1. Prepare the intended package in the control panel or provider account. Confirm its quotas, permissions and availability to the API identity used by HostBill.
2. Open the HostBill product under Settings > Products & Services, then choose Connect with App. Select the correct module and tested server connection.
3. Load the provider's values where the module offers that function. For the documented cPanel module, use Get values from server and choose the appropriate Plan Name.
4. Review additional module settings that may affect the delivered account. In a cPanel shared-hosting product, ensure the reseller setting matches the intended account type. Grant shell access, dedicated IPs or reseller privileges only when included and authorised.
5. If multiple connections are selected, confirm the package exists with equivalent meaning on each eligible server. Check automatic-selection availability and account-capacity limits.
6. Create a disposable test service and inspect its actual plan and limits in the provider's panel. Verify that the HostBill record points to that specific account and server.

Record which products and existing services use the old package before renaming or deleting it at the provider. Test a supported upgrade or package-change workflow on a controlled account. A change to the configuration for future orders does not establish that existing accounts were updated.

Your catalogue might call a product Business Hosting, while the cPanel package available to the reseller is agency_business. In the product's Connect with App settings, retrieve the server values and select that exact package under Plan Name. Do not enter the marketing name unless it is also the real package identifier.

Create one controlled test service and compare its delivered package, disk allowance and mailbox limits with the approved offer. If a second server can receive orders for this product, repeat the check there. The expected result is the same promised service on every eligible connection, even when the catalogue wording is more readable than the underlying plan name.

• Connect a provisioning application in HostBill
• Create a HostBill product and assign its provisioning application
• Build HostBill product components and configurable options
• Investigate stalled HostBill background and provisioning tasks

• HostBill cPanel provisioning module
• HostBill product connection to an application
• HostBill application connections
• HostBill account details