Can I see certificates from multiple organisations in the same dashboard?

Yes. With multi-organisation support, you can manage certificates for subsidiaries, departments, or customers from one login. Each organisation has its own billing and user management.

How do expiry alerts work?

You receive email notifications X days before certificate expiry, typically 30, 14, and 7 days. For ACME certificates, this is a safety net: if automatic renewal fails, you are notified in time.

Does it require a special agreement to use electronic invoicing?

No. Simply enter your EAN/GLN number when creating your account or contact our support. We send electronic invoices directly to your billing system: no paper, no manual processes.

SSL Automation

Administration & Monitoring

A dashboard for all certificates, servers, and users. View status, receive alerts and control access without logging into every server.

Certificate Overview: See all certificates in one place: domain, issuer, expiry date, renewal history, and current status. Filter and search across the entire organisation.
Client Monitoring: See when each ACME client last contacted the server. If a client doesn't check in within the expected period, you receive an alert.
User Management: Create multiple users with roles and permissions. Decide who can order, renew, and manage certificates, and who only has read access.
Expiry Alerts: Receive email alerts 30, 14, and 7 days before certificates expire. A safety net that catches any failures in automatic renewal.
Audit Log: Full history of who requested, renewed, and installed which certificate, and when. Critical for compliance and troubleshooting.
Multi-organisation: Manage certificates for multiple organisations, subsidiaries, or departments from a single login. Separate billing and access control per entity.

Certificate Reuse: One Certificate, Many Servers

Do you have the same domain running on multiple servers, e.g., behind a load balancer, in a cluster, or with staging/production environments? You don't need to buy a certificate per server.

With FairSSL ACME, the certificate is managed centrally. When renewed, your ACME client automatically distributes it to all servers using it. You pay for the certificate, not the number of installations.

Scenario	Competitors	FairSSL
1 SAN certificate (www, api, mail), 5 servers	5 licenses	1 certificate
1 SAN certificate, 20 servers behind a load balancer	20 licenses	1 certificate
1 wildcard, 100 servers	100 licenses	1 certificate

We sell certificates, not licenses per server. One certificate covers all servers it is installed on. With FairSSL ACME, the automation fee covers up to 25 servers per certificate; server 26 triggers another fee.

Electronic Invoicing for Public Sector

Are you a public authority, municipality, or state institution? FairSSL supports EAN/GLN and PEPPOL billing, so invoices are sent directly to your electronic billing system.

Enter your EAN/GLN number when creating your account or contact our support. We handle the rest: no paper invoices, no manual processes.

EAN/GLN electronic invoice
PEPPOL network
VAT registration
No minimum order

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Frequently Asked Questions About Administration

Can I see certificates from multiple organisations in the same dashboard?: Yes. With multi-organisation support, you can manage certificates for subsidiaries, departments, or customers from one login. Each organisation has its own billing and user management.
How do expiry alerts work?: You receive email notifications X days before certificate expiry, typically 30, 14, and 7 days. For ACME certificates, this is a safety net: if automatic renewal fails, you are notified in time.
Does it require a special agreement to use electronic invoicing?: No. Simply enter your EAN/GLN number when creating your account or contact our support. We send electronic invoices directly to your billing system: no paper, no manual processes.