Custom Billing Software for sale
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If everyone's upset at the theme, I can design a new one...
Thanks for your feedback, I'm working on a different styled theme to include in the next update (v1.1)
That word probably doesn't mean what you think it means. That you can see the source doesn't make it "open-source", at best you could say something has a "visible source" or "readable source". It's not open-source unless it complies with this definition.
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I can't edit my post it appears, was going to update purchase url.
Website: https://kwibill.net/
Website contains information about company registration for those interested in knowing the legal registration information.
Website: https://kwibill.net/
Website contains information about company registration for those interested in knowing the legal registration information.
Because people say the design is too similiar or as Licensecart puts it "rip" - I've been working on a new theme, preview as follows:
haloelite3
New Member
If I was you I would get the system working on your website first before selling - this make sure that we are knowing what we are getting.
Some people hate PM Sales
Hope this helps
Some people hate PM Sales
Hope this helps
We don't do PM sales anymore, if you read thread you'd see there's a direct order URL.
mojeda
New Member
Perhaps @HalfEatenPie can fix that. (remove the bottom line shown in quote above from the first post)
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Removed the PM part on the main post.
Cheers
New security feature coming in the next update: KwiGuard.
KwiGuard is a tool that monitors login history for both admin, user, and records ISP, country, etc. from your user panel you can select trusted ISP's, and IP addresses. Should someone access your account whom is not on the trusted list, it will lock them out, automatically send you a notification via email of this breach attempt, and encrypt your customer information. Upon re-login to your customer account, you'll have to enter the key that was emailed to you, and it will decrypt your information, additionally a password change is enforced.
KwiGuard admin works the same way, except it locks the panel down and obfuscates all customers information until the admin enters the decryption key upon a breach. The admin can choose to obtain the key via SMS to their registered phone (using Twilio API), or via email.
KwiGuard is a tool that monitors login history for both admin, user, and records ISP, country, etc. from your user panel you can select trusted ISP's, and IP addresses. Should someone access your account whom is not on the trusted list, it will lock them out, automatically send you a notification via email of this breach attempt, and encrypt your customer information. Upon re-login to your customer account, you'll have to enter the key that was emailed to you, and it will decrypt your information, additionally a password change is enforced.
KwiGuard admin works the same way, except it locks the panel down and obfuscates all customers information until the admin enters the decryption key upon a breach. The admin can choose to obtain the key via SMS to their registered phone (using Twilio API), or via email.
We've had an audit done by vld, and I am making changes to fix issues found during the audit.
Version 1.2 is approaching...
Tons of changes, including moving to a MVC structure.
Tons of changes, including moving to a MVC structure.
fixidixi
Active Member
I'm sorry but as client its not a feature that you've restructured your codebase. I hear you that its a lot of work and resource to do so but you need to take a clients point of view when you want to sell this. You can of course include tech stuff like this in a changelog but its not enough as a "feature"..
Hxxx
Active Member
It is a feature if you are a developer like many people here. MVC is something important nowadays.
The (original) MVC model is fundamentally broken for web-based applications.
Anyway, the first post still (misleadingly) claims that the panel is "open source". Could @HalfEatenPie also fix that, perhaps?