Sell IPTV lines from the system you already use

1. Upload the components folder of the archive into the root folder of Blesta, so that components/modules/xtreampro/ exists.
2. In Blesta open Settings → Company → Modules → Available and install Xtream UI Pro.
3. On the panel, sign in as the reseller account the orders are charged to and create its API key.
4. Add a panel to the module: the API host name, the port, whether it uses SSL, and the API key.
5. Create a package with the module Xtream UI Pro and choose what it sells: a line with its package, or a sub-reseller account with its credits.

1. Extract the archive into the root folder of ClientExec, so that plugins/server/xtreampro/ exists.
2. On the panel, sign in as the reseller account the orders are charged to and create its API key.
3. In ClientExec add a server with the plugin Xtream UI Pro: the API host name, port, whether it uses SSL, and the API key.
4. On a product choose that server and set what it sells: a line with its package, or a sub-reseller account with its credits.

1. Extract the archive into the root folder of FOSSBilling, so that modules/Servicextreampro/ exists.
2. In the FOSSBilling admin area open Extensions and activate Xtream UI Pro.
3. On the panel, sign in as the reseller account the orders are charged to and create its API key.
4. Open Extensions → Xtream UI Pro, enter the API address and the API key, save and press Test connection.
5. Create a product of the type Xtreampro and choose on its Configuration tab what it sells: a line with its package, or a sub-reseller account with its credits.

1. Copy the folder xtreampro of the archive to the HostBill server, outside the web root.
2. On the panel, sign in as the reseller account the orders are charged to and create its API key.
3. Copy config.sample.php to config.php, enter the API address and the API key, and make the file readable by its owner only (chmod 600).
4. Put the two-line wrapper from the README into the scripts folder of HostBill and make it executable.
5. On a product with the module Script Provisioning, set the script and its arguments for each event as listed in the README.

1. Extract the archive on your web server and point an HTTPS site at its public folder only.
2. On the panel, sign in as the reseller account the orders are charged to and create its API key.
3. Copy config.sample.php to config.php outside the public folder, enter the API address, the API key and the webhook secret, map your products to packages or credits, and make the file readable by its owner only (chmod 600).
4. In Invoice Ninja open Settings → Account Management → Webhooks and add webhooks for the invoice events listed in the README, pointing at https://your-bridge/hook/invoiceninja, with the custom header from config.php as the shared secret.
5. Run php bin/bridge.php check to test the configuration, and schedule php bin/bridge.php retry every few minutes to repeat what failed.

1. Copy the extensions folder of the archive into the root folder of Paymenter, so that extensions/Servers/XtreamPro/ exists.
2. On the panel, sign in as the reseller account the orders are charged to and create its API key.
3. In the Paymenter admin area open Servers, create a server of the type Xtream UI Pro and enter the API address and the API key.
4. Create a product, attach it to that server and choose what it sells: a line with its package, or a sub-reseller account with its credits.
5. Keep the queue worker and the cron job of Paymenter running: they create, suspend and terminate the services.

1. Extract the archive on your web server and point an HTTPS site at its public folder only.
2. On the panel, sign in as the reseller account the orders are charged to and create its API key.
3. Copy config.sample.php to config.php outside the public folder, enter the API address, the API key and the webhook secret, map your products to packages or credits, and make the file readable by its owner only (chmod 600).
4. In Upmind add a webhook endpoint pointing at https://your-bridge/hook/upmind for the contract product and invoice events listed in the README, and put its secret into config.php.
5. Run php bin/bridge.php check to test the configuration, and schedule php bin/bridge.php retry every few minutes to repeat what failed.

1. Extract the archive into the root folder of WHMCS, so that modules/servers/xtreampro/ exists.
2. On the panel, sign in as the reseller account the orders are charged to and create its API key.
3. In WHMCS open System Settings → Servers → Add New Server: choose the module Xtream UI Pro, enter the API address as hostname and the API key as password, then press Test Connection.
4. Create a product, select Xtream UI Pro under Module Settings and choose what it sells: a line with its package, or a sub-reseller account with its credits.
5. From then on WHMCS creates, suspends, unsuspends, terminates and renews them by itself. Every new line, renewal and sub-reseller account is charged to the credits of the reseller account.

1. Upload the archive in WISECP under Modules → Product → All Modules → Upload Module, or extract it into the root folder so that coremio/modules/Product/XtreamPro/ exists.
2. On the panel, sign in as the reseller account the orders are charged to and create its API key.
3. Open the module Xtream UI Pro, enter the API address and the API key, save and press Test connection.
4. Create a product in a special product group, choose the module Xtream UI Pro on its Automation tab and set what it sells: a line with its package, or a sub-reseller account with its credits.

1. Extract the archive into the root folder of Magento, so that app/code/XtreamPro/Connector/ exists.
2. Run bin/magento module:enable XtreamPro_Connector, bin/magento setup:upgrade and, in production mode, setup:di:compile and setup:static-content:deploy.
3. On the panel, sign in as the reseller account the orders are charged to and create its API key.
4. Open Stores → Configuration → Xtream UI Pro, enter the API address and the API key and press Test connection.
5. On a product set the Xtream UI Pro attributes: what it sells: a line with its package, or a sub-reseller account with its credits.

1. In OpenCart open Extensions → Installer and upload the archive. Keep its name xtreampro.ocmod.zip: OpenCart reads the extension code from it.
2. Open Extensions → Extensions → Modules and install Xtream UI Pro.
3. On the panel, sign in as the reseller account the orders are charged to and create its API key.
4. Edit the module: enter the API address and the API key, choose which order statuses count as paid and as revoked, and press Test connection.
5. On a product open the Xtream UI Pro tab and choose what it sells: a line with its package, or a sub-reseller account with its credits.

The download holds xtreampro.ocmod.zip: upload that file as it is, without renaming it.

1. In PrestaShop open Modules → Module Manager → Upload a module and choose the archive.
2. On the panel, sign in as the reseller account the orders are charged to and create its API key.
3. Open the configuration of the module, enter the API address and the API key, choose which order statuses count as paid and as revoked, and press Test connection.
4. On a product open the Xtream UI Pro tab and choose what it sells: a line with its package, or a sub-reseller account with its credits.
5. To put the sign-in details in the order emails, add {xtreampro_credentials} to the email templates as the README describes.

1. Extract the archive on your web server and point an HTTPS site at its public folder only.
2. On the panel, sign in as the reseller account the orders are charged to and create its API key.
3. Copy config.sample.php to config.php outside the public folder, enter the API address, the API key and the webhook secret, map your products to packages or credits, and make the file readable by its owner only (chmod 600).
4. In Shopify open Settings → Notifications → Webhooks and add orders/paid, refunds/create and orders/cancelled, in JSON format, pointing at https://your-bridge/hook/shopify. Put the signing secret shown there into config.php.
5. Run php bin/bridge.php check to test the configuration, and schedule php bin/bridge.php retry every few minutes to repeat what failed.

1. In WordPress open Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, choose the archive and activate Xtream UI Pro Connector.
2. On the panel, sign in as the reseller account the orders are charged to and create its API key.
3. In WordPress open Settings → Xtream UI Pro, enter the API address and the API key, then press Test connection.
4. With WooCommerce or Easy Digital Downloads: edit a product and choose what it sells: a line with its package, or a sub-reseller account with its credits. A completed order creates it and emails the sign-in details to the customer.
5. Put the shortcode [xtreampro_packages] on a page to list the packages, [xtreampro_my_lines] to show signed-in customers their lines and [xtreampro_my_reseller] their reseller account.

1. Extract the archive into htdocs/custom of Dolibarr, so that htdocs/custom/xtreampro/ exists.
2. In Dolibarr open Home → Setup → Modules and enable Xtream UI Pro.
3. On the panel, sign in as the reseller account the orders are charged to and create its API key.
4. Open the setup page of the module, enter the API address and the API key and press Test connection.
5. On a product or service fill the Xtream UI Pro fields: what it sells: a line with its package, or a sub-reseller account with its credits.

1. Extract the archive into the apps folder of your bench, so that apps/xtreampro_connector/ exists, then run bench pip install -e apps/xtreampro_connector and bench --site your-site install-app xtreampro_connector.
2. On the panel, sign in as the reseller account the orders are charged to and create its API key.
3. Open Xtream UI Pro Settings, enter the API address and the API key, press Test connection and then Sync packages.
4. On an item fill the Xtream UI Pro fields: what it sells: a line with its package, or a sub-reseller account with its credits.
5. Keep the scheduler and the background workers of the bench running: they create the lines after an invoice is paid.

1. Extract the archive into the addons folder of Odoo, so that xtreampro_connector/ exists, then restart Odoo.
2. In Odoo open Apps → Update Apps List and install Xtream UI Pro Connector.
3. On the panel, sign in as the reseller account the orders are charged to and create its API key.
4. In Odoo open Settings → Xtream UI Pro, enter the API address and the API key, press Test connection and then Sync packages.
5. Choose on every product what it sells: a line with its package, or a sub-reseller account with its credits. Confirming a sale order creates them; they are listed under Sales → Xtream UI Pro.