You will be able to not only add new contacts and easily alter their status or labels on a Kanban board but also create accounts for them directly in the addon.
The module will allow you to send automated notifications, create quotes and notes as well as add custom fields to contacts' profiles according to your needs.
What is more, all information about the contacts will be shown in a graphic form on the dashboard.

TIP: You can extend the functionality of CRM For WHMCS by integrating the module with SMS Center For WHMCS.

We will guide you step by step through the whole installation and configuration process.

The content of the package to upload should look like this.

The file is located in 'modules/addons/mgCRM/license_RENAME.php'. Rename it from 'license_RENAME.php' to 'license.php'.

Enter your license key between the quotation marks as presented on the following screen. You can find your license key in our client area → 'My Products'.

It is located in 'your_whmcs/modules/addons/mgCRM2/app/'.

Log in to your WHMCS admin area. Go to 'Setup' → 'Addon Modules'. Afterward, find 'CRM' and press the 'Activate' button.

To do so, click on the 'Configure' button and tick checkboxes to assign desired admin roles.
CRM as a standalone page - if selected, the CRM page will be visible in the standalone mode by default, no matter which template is used.
Full Access Admin - select admins who will have full access to your module.
Access Control - select admin groups that will have access to your module.
Now, press 'Save Changes'.

We advise to set up the cron as frequently as possible to send email notifications, 5 minutes interval is recommended.

You can access your module in 'Addons' → 'CRM'.

From there you have a quick preview of the most important information in your CRM.
View follow-ups on the calendar, the list of recently added contacts and last activities.

Press it again to return to the WHMCS view.

Note: Only staff members with full privileges can assign admins to the contacts.

Read more about them in the following section.

When clicking on the dropdown menu, you will see such options as 'Convert To Potential/Partners' , 'Move To Archive' and 'Delete' .

Press the pencil icon to move to the contact's summary page.

Note: You must previously select at least one lead on the list to activate the 'Choose Action' button marked on the below screen.

• Low
• Medium
• Important
• Urgent

• Pending (custom)
• New
• Active
• Closed
• Urgent
  

Every time you edit any information, please press the green confirmation button to save the changes.

You can do it in two ways: by creating a new contact or by selecting an existing client and assigning him/her to the contact.

• adding new notes
• sending emails
• sending SMS messages (for SMS Center integration)
• adding follow-ups
• sending ticket responses (if assigned)

Any follow-up can be rescheduled (1.) or removed (2.) using buttons in the 'Actions' column.
You can search for the desired follow-ups using the search box and sort them by type.

Here you can define:

• Date - (required) the time when the notifications will be sent.
• Description - (required) a short description of a follow-up, it will be later on visible in the follow-up list.
• Follow-up Type - allows you to define the type of a follow-up and facilitate their better identification.
• Admin - the admin to whom ToDo entry will be assigned.
  

Reminders for Administrators

• 'On Create' - Notification is sent to the admin assigned to a contact immediately when a follow-up is created.
• 'Follow-up Due Date ' - Notification is sent to the admin assigned to a contact on the set date.
• 'Before Follow-up Due Date ' - Specify time (date/hours/minutes etc) before the Follow-up Due Date to send the notification to the admin assigned to a contact.

Reminders for Clients

• 'On Create' - Notification is sent to the client assigned to a contact immediately when a follow-up is created.
• 'Follow-up Due Date ' - Notification is sent to the client assigned to a contact on the set date.
• 'Before Follow-up Due Date ' - Specify the time (date/hours/minutes etc) before the Follow-up Due Date to send the notification to the client assigned to a contact.
  

Choose whether you wish to send reminders via email or SMS (if SMS Center For WHMCS is activated) or both.
Once the option is marked and the path is chosen, you will need to fill out the details for the chosen reminder, separate for emails and SMS messages.
Press 'Add Follow-up' to finalize the process.

• Edit details
• Add reminders
• Manage existing reminders

On the following screen you can see how to add an exemplary note.

As you can see, you can manually fill out the email subject and content as well as attach files and quotes.
Additionally, you can use WYSIWYG editor with merge field variables to make your message more readable.

Note: The maximum attachment size is based on the 'upload_max_filesize' and 'post_max_size' records from your 'php.ini' configuration file.

You can also select the mailbox from which the message will be sent. These mailboxes are obtained from the CRM 'Mailboxes' , WHMCS 'Support Departments' and 'General Settings' sections.
If you do not want to manually select mailboxes every time, you can set the default one in the 'Personal Settings' .

It contains all messages sent to the customer (marked with a green arrow) as well incoming messages (marked with a red arrow), if they have been configured in Mailboxes.
If you have integrated the module with the SMS Center For WHMCS, here you will also find sent SMS messages.
The information about any attachments, follow-ups and reminders linked to the message will also be shown.
Finally, to read the message, simply click on its subject and a new window with its contents will appear.

As you can see on the screen below, in the 'Quotes' section of the contact page, brief information about quotes assigned to the contact is displayed.
You can edit any of these quotes through using buttons in the 'Actions' column.

You can do it in two ways. If a client is assigned to the contact, they will be automatically linked to the quote.
Otherwise, the module will ask you to fill out account details of a new client to complete the quote.
In the second scenario, a client's account will not be created in the process unless you use the 'Convert to Invoice' functionality.
Important: For extended functionality related to quotes, we recommend our Quotes Automation For WHMCS.
It extends quotes with functionalities like adding product addons and domains to the quote, their automatic provisioning, and quote acceptance from the client area.

If you want to create a new ticket for the client manually, click 'Add New Ticket'.

To upload a new file, select the file to upload and describe it shortly. Then press 'Upload'.
Note: The maximum file size is based on the 'upload_max_filesize' and 'post_max_size' records from your 'php.ini' configuration file.

It can be also removed by clicking on the dustbin icon.

As you can see, it contains all details you might be interested in.

The search option allows you to find logs on actions performed by specific administrators, at a desired time and related to specific events.
On the following screen you can see logs associated with actions of a specific client.

Switch between days, month and week view to have a clear and precise insight into your scheduled events (click on a selected day to see the details).
Note: You can change the first day of the week in the calendar to any another day in 'Settings' → 'General' → 'Options' → 'First Day Of The Week' option.

Below you can see a month view:

Click on any follow-up to see its details.

Using the drag & drop feature, you can easily move your contacts from one column to another.
The moved contact will be then automatically assigned to a specific label that is represented by the given column.

To add new columns, you must first add them in the 'Settings' → ' General' → 'Labels' section.
Simply enter a new label name and assign a color to it for easier identification.
You may add as many labels as you wish.

If you decide to apply this option, you will be able to create various campaigns with selected contacts included and filtered according to your personal configurations.
Let us check how this functionality works.

Use action buttons to:
1. Manually force a record's reassignment
2. Move to the edition page
3. Delete an unused campaign

In the 'Settings' → 'General' page of the module you can check its current status, enable major features and define follow-up settings.

• Integration with SMS Center
• Cron job setup
• Number of CRM email templates
• Storage folder used by the module

• Enable Quotations for contacts and
• Assign Contacts to administrators.
  
• Allow Contact Duplicates
• Require Email Address' -
• Start Week On - change the first day of the week for the calendar.
  
• Synchronize Contact Details - option to automatically synchronize changes made to the WHMCS client profile with CRM contact details, or from CRM contacts with WHMCS clients, or in both directions.
• Email Notification Visibility (in minutes) - define how long email notifications should be visible
• Close Notification - If checked, the administrator will be able to close the notification pop-up by pressing the 'Accept' button.
• Mentioned Admin Notification Content -
• Email Import Type - define how the imported into the system emails will be reassigned:
  • Per Email Address - the imported email will be accessible and visible in the conversation log of all contacts with the used in the conversation email address
  • Include Contact ID in Subject - the imported email will be accessible and visible in the conversation log of all contacts with the used in the conversation email address.
    The contact ID number will be added to the email subject and conversation log to distinguish who this message is related to
  • Create Separate Conversations - imported conversations will be delivered to the dedicated contact only, the contact ID will be added to the email subject and conversation log

First, activate alarms which will show pop-up notifications on forthcoming follow ups. Next, select the 'Follow-up Per Day' option if you want the follow-up to be set on a given day only, not a specific hour.
You may also choose email template used to notify admins about a follow-up being rescheduled.
Note: Pop-up alarms are sent once per minute. If a follow-up starts e.g. at 12:15, the alarm might be triggered at 12:14.
Moreover, if the 'Follow-ups Per Day' option is enabled, then, if a follow-up starts e.g. on 07.08.2017, the alarm might be triggered on 06.08.2017 at 11:59 PM.

No additional configuration is required for the WHMCS calendar. To configure Google Calendar, follow the steps described here.

Start from moving to 'Google API Manager' and log in to get your 'Client ID' and 'Client Secret', these data will be necessary in the next steps.
If you do not have your project created, then it is necessary to do it firstly.

• Internal User Type - only available to users within your organization
• External User Type - available for any user with a Google Account.

http://yourdomain.com/admin/crm.php/api/settings/general/auth/google/json

Note that your 'admin' folder might also have a custom name.

Press the 'Authorization' button.

Select Google Calendar from the dropdown menu and click on 'Update Settings'.

Please note that this synchronization will work only for newly created follow-ups and only in one direction, that is from CRM module to Google Calendar.

Labels can also be used as columns on the Board view. Click here for more information.

Note: If you want, you can also assign multiple labels to a single contact.

• Add Labels - add a new set of labels, the already assigned will remain as they are
• Change Labels - the already assigned labels will be replaced with the new set
• Remove Labels - choose labels that will be unassigned from the selected contacts

Also, choose the email address which will be used by default when sending email to a contact.
Available mailboxes will be obtained from the CRM 'Mailboxes' , WHMCS 'Support Departments' and 'General Settings' sections.

Drag and drop available fields to create a perfect configuration.

This also might be handy if you want to use different mailboxes than those configured in the WHMCS settings.
To begin, press the 'Create Mailbox' button.

Press the 'Add Mailbox' button when ready.

Note: You can select multiple receive options if required by your mailbox.

1. First of all, enable IMAP for the gmail account that you are going to integrate.

• Sign in to your gmail account using any supported browser (Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer)
• Press the 'Settings' icon, you will find it in the top right corner
• Click 'See all settings'
• Find tab 'Forwarding and POP/IMAP'
• Select 'Enable IMAP', and then save the changes

• Navigate to your account at: https://myaccount.google.com/
• From the panel on the left, select the 'Security' tab
• In 'Signing in to Google' panel, turn on the 2-Step Verification
• Then confirm your decision

• Create password for your application
• Select application: 'Mail' and your device from dropdown menus
• Generate the password
• Use the password to configure SMTP instead of the password to the mailbox.

Enter your mailbox access data, and then fill in the rest of the options according to the formula below:

• Server (SMTP) - smtp.gmail.com
• Encryption – TLS
• Port – 587
• Receive Server POP3/IMAP – imap.gmail.com
• Receive Port – 993
• Receive Option – 'SSL' and 'Not validate certificates'
  

Press the 'Update' button when ready.

Click the button highlighted below. If everything is working properly, an appropriate message will appear.

Available types and validators for each of the types (seen when editing an existing field):

• text: required, min, max, email, url, ip, regex
• textarea: required, min, max, regex
• radio: required, min, max
• checkbox: required, min, max
• select: required, min, max

On the following screen you can see an example of a dropdown type custom field.
To add a field, press 'Create Field'.

Note: Fields can be also used for a web forms.

In this way, during creation of a contact from client's ticket or a adding client from a contact, mapped fields will be automatically filled out.

However, to make CRM for WHMCS even more customizable and user-friendly, we have implemented a function allowing you to create and manage your own contact types as well.

• Enter its name and choose a color
• Enter icon code - the icon will be always visible next to this contact type name, remember to use available formats, e.g.: 'fa fa-empire', 'fa fa-plus-circle '
• Visibility in navigation bar - choose whether you wish the new contact type to be visible on the main navigation menu and submenu (under the 'Contacts' tab)
• Dashboard - if you select this option, the new type will be visible on the dashboard, and you will be able to filter the view by this type.
  

Press the 'Add' button to finish the process.

Here you can fully customize your contact by:

• changing the assigned color or icon
• turning on/off its availability in the navigation menus and dashboard
• activating/deactivating the contact
• deleting useless types.
  

Important!
Any changes made in this section require reloading the page or clearing the browser cache! Changes to contact types are not applied immediately.

If you do not want to reassign the contacts to another type, you can move them to the archive. To do so, simply select the 'Move to Archive' option.
Still, you will have to choose a type for the contact. It will be used in case you decide in future to restore these contacts from the archive.

A list of available fields that can be included in the file for either import or export are available underneath.

Important: It is required that you use only the fields that are visible underneath. In case you name your columns in any other way, the import action will fail!

Note: you can upload files of 'csv', 'xls', 'xlsx' or 'ods' formats only.

In your CRM you may generate sample web forms which you can then locate in your external sites.
Your customers then will fill out their data which will be automatically delivered into your CRM. Creating new contacts is now much faster and easier.

Proceed to 'Settings' → 'Web Forms'. You will find there a list of all already created web forms. You may edit or delete them at any time.
Here you will also find a raw HTML code of the web form, which must be used to locate it in your desired web site (see action buttons).

Press the button marked on the screen to create a new web form.

• Your web form name
• URL of the site where you want to locate the web form (required for CORS)
• Define contact type for a new customer and its initial status.
• Optionally, choose administrators who will be informed about the addition of a new client from a web form.
• Optionally, define the time delay after which a new client will be added to CRM

Additionally, you may select fields that will be visible to fill out. Drag a field and drop it in the currently created web form box.

1. Log in to your admin area on your WordPress.
2. Move to 'Appearance' → 'Widgets' and press 'Manage in Customizer'.

3. Select 'Widgets' → 'Content Sidebar'.
4. Press 'Add a Widget' → 'Custom HTML'.

5. Title your widget.
6. Paste the HTML code copied from your web form into 'Content'.

To start, you need to first create a new automations group.

Afterward, press 'Show Form' to expand triggers for the selected condition.

List of available conditions:

• Add Reminder
• Add Contact Reminder
• Send Email To Assigned Admin
• Add Follow-up
• On Invoice Creation
• On Service Suspension
• On Sending Email
• condition 'IF' By Field
• Condition 'IF CHANGE' Type
• Condition 'IF CHANGE' Label
• Condition 'IF CHANGE' To Label
• Condition 'IF NOT' By Field
• Condition 'IF' Days After Contact Created
• Condition 'If CHANGE' Admin

Add the desired action in the same manner as you added a condition before.

Note: You can insert as many sub-rule into rules, and events into other sub-rules as you want, but make sure that the conditions you specify are correct so that the whole automation group can be still triggered.

Important: In the current version of the module, the automation actions are not logged in any way

In CRM, you have the capability to schedule follow-ups that are automatically generated based on specific triggers.
This feature allows you to automate the process of setting up tasks, for example, calls or sending email reminders for various events such as suspending service.

Exemplary configuration:

The available graphs show for example: the number of contacts per status, new contacts per admin, per month and per day.
Additionally, administrators with extended permissions are able to view statistics of other administrators.

In 'Statistics' you can find the overall information such as graphs concerning contacts with a chosen status.
See the list of recently added contacts with details such as assigned admins, status or creation date.

Let us check how it works. Press 'Create Notification' to begin.

• Choose the 'Type' from 'Temporary' and 'Permanent'.
• Select importance: 'Normal', 'Information', 'Warning' and 'Danger'.
• Mark administrators that this notification will be displayed to. Naturally, you may select more than one admin.
• In the 'Message' field simply type in the text of the notification. You are allowed to use HTML code here.
• Select 'Starting' and 'Ending' dates for 'Temporary' notifications
• 'Confirmation' - if you select this box, administrator will have to confirm receiving such a notification by pressing the 'Accept' button visible on the notification
• 'Hide Once Accepted' - decide whether accepted notification should disappear from the widget.

Press the 'Create Notification' button when ready.
Important: Please make sure that you run a cron task to review notifications in the system.

You may easily edit the notification (you will be moved to creation form where you can make any changes) or delete useless notification.
You will see here information if notifications have been accepted by administrators (if required) and by which ones exactly.

'Accept' your notifications if it is required. Such info boxes like on the screen below will be visible until the specified in the configuration 'Ending Date' option has been selected,
or once they have been accepted if the 'Hide Once Accepted' option was enabled. You may easily hide the notification by pressing the icon in the top right corner of the widget.

Press 'Create Mass Message' and fill out the template form.

• Select message type: email or SMS (if integrated with SMS Center For WHMCS)
• Enter subject of the message
• Select a date when messages will be placed on the list to send (triggered by cron)
• Select groups/users or campaigns (depending on the chosen target)
• Select which mailbox will be used to send the message
• Describe the template shortly
• Create the message:
  • Enter the main content of the message, use an advanced tool to edit the input (email only) and available merge fields.

Use action buttons to edit or remove a template.

Use action buttons to delete them completely or convert back to a contact.

As you can see on the screen below, your support operators can convert tickets directly into Contact Lead.
In this way you can track relations with your clients.

Additionally, after pressing 'Details' , extended information about the contact will be displayed in a pop-up.
Note: Any contact can be transferred between the available types from the ticketing system as shown below (blue arrow).

• (channels:read) - access information about user's public channels
• (chat:write) - send messages as WHMCS
• (groups:read) - access information about user's private channels
• (channels:join) - join public channels in a workspace

In the beginning, let us point the differences between privilege groups:

• Full Access Admins - admin role groups that will have access to every aspect of the module.
• Access Control - admin role groups that will have access to the features specified in the 'Permissions' section.

Let us assume we have admin X with full privileges and admin Y who has permissions limited to a sales person.

1. The admin X obtains a new contact which is called Company X and creates a Lead profile in CRM.
   Additionally, he/she assigns the admin Y to the Company X and leaves some notes in the profile.
   
   
2. The admin Y can now read these notes and choose newsletters and promotion notifications from email templates.
   He/she sets them as follow-ups spread over the next two weeks. Luckily, one of the newsletters draws the attention of the Company X.
   
   
3. They respond to the newsletter, so the admin Y changes this contact type to Potential.
   In this way he/she can track the relation with that contact more easily.
   
   
4. After a few emails with the Company X, the admin Y decides to prepare an interesting offer for the contact in the form of a quote.
   
   
5. Once the quote has been accepted, the admin Y creates a client account for the contact.
   Additionally, owing to the integration with Quotes Automation For WHMCS, he/she is able to quickly generate the invoice & order from the quote.
   
   
6. The following month a few more offers are accepted, and both your company and the Company X benefit from it.
   
   
7. All this time admins X and Y can easily track their contact with the Company X.
   Thanks to the quotes in the contact profile, they can see all current offers made for the Company X.
   While notes and files can give them more information about progress in making current agreements.

Reminders:

• {$contact.id}
• {$contact.name}
• {$contact.status_id}
• {$contact.email}
• {$contact.phone}
• {$contact.priority}
• {$contact.type_id}
• {$contact.admin_id}
• {$contact.client_id}
• {$contact.ticket_id}
• {$contact.created_at}
• {$contact.updated_at}
• {$contact.deleted_at}
• {$contact.status.name}
• {$contact.client.id}
• {$contact.client.uuid}
• {$contact.client.firstname}
• {$contact.client.lastname}
• {$contact.client.companyname}
• {$contact.client.email}
• {$contact.client.address1}
• {$contact.client.address2}
• {$contact.client.city}
• {$contact.client.state}
• {$contact.client.postcode}
• {$contact.client.country}
• {$contact.client.phonenumber}
• {$contact.client.password}
• {$contact.client.authmodule}
• {$contact.client.authdata}
• {$contact.client.currency}
• {$contact.client.defaultgateway}
• {$contact.client.credit}
• {$contact.client.taxexempt}
• {$contact.client.latefeeoveride}
• {$contact.client.overideduenotices}
• {$contact.client.disableautocc}
• {$contact.client.datecreated}
• {$contact.client.notes}
• {$contact.client.billingcid}
• {$contact.client.securityqid}
• {$contact.client.securityqans}
• {$contact.client.groupid}
• {$contact.client.cardtype}
• {$contact.client.cardlastfour}
• {$contact.client.cardnum}
• {$contact.client.startdate}
• {$contact.client.expdate}
• {$contact.client.issuenumber}
• {$contact.client.bankname}
• {$contact.client.banktype}
• {$contact.client.bankcode}
• {$contact.client.bankacct}
• {$contact.client.gatewayid}
• {$contact.client.lastlogin}

• {$contact.client.ip}
• {$contact.client.host}
• {$contact.client.status}
• {$contact.client.language}
• {$contact.client.pwresetkey}
• {$contact.client.emailoptout}
• {$contact.client.allow_sso}
• {$contact.client.created_at}
• {$contact.client.pwresetexpiry}
• {$contact.client.ticket.id}
• {$contact.client.ticket.tid}
• {$contact.client.ticket.userid}
• {$contact.client.ticket.name}
• {$contact.client.ticket.email}
• {$contact.client.ticket.title}
• {$contact.field.<fieldID>.id}
• {$contact.field.<fieldID>.type}
• {$contact.field.<fieldID>.active}
• {$contact.field[<fieldID>].name}
• {$contact.field.<fieldID>.description}
• {$contact.field.<fieldID>.data}
• {$contact.field.<fieldID>.options}

• {$followup.id}
• {$followup.resource_id}
• {$followup.type_id}
• {$followup.admin_id}
• {$followup.description}
• {$followup.date}
• {$followup.created_at}
• {$followup.updated_at}
• {$followup.deleted_at}
• {$followup.resource.id}
• {$followup.resource.name}
• {$followup.resource.status_id}
• {$followup.resource.email}
• {$followup.resource.phone}
• {$followup.resource.priority}
• {$followup.resource.type_id}
• {$followup.resource.client_id}
• {$followup.resource.ticket_id}
• {$followup.resource.created_at}
• {$followup.resource.updated_at}
• {$followup.resource.deleted_at}
• {$followup.resource.status}
• {$followup.resource.client.id}
• {$followup.resource.client.firstname}
• {$followup.resource.client.lastname}
• {$followup.resource.client.email}
• {$followup.resource.ticket.id}
• {$followup.resource.ticket.tid}
• {$followup.resource.ticket.userid}
• {$followup.resource.ticket.name}
• {$followup.resource.ticket.email}
• {$followup.resource.ticket.title}

• {$resource.client.id}
• {$resource.client.firstname}
• {$resource.client.lastname}
• {$resource.client.email}

• {$resource.id}
• {$resource.name}
• {$resource.status_id}
• {$resource.email}
• {$resource.phone}
• {$resource.piority}
• {$resource.type_id}
• {$resource.admin_id}
• {$resource.client_id}
• {$resource.ticket_id}
• {$resource.created_at}
• {$resource.updated_at}
• {$resource.deleted_at}
• {$resource.status}

• {$fields.<fieldID>.id}
• {$fields.<fieldID>.type}
• {$fields.<fieldID>.active}
• {$fields.<fieldID>.name}
• {$fields.<fieldID>.description}
• {$fields.<fieldID>.data}

• {$company_name}
• {$company_domain}
• {$company_logo_url}
• {$whmcs_url}
• {$whmcs_link}
• {$whmcs_admin_url}
• {$whmcs_admin_link}
• {$signature}
• {$date}
• {$time}

You will find it in the top right corner of each widget.

You can simply edit this file according to your needs, or remove it to force the module to automatically obtain the configuration from your database source.

{
   "collation": "utf8_unicode_ci",
   "charset": "utf8"
}

Simply, proceed to the 'Settings' → 'Automations' and add a new automation group.
Then, edit the newly created automation group and click on the 'Edit Rules' button. Here, you should add a new rule and then another with the ' Add Follow-up' status.
Define the number of days and add a description if necessary.

 php -q /your_WHMCS/modules/addons/mgCRM2/cron.php ImportClients 

Keep in mind there is a quick and easy option in our client area that will let you upgrade the license of your module to an open source version at any time - and at a lower price!
To take advantage of it, simply use the License Upgrade button located on the product's page and a discounted invoice will be generated automatically.

Please note that not all data can be migrated due to some incompatibility between systems.
These include:

• follow-ups
• uploaded files

Important! Before you proceed to migration itself, you must always make a backup copy of your database for safety reasons.
In this way you will not lose any data in case of any unpredictable issues and will be able to restore the previous version.

If you fulfill all conditions, press 'Begin Migration' to start the process.

Underneath there is an exemplary input of a .htaccess file, which will unblock the connections and methods:

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule ^(.*)crm.php(.*)$ /admin/crm.php [QSA, L]

<Limit PUT DELETE OPTIONS>
    Order allow,deny
    Allow from all
</Limit>

Nginx rewriting rule to pass CRM request trough crm.php file:

location ~ ^/admin/crm.php/ {
  try_files $uri $uri.html $uri/ /admin/crm.php;
}

Please note that admin folder may have a custom name. Remember to adjust its input to your naming.

Please note that the admin folder may have a custom name.

Integration between these modules is hampered due to specific features of each one of them and their individual work flow.

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