i need a dedicated server/colocation client billing desk
it needs to store clients info - including all billing info, auto bill on their renewel dates
with each having a differant date
has to intergrate
with authorize.net
and
paypal
it also needs to store the amount of IPs and WHICH IPs are allocated to that customer
and have it break down among multiple boxes as customers will have more than one server.
it needs auto invoicing
and it needs some kind of way
to know if someone paid the bill or not
like auto mark it as paid
and i need this done FAST
CAN you do it
and how much
and it needs to alert us
of non payees


Looking for a solution ASAP.. I need references and proof of skills.
If none available, payment will be made on COMPLETION of project as I dont have the TIME to deal with some scammer who cant code.

PM or Email ME!

What is your budget?

What should my budget be? What kind of timeframe can you code this in?

Have you taken a look at some of the currently avaliable scripts? Such as modernbill or whmautopilot?

I would assume that it would be easier to modify one of those to accomodate for dedicated servers, than to create one from scratch.

If I'm wrong take this as a grain of salt :P

They both have no support for what I want.

The only available option for dedicated server and colo providers is to have something custom coded.

No one has contacted me yet, indicating the lack of skill advertised as being so profusely available by all these posters here on WHT.


*UPDATE*

The most important thing of all, and I forgot to include it.

The billing system needs to calculate and bill for overages based on 95th percentile or per GB system automatically!

Originally posted by Tracert

No one has contacted me yet, indicating the lack of skill advertised as being so profusely available by all these posters here on WHT.

Maybe you should contact them?

You posted a thread less than 30 minutes ago and you are already expecting a bunch of offers? Give people some time.

I am interested in helping you out with this.

How do you want to take measurements of bandwidth? Is a tech going to enter it, or do we have to pull it from a source?

I just wanted to know the budget so I'm not expected to give the world for $5...

I could have it done by Thursday or Friday.

you can pull the measurements from our switches via SNMP

I'm presuming you're providing MRTG access to your clients. Is this correct? Could you make the MRTG logs available to my code and I'll pull the data from there?

Techsolution, PM me your instant messenger.

I've already contracted MrLugal because he was first to actually contact me, but if it falls through i'll let you know

My budget for this was around $1000 by the way.

Have you already gotten a programmer now?

Closed by request as the thread starter has found someone.