ProHosting Regulator
ProHosting Regulator enables the customer to choose any desirable hosting package configuration himself with price calculation in real time. Then, the order for the hosting package will be sent to the customer and the manager. It is impossible to foresee all desirable combinations of a hosting package, but "ProHosting Regulator" is the solution of this problem. The ProHosting Regulator gives a possibility to create any quantity of hosting builders for distributors. Every distributor can establish the price mark-up for hosting services. All the prices changed by a hosting services provider, are automatically propagated to all distributors, for the program has a shared database for the services hosting package. Features: - Easy to configure ; - Prices change as desired ; - Easily add/remove categories and services easily ; - Customize appearance with background, font, and table colors ; - Add HTML/Graphics to the top and the bottom of pages ; - Instant pricing feature ; - Built-in order form - you can customize order forms making any fields required ; - Your customers will receive e-mailed confirmation of order; - Departments you specify will receive e-mailed order form ; - Display or hide individual component prices.
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ProHosting Regulator Review
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Website
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ITMonastery Inc.
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Screenshot
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View ProHosting Regulator Screenshot
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Cost
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$95.00 US
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Release Date
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2003-02-10
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OS
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WinNT 4.x,WinXP,Windows2000,Unix,Linux
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Requirements
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Windows NT/2000/XP
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File Size
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225 KB
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Install Support
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No Install Support
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Type
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Commercial
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Version
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1.3
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Tags
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service, services, host, hosting, company, operator, hosting company, plan, package, site
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