SEO Managerfor WHMCS · Documentation
v1.0.0

Settings Reference

All module-wide options, collected on the module’s Settings page and stored in hsc_seo_settings. Toggles take effect immediately on the frontend.


Site identity & defaults

SettingDescription
Site NameUsed for og:site_name and JSON-LD (defaults to the WHMCS system name).
Default Meta DescriptionFallback description for pages without a meta record.
Default Meta KeywordsFallback keywords. The Generate button builds keyword sets from the description — click again for a fresh combination (it randomises on every click).
Default Robots DirectiveThe robots meta directive emitted for pages without a record (e.g. index, follow).
X / Twitter HandleUsed for the twitter:site / twitter:creator card tags.
Default Open Graph ImageFallback og:image with a live preview card.

Structured data & canonical

SettingDescription
Enable Schema.org (JSON-LD)Outputs Organization, WebSite (with SearchAction sitelinks search box), Article and Product markup.
Force HTTPS CanonicalRewrites canonical URLs to HTTPS.
Canonical Host ModeKeep the requested host, strip www. or add www..

XML Sitemap

SettingDescription
Enable XML SitemapMaster switch for the sitemap feature and the Dashboard sitemap card.
Sitemap FilenameConfigurable filename for the generated file (default sitemap.xml).
Regenerate Sitemap via CronRebuilds the sitemap once per day via the WHMCS daily cron.

Redirects

SettingDescription
Enable Redirect ManagerMaster switch — redirects are only processed while enabled; configuration is never lost.
Track Redirect HitsCounts every redirect hit per record (can be reset per row).

Google Analytics

SettingDescription
Enable Google AnalyticsShows the GA4 traffic widget on the Dashboard. See Google Analytics Setup.
GA4 Property IDThe plain numeric GA4 property ID (e.g. 370550908) — not a UA- ID.
Service Account JSONThe full Google service-account key file contents, used for server-to-server authentication against the Analytics Data API.
Addon module setting — the only setting stored in WHMCS’ native addon-modules storage is Delete Module Database: when ticked, deactivating the module removes all its tables; otherwise data survives deactivation and is reused on re-activation.