In WHMCS, the "Time of Day" setting is used to specify the time at which certain automated tasks and notifications are triggered. This setting allows you to control when specific actions take place during the day or night. Here's how to configure the "Time of Day" setting in WHMCS:

1. Log in to WHMCS:

   • Access your WHMCS administrator dashboard using your credentials.

2. Navigate to Automation Settings:

   • From the main menu, go to "Setup" > "Automation Settings".

3. Configure Time of Day Settings:

   • Scroll down to the "Automation Settings" section, and you'll find various tabs for different automation aspects.

   • General Settings:

     • Under this tab, you can find the "Time of Day" setting, typically labeled as "Daily Cron Job Hour." This setting determines the hour of the day when the daily cron job runs.

4. Set the Time of Day:

   • Click on the field where you can specify the hour for the daily cron job. Usually, you can select an hour from 0 to 23 in a 24-hour format.

   • Choose the desired hour at which you want the daily automation tasks to be executed.

5. Save Changes:

   • After setting the "Time of Day," click "Save Changes" to save your configuration.

6. Testing and Monitoring:

   • It's a good practice to test and monitor the execution of automated tasks and notifications to ensure they are happening at the desired time.

7. Customization (Advanced):

   • For advanced users who need more granular control over the scheduling of tasks, WHMCS provides hooks and custom code options to further customize the timing of specific actions.

8. Review and Adjust:

   • Periodically review your "Time of Day" setting to ensure it aligns with your business requirements. Adjust the timing as needed.

Common tasks affected by the "Time of Day" setting include invoice generation, late fee application, and the timing of email notifications, among others. By configuring this setting, you can ensure that these actions occur at a time that is most convenient for your business and clients.

In WHMCS, the "Time of Day" settings refer to the specific times when certain automated tasks, such as sending out invoices or running other scheduled processes, are executed. These settings help you control when these tasks are performed to best suit your business needs. Here's how you can configure the "Time of Day" settings in WHMCS:

1. Login to WHMCS:

   • Log in to your WHMCS administrator dashboard using your credentials.

2. Navigate to Automation Settings:

   • From the main menu, go to "Setup" > "Automation Settings".

3. Configure Time of Day Settings:

   • In the "Automation Settings" section, navigate to the relevant tab (e.g., "Invoice Settings", "Domain Renewal Settings", etc.).

   • Look for options related to "Time of Day" or "Cron Time". These options allow you to specify when automated tasks will be executed.

   • Adjust the time settings based on your preferences. Some common time-related settings include:

     • Cron Time: This determines when the cron job runs on your server. You can set this to a specific time or interval, depending on your server's requirements.

     • Invoice Generation Time: Specify the time of day when invoices are generated and sent to clients.

     • Domain Renewal Reminder Time: Set the time for sending domain renewal reminders.

     • Overdue Notice Time: Define the time when overdue notices are sent to clients.

4. Save Changes:

   • After making any adjustments to the time settings, click "Save Changes" to apply the new configuration.

5. Testing Automation Tasks:

   • Perform tests to ensure that the automated tasks are executed at the specified times.

6. Monitoring Automation Logs:

   • Keep an eye on the automation logs in WHMCS to check for any errors or issues related to automated tasks.

7. Regular Review and Adjustments:

   • Periodically review your automation settings, including the "Time of Day" settings, to ensure they align with your business requirements. Adjust settings as needed.

Remember that the actual execution times of automated tasks may also be influenced by the configuration of cron jobs on your server. Ensure that your server's cron job is set up correctly and running at the specified intervals. If you encounter any issues or have specific requirements, consult WHMCS documentation or seek support from your hosting provider.