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Card keys and stock

Admin panel → Card keys. For automatic-delivery products, this pool is the stock.

Importing

Click Upload, choose the product, and paste one entry per line:

account1----password1
account2----password2

The format is yours to choose — the program never parses the content, it just passes it to the buyer.

Options at import time:

OptionPurpose
Product variantRequired when the product defines [category] — which variant this batch belongs to
SKU combinationRequired when the product defines [sku] — which combination this batch matches
Auto-generate previewFor buyer-selectable products: extracts a preview string from each key using a regular expression

If the product defines variants or SKUs, you must pick the right one, or a buyer who selected "yearly" will receive a monthly key.

States

StateMeaning
UnsoldNormal stock, will be delivered
SoldAlready delivered to a buyer
LockedHeld back; does not count towards available stock

Bulk actions

Select some keys and the toolbar buttons become available:

ButtonUse
Lock selectedHold them back — for example a bad batch you want to investigate
Unlock selectedReturn them to available stock
Mark as soldManually flag as sold, typically for items delivered offline
Remove selectedDelete
Export filteredExport whatever the current filter matches

Before deleting or exporting, the program tells you how many rows the action will affect and asks for confirmation.

Stock does not add up?

Available stock for an automatic-delivery product is the number of unsold keys. Mismatches are almost always one of these:

  • Some keys are locked — locked keys do not count
  • The product has variants or SKUs — stock is counted per combination, so one variant can be sold out while the total still looks healthy
  • Keys were imported under the wrong combination

Keys are not consumed by an unpaid order

When a buyer places an order without paying, the key is only reserved. It returns to the pool when the order times out. It is marked sold at the moment of delivery.

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