Helm is a web hosting control panel that boasts easy-to-use, flexible and centralized control panel that can easily manage your customer base, an integrated communication system to let your users keep up with important notifications such as payment reminders or notifications. Its extensive billing system will also help you when it comes to your customers’ use of the service and can automatically charge them depending on what deal you made with them depending on the payment terms — be it on a daily, weekly, monthly or yearly basis. The costs are cheaper too but efficiency is never compromised. The built-in billing system allows the customers to receive payment notifications and they have options to either pay for the web hosting services by PayPal, credit card, bank transfers and check.
Generating reports is also one of the features of Helm; you can choose the time and date when the system would automatically generate a report of all the accounts. The “Mix and Match” or Multi-server management of Helm is also one of its advantages. It means it can run and serve multiple and different providers on just one machine.

To learn how to configure your Domain Registration Settings in Helm, read on the instructions below:

1. Log in to your Helm account.

2. Once logged in, you will now be able to see the home page for Helm.

3. Click the Account Settings icon.

4. You are now in the Account Settings page. This is where you can manage and configure your entire account. Scroll down to see the other icons.

5. Click the Domain Registrars icon.

6. In the Registrar page, this is where you can add or remove a domain registrar. Click the Add button to configure a domain registrar.

7. You will now see the Create Registrar page. This is where you can update the details of your registrars. Select a Registrar from the drop-down box.

8. The drop down box will let you choose the different domain registrars available to your reseller plan.

9. Click Next.

10. Select Enabled.

11. Then click Save.

12. To add domain name extensions for availability, click the domain registrar.

13. Then click Add.

14. In the Create Domain Registration Extension page, you can create domain extensions. Enter a domain extension such as .com, .net or .org.

15. Click Next.

16. Tick the box next to Transferable to allow domain transfers.

17. Then enter a Transfer Fee on the box.

18. Click Save.

19. Click on the drop-down box beside Year(s).

20. The Create Domain Extension Period page, you can select the domain extension period for different accounts for your domain extensions. Choose the number of years on the drop-down box for the extension period.

21. The drop-down box will now show you the chosen number of years that you opted for a chosen domain extension.

22. Then enter a Registration Fee on the box.

23. Tick the box beside Renewable to select the Renewable option.

24. Then enter a Renewal Fee on the box.

25. Click Save when you’re finished.

26. Scroll down to see the available registration periods for a specified domain extension.

27. You will now be able to see that the domain registration settings have been configured and you can now start selling them through Helm. Remember to repeat the process for every domain extension you want to offer registration services for.

28. Click the Home icon to return to the homepage.

29. This is the end of demo. You now know how to configure your domain registration settings in Helm.

30. Thank you for watching the tutorial, if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask us.

Since Helm 4 is designed to be flexible, it can also help you manage your domain registration. You can view, add or delete domain registrations in the Domain Management area of Helm. You can also search domain directories by domain names. Database backup, restoration of database and downloads is also available. Securing website folders is also one of the features of Helm. In the Domain Management area, you can also view the disk space and bandwidth for every account. Managing and creating virtual directories can also be used in Helm. Managing MME types and Custom Error Pages is also one of the features in the Domain Management area.