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A new release candidate of jBilling 3 is now available for downloading. This new release includes many bug fixes to issues reported in the last two weeks and greatly simplifies the installation process. The final release is targeted for June. Thank you for the great feedback since the first release of jBilling 3!

With the release of jBilling 3, we now offer two different editions of jBilling. The community edition is free, you can download it and use it under the AGPL open source license. The enterprise edition builds on top of the community edition, adding ... [More] strong product management with plans and bundles, easy and flexible pricing models, security, and other enterprise features. Learn more about the features included with each edition in this comparative chart. [Less]

jBilling comes in two editions: Community, which is free, and Enterprise, which has a yearly fee for licensing, support and maintenance. Both come with the source code so you keep full control of your billing solution. jBilling Product Comparison ... [More] Chart Billing Features Community Edition Enterprise Edition Core Web 2.0 GUI Multiple Language/Currency Plug-in Architecture Scalable Accounts Multi-Level Hierarchies Custom Fields Web Access to Customers Security: Access Control by User Invoices Automated Invoice Generation Invoices as emails, PDF or paper Configure PDF format of invoices Payments Automated Payment Processing Credit Card & ACH Support Partial & Advanced Payments Integration Plugin Integration w/ Payment Gateways Integration API Product Management Bundles, Packages, Plans (Only with external rules) Promotions (Only with external rules) Complex Pricing (Only with external rules) Mediation Core CDR Processing Configurable CDR Format Reading Readers for Files and Databases Error Management & Recycling Bin High-Speed Cache Support Professional Support Mission Critical 24x7 [Less]

jBilling comes in two editions: Community, which is free, and Enterprise, which has a yearly fee for licensing, support and maintenance. Both come with the source code so you keep full control of your billing solution. jBilling Product Comparison ... [More] Chart Billing Features Community Edition Enterprise Edition Core Web 2.0 GUI Multiple Language/Currency Plug-in Architecture Scalable Accounts Multi-Level Hierarchies Custom Fields Web Access to Customers Security: Access Control by User Invoices Automated Invoice Generation Invoices as emails, PDF or paper Configure PDF format of invoices Payments Automated Payment Processing Credit Card & ACH Support Partial & Advanced Payments Integration Plugin Integration w/ Payment Gateways Integration API Product Management Bundles, Packages, Plans (Only with external rules) Promotions (Only with external rules) Complex Pricing (Only with external rules) Mediation Core CDR Processing Configurable CDR Format Reading Readers for Files and Databases Error Management & Recycling Bin High-Speed Cache Support Professional Support Mission Critical 24x7 [Less]

Billing Features Community Edition Enterprise Edition CORE Web 2.0 GUI Multiple Language/Currency ... [More] Plug-in Architecture Scalable Accounts Multi-Level Hierarchies Custom Fields Web Access to Customers Security: Access Control by User Invoices Automated Invoice Generation Invoices as emails, PDF or paper Configure PDF format fo invoices Billing Features Community Edition Enterprise Edition Core Web 2.0 GUI Multiple Language/Currency Plug-In Architecture Scalable Accounts Multi-Level Hierarchies Custom Fields Web Access to Customers Security: Access control by User Invoices Automated Invoice Generation Invoices as emails, PDF attachments or paper Configure PDF format of invoices Payments Automated Payment Processing Credit Card and ACH Support Partial and Advanced Payments Integration Plug-In Integration w/ Payment Gateways Integration API Product Management Bundles, Packages and Plans * Promotions * Complex Pricing * Mediation Core CDR Processing Configurable CDR Format Reading Readers for Files and Databases Error Management & Recycling Bin High-Speed Cache Support Professional Support Mission Critical 24x7 * Only with external rules. [Less]

In 11 easy steps. Use the video and read along for best results 1. Download jBilling here: http://jbilling.com/download 2. Unzip jBilling by double-clicking the .zip. 3. Make a new folder in your home folder (or wherever you'd like), called ... [More] 'jbilling_install' 4. Move the contents of the jBilling extraction to this new folder. 5. Your jbilling source files are now located at /users/YOURHOMEFOLDER/jbilling_install/ 6. Open the application Terminal (located in Applications > Utilities). 7. Navigate to /users/YOURHOMEFOLDER/jbilling_install/bin by typing: cd ~/jbilling_install/bin 8. Make all current directory files executable by typing: chmod +x *.sh 9. At this point, you're ready to start up jBilling. Do so by typing: ./startup.sh 10. The terminal should return five lines of installation logs, indicating the startup has been completed and jBilling is now set up! 11. Navigate your web browser to http://localhost:8080/jbilling/signup to sign up your username! Or try this link to login with the test credentials (Username: admin / Password: 123qwe) so you can try out jBilling 3! [Less]

In 15 easy steps! 1. Download jBilling here: http://jbilling.com/download 2. Unzip jBilling by double-clicking the .zip. 3. Make a new folder in your home folder (or wherever you'd like), called 'jbilling_install' 4. Move the contents of the ... [More] jBilling extraction to this new folder. 5. Your jbilling source files are now located at /users/YOURHOMEFOLDER/jbilling_install/ 6. Change the base directory of jBilling by editing the file at: YOURHOMEFOLDER/jbilling_install/jbilling/jbilling.properties 7. Using any text editor, edit the fourth line of this file to read: base_dir=/users/YOURHOMEFOLDER/jbilling_install/jbilling/resources/ 8. Open the application Terminal (located in Applications > Utilities). 9. Set the jBilling Home folder variable by typing: export JBILLING_HOME=/users/YOURHOMEFOLDER/jbilling_install/jbilling/ 10. Navigate to /users/YOURHOMEFOLDER/jbilling_install/bin by typing: cd ~/jbilling_install/bin 11. Verify you're in the right place by typing: pwd. The terminal should return: /Users/YOURHOMEFOLDER/jbilling_install/bin 12. If you're in the right place, make all current directory files executable by typing: chmod +x *.sh 13. At this point, you're ready to start up jBilling. Do so by typing: ./startup.sh 14. The terminal should return five lines of installation logs, indicating the startup has been completed and jBilling is now set up! 15. Navigate your web browser to http://localhost:8080/jbilling/signup to sign up your username! Or try this link to login with the test credentials (Username: admin / Password: 123qwe) so you can try out jBilling 3! [Less]

1. Download and install Java. All you need is the Runtime Environment (JRE). 2. Download jBilling and unzip jBilling. Make sure you download the binary package, not the source. The source has the suffix '-src'. For example, download this ... [More] jbilling-1_0_0.zip, not this jbilling-1_0_0-src.zip. Example: unzip the package in c:\applications 3. Configure jBilling: edit the file jbilling/jbilling.properties For a quick start, edit only the ‘base_dir’ property. Example: edit c:\applications\jbilling-community-3.0-rc1\jbilling\jbilling.properites and set base_dir=c:/applications/jbilling-community-3.0-rc1/jbilling/resources/ 4. Set the JBILLING_HOME environment variable to the installation directory of jBilling In Windows, use the control panel. For the example, set JBILLING_HOME to c:\applications\jbilling-community-3.0-rc1\jbilling Mac and Linux users do: export JBILLING_HOME=./jbilling 5. Startup jBilling by executing: bin/startup.sh on Linux or bin/startup.bat on Windows Example: cd c:\applications\jbilling-community-3.0-rc1 startup.bat Mac and Linux users do: “chmod +x bin/*.sh” before the startup 6. Login to the example ‘Trend’ company, or create your own. To create your own, signup here. For the example company, Trend, go here and login with the user ‘admin’ password 123qwe 7. Follow the Getting Started Guide [Less]

1. Download and install Java. All you need is the Runtime Environment (JRE). 2. Download jBilling and unzip jBilling. Make sure you download the binary package, not the source. The source has the suffix '-src'. For example, download this ... [More] jbilling-1_0_0.zip, not this jbilling-1_0_0-src.zip. Example: unzip the package in c:\applications 3. Startup jBilling by executing: bin/startup.sh on Linux or bin/startup.bat on Windows Example: cd c:\applications\jbilling-community-3.0-rc1 startup.bat Mac and Linux users do: “chmod +x bin/*.sh” before the startup 4. Login to the example ‘Trend’ company, or create your own. To create your own, signup here. For the example company, Trend, go here and login with the user ‘admin’ password 123qwe 5. Follow the Getting Started Guide [Less]

Open source billing software for subscriptions and telecom