The big picture
1
You build a catalog and load stock
Products describe what you sell. Inventory holds the actual keys and codes. The two are kept separate so you can restock without touching your listings.
2
You source stock from vendors
Vendors give you offers. You raise purchase orders, the vendor delivers keys, and those keys land in your inventory.
3
Orders arrive
Orders come in from your own storefront, from a manual entry, or from a connected sales channel.
4
You fulfil and deliver
Fulfilment pulls keys from inventory and creates a private delivery link for the buyer. The buyer reveals their keys and gets an invoice.
5
Everything is tracked
Payments, credits, notifications, your dashboard, and support tickets keep the whole cycle accountable.
The systems behind TokenSupply
Each area of the app is powered by its own service. Here is what each one does in everyday terms.You reach all of these through one app. The split only matters when you want to understand how a feature behaves, which is what the rest of this section explains.
Read on
Stores and multi-tenancy
How stores keep your data separate, and how a store gets its own web address.
Products and inventory keys
Why products and keys are separate, and how a key moves through its life.
Orders and fulfilment
The full path from a new order to a delivered key.
Payments and credits
How billing and credits work behind the scenes.
Sales channels and sync
How a connected channel stays in step with your stock.
Security and your data
How keys are protected and where your data lives.