and reached its EOL back in January.
We should have the ability to customize our signatures in the CE portal. It just seems more and more unprofessional to have plain text in responses from support agents nowadays. Especially for those using the ticket system for sales-related usage.
Should consider something like Passman. If I'm working with sensitive server access, an encrypted password manager, and can generate OTP with javascript.
When a customer uploads a file to be attached to a ticket, it would be helpful to have a way of storing those in a cloud storage or designated location on the server.
We could really benefit from this as Google Drive has built-in virus scanning capabilities which would minimize the risk on our...
I have so many clients that need a secure way of sending and sharing passwords with us. I have even been working on my own version of this with little luck. This should be a no-brainer anyways; you have the hosting password saved as plain text in the database anyways which is a huge vulnerability.
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