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Auto Renew is back and it's useful too but it will be good if we can enter the number of times to auto renew or make service plans for custom months like 3 months . Here isps are offering plans like 3 months + 15 days extra . We are facing problem in managing then . Kindly provide of you can without much efforts . It will be a great help.

Check the feature guys: https://forum.zima.cloud/t/two-factor-authentication-2fa-released/1988 Let me know what you think!

New security feature: IP trace in Audit log. Now you can trace the source IP of the user in the audit log. 2FA feature is powerful enough to ban any unauthorized access, however it is also useful to have the IP trace in audit log for full visibility of the actions done in the system.

Now you can see all the login sessions. Accessible from MyAccount/Login Sessions You can check the login session details: Last accessed, IP, Browser type(version). You can also force logout a suspicious session. It will take effect right away and the user will be logged out.

We added another security feature: Logged in from new device (email notification). It helps keep your account secure by getting notified of the IP, Country and Browser type.

Released 2FA for admin. You can enable it from: MyAccount/Admin Login There you can select how to receive your One-Time-Password (OTP) either by email or you could also setup an authenticator app (like google authenticator). Check it and give me your feedback!

This is great! The billing process is seamless. Thanks Zima devs. keep up the good work.

We’re currently working on this feature and expect to release it within the next few days. Two-Factor Authentication will first be available for the **admin role**, as it’s the most critical.

Hello Angelo, Yes, I’ve heard that GCash is very popular in the Philippines! We plan to start with GCash first, followed by PayMaya. Once the integration is ready, you’ll just need to sign up with **GCash for Business** as a merchant or partner. They’ll provide you with an API token, which you can enter into Zima. Here’s how the payment flow will typically work: * **Zima** creates a payment request via the API. * The subscriber pays using their GCash mobile app. * **GCash** sends a callback/webhook to confirm the payment (or possibly via API polling — we’ll confirm this part later). Once payment is confirmed, **Zima** will: * Mark the invoice as paid * Extend or renew the subscription * Send a confirmation message to the user Other features that would be implemented: * Sending payment reminders * QR codes * Tracking failed payments Right now, we’re finalizing **Two-Factor Authentication** (planned for release in the next few days). After that, we’ll address some permission and billing improvements, and then we’ll move on to **GCash integration**. Let me know what you think of the process — do you see anything we should adjust or add? I’d love to hear your feedback.

Is there any chance you can integrate payment gateway in the Philippines like Gcash,Paymaya,coins.ph. Thank you.