It's absolutely safe. All calls are predicted calls between already well-established APIs (WiseCP's API and VirtFusion's API), with fixed functions and execution, and the module has functions kept to a minimum and without many lines of code, being rather small in comparison with other Server Automation modules.

While it should function with previous or later versions, it's not directly supported. In every update, we will state on which version is it confirmed to work (the so-called "target version"), usually - but not necessarily always - the most recent version of WiseCP. If you are on an earlier version and it doesn't work, you'll need to update to it.

The module is provided finalized and as-is, solely confirmed to work on a given version, and Centerfield Ltd does not provide, through any channel, any subsequent support for the module's purchase for: new/existing installations, bugs/issues of the module on specific installations, troubleshooting or any other user-specific support. Any detected global issues will be fixed always on subsequent updates to the module considering the same or a newer target version, and this is the sole level of support that will be provided. Of course, if a given server administrator/programmer knows how to correct an existing/new issue and wants to submit a fix to the existing code, this is always welcomed, supported, validated and, if adequate enough, accepted by Centerfield Ltd.

No. They are manually provided through the Client Area, and the server administrator must update the module in-place when new updates are launched. All relevant users will be informed of new updates through e-mail but they will also be available as a changelog on Github.

As most programming tasks these days, the module was partially built with AI (through a mixture of Claude Code, ChatGPT Codex 5.2 and Google Gemini), though manual review and adjustments were also done as well whenever necessary - and general design of the module was entirely conducted by Centerfield Ltd.

All of that detail is provided in the published area on Github, available here: https://github.com/alfatarsos/virtfusion-for-wisecp/. Details are available in English and Portuguese.

The general WiseCP requirements for the full panel apply. Ioncube Loader is not necessary for this particular module and it will work without it. PHP version was tested at version 8.2 and shown to work, so it is the recommended version for deployment (as of 22-12-2025).

The module is manually provided as a ZIP file (as normal on WiseCP modules) upon purchase - and, for technical and security reasons, it's only provided after a given account/user completes KYC, which, for providing this module, is mandatory. The module is exclusively available for B2B customers (registered companies).

For the first year after purchase, all new updates are provided for the module entirely for free. Starting from year 2, subsequent updates shall be purchased on a separate recurring yearly updates package. The package solely guarantees updates for the module, not support, and can't guarantee compatibility between versions or particular use-cases outside of the target WiseCP versions.

Absolutely. Send us a ticket and we'll handle it from there. KYC and proof-of-evidence will always be mandatory for both, but once that is past due, you can get it entirely for free (including present and subsequent updates).

Yes, as long as you have been operating for more than 24 months and have recognizable activity on the market. Send us a ticket and we'll handle KYC and proof-of-evidence from there. Present and subsequent updates are always included for free for you.