Helm Announces Long Awaited Sitebuilder Integration

HostReview.com
Tuesday, June 19, 2007; 08:01 AM

In response to large customer demand, the Helm 4 control panel has integrated a sitebuilder – Soholaunch – into the control panel. This development brings about an exciting opportunity for Web hosts and data centres to offer powerful site development features to their Windows server clients.

While many sitebuilding tools allow users to add certain elements to their website, each individual software product had to be sourced from yet another provider. Soholaunch avoids this irksome issue by bundling all these elements together, enabling a step by step site building process without placing high technical demands on the site owner.

The producers of Helm 4 control panel - WebHost Automation (webhostautomation.com) - spent a great deal of time assessing sitebuilders to ensure they chose the right one for integration with Helm.

“Helm has always been about customisation and automation, which is why we chose to integrate Soholaunch. As a sitebuilder, it’s perfectly complimentary to the way Helm operates,” explained Adam Saunders, Founder and Chief Technical Officer at WebHost Automation Ltd.

“And when you compare it with the sitebuilder offered by our biggest competitors, Soholaunch just offers far better options without the demand for tech ability, or hiring a developer.” 

Jim Buckler, CEO of Soholaunch, said "This joint offering of Helm automation along with Soholaunch's Website Builder for Business brings an exciting opportunity for Web hosts and data centres to offer the best of the best for their Windows' server clients. Every Helm client now has the ability to offer the Website Builder for Business to every hosting customer as an included feature with optional upgrades. Easy start, powerful features, and endless customization will now be the new standard for website builders on Windows' servers thanks to Helm . . . now with Soholaunch."

The integrated version of Soholaunch is live and ready for download. A free basic version of Soholaunch is available, and users have the option to readily upgrade to the full version.

WebHost Automation Limited is based in Bristol, United Kingdom, and has developed Helm, the only true multi-server control panel software for Windows.  Since start-up in 2002, WebHost Automation has grown steadily, and now has customers in well over 130 countries.  The Helm community can be found online at http://forums.webhostautomation.com