CiuisCRM System Requirements
PHP 5.6 and PHP 7.0, 7.1,7.2,7.3 (7.3 is recommended & 7.4 is not yet supported)
- MYSQL 5.1+
- mod_rewrite Apache
- MBString Extension
- GD Extension
- MYSQLi Extension
- PDO Extension
- OpenSSL Extension
- Zip Extension
- CURL Extension
- Cpanel, Virtualmin, Plexpanel, etc. We don’t support installations on bare VPS.
Create Database
You’ll need to set up a database to store all your data.
1. Click on “New” to create a new database.
2. Type in your database name. select "utf8_general_ci" when creating the database, Remember the name you used, you’ll be needing it later. We’ll use “ciuis” for this demonstration.
3. Click on “Create”.
after creating the database open your default browser type in "localhost/your folder name"
Click on the “Install Now” button to begin the installation.
Check for Requirements.
1. Make sure all the dependencies are installed.
2. Click “Next” only if you see “Green Tick” beside all the dependencies.
Enter Credentials
1. Type in your Hostname.
2. Type in your Username. Default Username is set to “root”
3. Type in your Password. Default Password is set to “root”, if not leave it blank
4. Select the Database you created earlier. “ciuis” in the case of our example.
5. Check the box next to Htaccess to give .htaccess.
6. Check the Dummy Databox to install the application with some example data. This may help you to understand the app better.
7. Click on Install.
Click on “Login”
1. Wait for a moment for the installation to complete.
2. Verify your login credentials.
3. Click on “Login” to be taken to the main login page.
Login
1. Enter the credentials you set earlier.
2. Choose Language.
3. Click on “Login”.
4. Congratulations! You have successfully logged into CiuisCRM.
Installation Video
Have a look at the installation video for better understanding and follow the steps along.
Configure database connection
You need to have a previously set up database from the cPanel.
Here is a good tutorial on how to setup MySQL database in cPanel if you are not familiar with this.
- Login to cPanel by accessing www.yourdomain.com/cpanel and navigate to MySQL Databases.
- Create database.
- Create a user and set up your password.
- Add the user to the database by selecting the database and the username.
Make sure you have checked All privileges when adding the user to the database.
