Customizing resources per hosting account<\/strong><\/p>\n Most hosting plans are built to cover common scenarios, and that usually works. But sooner or later, a client needs something slightly outside the default. Until now, handling that meant switching the whole account to a different plan or duplicating plans just to cover small differences. In version 1.4.4, that sort of workaround is no longer necessary.<\/p>\n\n The new Update Configuration<\/strong><\/a> feature lets you adjust resource settings for a specific hosting account, either directly in PanelAlpha or through WHMCS integration<\/strong><\/a>. Instead of building a long list of overlapping plans or forcing clients through a full migration, you can now just adjust what’s needed, when it’s needed, and without disrupting anything else. It’s a much cleaner way to manage exceptions, without building extra complexity into your offer structure.<\/p>\n This flexibility comes in especially handy with dynamic environments like WP Cloud<\/strong><\/a>, where clients often end up needing small adjustments to individual parameters like disk quota, number of PHP workers, burst limits, or server location.<\/p>\n Easy DKIM & SPF configuration<\/strong><\/p>\n Email issues are never fun, especially when they turn out to be caused by something as simple as a missing DNS record. To take the pain out of it plus help keep emails out of spam, we’ve built two new options<\/strong><\/a> into the Email Servers section of each hosting plan:<\/p>\n Improvements that keep the work moving<\/strong><\/p>\n And since no release is complete without a bit of polish, here are a few extra changes you’ll likely notice:<\/p>\n We know that WordPress hosting doesn’t fit into neat boxes, and your clients certainly don’t fit into them either. With version 1.4.4<\/strong>, PanelAlpha moves another step in refining support for everyday use cases: adjusting plans on the fly, protecting email reputations automatically, and keeping admin overload to a minimum.<\/p>\n![\"Update](\"https:\/\/www.panelalpha.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/09\/Update-Configuration-PanelAlpha-v1.4.4.png\")
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If you want to add another layer of transparency, you can now let customers view record status at a glance from My Hosting \u2192 Email Addresses. If something is missing or misconfigured, they will spot it early, and in many cases, you’ll avoid the ticket entirely.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n