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MailerLite WHMCS Addon Module

Intoduction

The MailerLite integration leverages MailerLite's API to synchronize customer, order and abandoned cart data with your MailerLite account. This allows you to take full advantage of MailerLite's advanced e-commerce automations to setup manual and automated campaigns including:

  • Thank you's to new customers
  • Automated follow-up's on abandoned carts
  • To provide on-boarding/drip-feed campaigns to new customers
  • Attempt to win back lapsed customers who haven't bought anything recently
  • Reward your best customers based on order count or total spent

Installation

  1. On a server create a mailerlite directory inside addons/modules
  2. Clone the code:
cd addons/modules/mailerlite
git clone https://github.com/mint-hosting/whmcs-addon-mailerlite.git .
  1. Run composer inside addons/modules/mailerlite to install required libraries:
composer install

Initial Setup

  1. Navigate to Configuration () > System Settings > Addon Modules or, prior to WHMCS 8.0, Setup > Addon Modules.
  2. Locate the "'MailerLite'" module and click Activate.
  3. Assign your admin user role group (typically Full Administrator), access to the addon.
  4. Navigate to Addons > MailerLite to access The first time you access the MailerLite addon you will be guided through a setup process that connects your WHMCS installation with your MailerLite account.

Development

An addon module allows you to add additional functionality to WHMCS. It can provide both client and admin facing user interfaces, as well as utilise hook functionality within WHMCS.

For more information, please refer to the online documentation at https://developers.whmcs.com/addon-modules/

Tests

We strongly encourage you to write unit tests for your work. Within this SDK we provide a sample unit test based upon the widely used PHPUnit.

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