PD Cloudflare R2 lets you offer Cloudflare R2 buckets through WHMCS, using Cloudflare. It suits S3-compatible storage on Cloudflare R2, with the resource linked to the customer’s service.

Before you start

Install PD Modules for WHMCS first, connect the account that holds your licence, then install PD Cloudflare R2 from its Store. Allow the administrator role that needs to use it.

You also need an R2-enabled Cloudflare account and credentials authorised for the module’s bucket and customer-access operations. Check the provider account’s permissions, available locations and capacity before enabling automatic provisioning.

Connect the account

Add the provider connection under System Settings → Servers, selecting this module for the server record. Assign the appropriate server group to the product. Keep provider credentials on the connection, separate from the product’s resource defaults.

Define what the customer receives

Create a product using PD Cloudflare R2 and review its Module Settings and configurable options. Start with Storage Quota, Max Buckets and Data Location. Together these describe the resource requested when a service is provisioned; they are not just labels on the order form.

Use the R2 endpoint supplied for the service. Do not substitute an Amazon S3 endpoint simply because the client speaks the S3 protocol.

Choose which client controls the product exposes. If you offer configurable options, check that their values match the module’s supported choices and that the defaults describe the service you intend to sell.

Put the service into use

Set the product’s automatic-setup behaviour deliberately. If you want provisioning after payment, select that option rather than leaving setup manual. Keep the normal cron running for subsequent status and usage updates.

Check the first service

Review the bucket or container, endpoint, access details and recorded usage. Use an authorised small test file to check the customer connection before offering the service more widely.

Creating a real service creates provider resources and can incur provider charges. Review the configuration first; use your normal controlled test process for the first provisioning rather than making an order solely to browse the settings.

Explore the module

See the PD Cloudflare R2 for WHMCS module page for the current product details.

Cloudflare R2 task guides

• Connect a Cloudflare account to PD Cloudflare R2 in WHMCS
• Create a Cloudflare R2 storage product in WHMCS
• Configure Cloudflare R2 quota and checkout options in WHMCS
• Choose Cloudflare R2 data location for a WHMCS storage product
• Connect an S3 storage tool to PD Cloudflare R2 in WHMCS
• Rotate PD Cloudflare R2 storage credentials in WHMCS
• Create or delete an additional R2 bucket in the WHMCS client area
• Create expiring R2 download or upload links in WHMCS
• Configure R2 browser access with CORS in WHMCS
• Configure R2 object cleanup rules in WHMCS
• Check R2 storage usage and operation counts in WHMCS
• Troubleshoot Cloudflare R2 provisioning in WHMCS