Add a Service

Published Jul 11, 2026 · Updated Jul 11, 2026 · 2 min read

A service links a client, a package and a router - it is what gets billed and what pushes the speed limit to your network. Set the plan, dates, router and authorization to activate a subscription.

The Add New Service form: service information, package, and router & authorization with network pools

A service is a customer's active subscription - the link between a client, a package and the router that authenticates them. It is what gets billed and what pushes the speed limit to your network. Add one from a client's profile (Services > Add), which needs the services manage permission.

1. Service information

Give the service a description, pick its location, and set its status (Active, and so on). Set the start date and the bill-from date - the first day the service accrues charges (leave it empty to keep billing off until you are ready). The location narrows the router and package choices to that area; tick Show all routers and packages to see everything.


2. Package

Choose the package the customer is subscribed to. This sets their monthly charge and the download/upload speeds ISPBox enforces on the network. (If none are listed, create a package first.)


3. Router & authorization

Pick the router that will serve this customer. ISPBox shows the authorization mode it supports (for example RADIUS / PPPoE) and the network pools configured on it. Depending on the mode you provide the customer's login or IP/MAC, and ISPBox provisions the authentication (RADIUS entry or MikroTik secret) automatically when you save.


4. Assigned equipment

The Assigned Equipment tab is where you store the customer's Wi-Fi and CPE credentials (SSID, passwords, CPE login) - see Customer Equipment. Click Create Service to activate it.