I know we use it in production for our stuff

Add to that the fact that the proxmox dev's give not even the slightest poop about the whmcs module which is just a bolt on by a third party and what your actually relying on is whoever you bought you

Several companies here use Proxmox and I've yet to hear a horror story. What is needed apart from a WHMCS module?

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Most of the companies here use WHMCS and there are modules for Proxmox on WHMCS. This would be my choice before Solus.

I was going to recommend Chatstack for you to look at (as it's just what WHMCS resell) - but i've seen the new pricing schemes.

Too bad I can't steal the license key

8 euro for each node license (openvz or kvm)

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I'm using it as a full replacement to the crappy WHMCS ticketing system

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use livehelperchat I use it and it is great(I have to admit it is on par with whmcs paid chat app.) and yes it is free/open source as well.

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I'd recommend using Tawk.to over the paid WHMCS chat app. The only downside is that there's no integration for things like client profiles, but this isn't a big deal at all. If you want paid software

There are plenty of modules available to display the chat option on your WHMCS install but not to integrate it with your database. You'd probably need something custom to do that.

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Thanks. Will check it out. Any possibility of integrating it with WHMCS? Basically want to be able to link up the customer with their account based on the email or name they give. Also want to kee

I see that WHMCS also has their own chat client that seems to be even more integrated and more reasonably priced.

Anyone here using livechat or similar app for WHMCS? Is it worthwhile?

So I have a cPanel VPS assigned with 30 IP's in SolusVM, every day when cPanel runs automatically their license checker it sees different IP's as the primary IP thus it causes issues with the cPanel l