We have many options in a single dashboard, such as File Manager, emails, visitors, bandwidths, and many more. The best part is that it has a user management system also. By using user management, we can assign different roles to different employees from various departments. Also, we can give them assign them different permissions. Its file manager is also at its best because we are getting the best code editor there so that we can edit our code. There is no need to push and pull all the code.

Install on local server and manage the domain, SSL security, server storage, FTP connection, user manager, and much more. Database and web control with migration and automatic cloud backup.

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