ResellerCamp

Use your ResellerCamp account with WISECP to manage domain sales and bring existing domains into customer service records.

Accessing the Screen

Open Products → Domain Names → Domain Registrars → All Modules → ResellerCamp: {admin}/module/registrars?module=ResellerCamp.

What Is on the Screen?

Prepare the Account

The current reseller program points to Liquid API documentation. This WISECP module uses httpapi.com instead. Ask ResellerCamp whether your account supports this connection before entering credentials. Liquid API credentials and its demo service are not interchangeable with this module’s connection.

The module requires PHP cURL and intl, plus HTTPS access to httpapi.com or test.httpapi.com. There is no endpoint field or separate server record.

Settings

Tasks

Test and Save the Connection

1. Obtain a separate demo account compatible with this module. In Module Settings, enter its credentials and enable Test Mode.
2. Click Test Connection beside Save Changes. It reads an active-domain list without ordering a domain; success confirms access, not every operation.
3. Click Save Changes to store the settings. Testing alone does not save them.
4. For live use, enter live credentials, clear Test Mode, test and save again. Verify the saved account before assigning extensions.

Import Extensions and Domains

1. Save the cost settings, then open Import Extensions. Select extensions and click that tab’s Import button.
2. Under Products → Domain Names, inspect the registrar and selling prices. Import can update existing extensions using the configured profit rate.
3. For existing provider domains, open Import, select active domains and match customers and dates. Click the tab’s Import button.
4. Check each new service’s owner, registrar and expiry. This creates WISECP records; it does not buy or transfer domains. Expired domains are absent from this list.

Manage and Verify Services

Open the domain under Orders → Services. Use the linked DNS, WHOIS and transfer guides below for the exact controls. Clients use their own domain service’s management sections when service status, permissions and enabled add-ons allow them.

• Supported operations include availability, registration, transfer, renewal, nameservers, child nameservers, WHOIS contacts, transfer lock and privacy.
• Registration creates provider customer/contact records as needed. Supply accurate contact details and extension-specific eligibility fields.
• Extra fields cover IDN language, .asia contact ID, .au eligibility/warranty, .br organization and hosting details, .fr terms, .quebec/.scot intended use and .tel publication.
• DNS supports A, AAAA, NS, MX, CNAME, TXT and SRV. It reads only the first 50 records per type. Priority is not sent; verify MX/SRV settings in the provider panel.
• Child nameserver views expose the first IP only. DNS changes affect service availability; verify authoritative nameservers and existing records first.
• Synchronization reads status and expiry; transfer synchronization does not resubmit the transfer. Costs use one-year registration, transfer and renewal prices.
• Restore, DNSSEC, URL/email forwarding and balance queries have no dedicated implementation here. Provider offerings do not imply module support.

Before sales, use a domain in a confirmed demo account and keep its test extension unavailable for ordering. Check matching status and expiry in WISECP and the provider panel. Verify admin and client controls separately; inspect the error when a request fails instead of repeatedly submitting it.

Important Notes

Required Permissions

Setup requires Domain Registrars. Extension changes require Products → Edit; service actions require the corresponding service permissions.

Related Guides

• Registrar Configuration
• Domain Extensions
• Service DNS Management
• Service WHOIS Contacts
• Service Transfer