domain management panel

[taylor9404]

As a reseller, do I get a domain management panel that allows me to manage customers that have signup under my website? What can I do under this interface? Billing, emailing, set nameservers, etc?

Also...

When one of my customer finds a domain name they like, do they have the ability to manage that domain? And if so, can you tell me what this interface looks like? Meaning, what additional tools are available for the customer, and is the interface brandable? Also, is there a reseller link on their interface? I'm looking for a clean, professional, non-busy functional domain management panel.

Thanks,
Mike

[Jeff]

You can manage domains under your account and subaccounts using the reseller interface (RWI) on the resellone site itself. You can insert new domain orders, transfers, etc. manually and can bulk-manage domains from here. There is also a client login script set installed (no branding for you or anyone else) that can be used by customers to manage domains.

To actually start selling domains on your site in real-time you need to install your own software on your site to collect payments and insert the domain transactions. This is the best how-to I've seen to date: http://forum.resellone.net/showthread.php?t=305 Using the OpenSRS software you can integrate sales and management on your own site which you can brand however you choose, or you can use a third-party software suite that is compatible with the tucows OpenSRS/OpenHRS system and hence ResellOne changing the domain and port numbers.

[taylor9404]

When you say "no branding for you or anyone else", is there branding at all or is it a non-branding interface?

Also, is there a reselller link visable on the client login?

[Jeff]

The stock is non branded, other than they can easily see the wholesale prices from the resellone.net domain name.

If you want branded, you have to install your own OpenSRS software to interface with the API.

[SheenoDof]

Registrars allow non-U.S. citizens to registre .us which I dont find appropriate, but it is like that. There are actually many other Domain national TLD registries that allow foreign entities to register their domains without limitations.