Organizing accounts, items, and top-ups in one workspace
A shared catalog and inventory model for multiple digital-product categories without mixing their delivery rules.
Share the operational shell
Accounts, items, and top-ups can share games, orders, conversations, costs, sale prices, team permissions, audit logs, and analytics. They should not share every field or delivery rule.
The category selects the correct schema and fulfillment workflow.
Keep category-specific data
Accounts may have encrypted credentials and unique ownership. Items need server, variant, and quantity. Top-ups need denomination, region, platform, and fulfillment method. A generic metadata object can extend the model, but core searchable fields should remain structured.
Role scopes determine who can see sensitive account secrets or stock costs.
Report across categories
The owner can compare revenue, cost, margin, cancellation, delivery time, and stock turnover across categories while preserving category-specific detail.
This is the difference between a boosting-only bot and a seller operations workspace.