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ShopBot Documentation

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Guides and tutorials for setting up and managing a ShopBot store, including product creation (Text, Token, and Game products), subscription management, automatic Discord role assignment, and the Economy Manager for tracking in-app currency.

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What's inside ShopBot

  1. Overview of ShopBot product types

    ShopBot provides several product types to suit different business models, each with specific delivery mechanisms and constraints:

    • Text Product: Delivers a text message to the buyer. Can be configured to send a unique product to each buyer to create stock-limited items. Useful for instructions or thank-you notes.
    • Discord Product: Automatically assigns up to 5 Discord roles to the buyer upon purchase. Ideal for memberships and exclusive community access.
    • Token Product (STKN): Sells ShopBot Tokens which buyers can use to purchase any other product type on the platform. Note: Token Products can only be purchased using real-money providers (e.g., Stripe, PayPal, or Crypto).
    • Game Product: Sells in-game items or currency by sending predefined commands to a supported game server.

  2. Overview of ShopBot monetization and rewards

    ShopBot allows server administrators to sell products to their members and implement a system where members can generate tokens to be used within the server environment.

  3. Overview of ShopBot Economy Manager

    The Economy Manager is a tool designed to manage a server's economy. It provides capabilities to manage member balances, view detailed operation logs, and access key analytics and tracking for individual members. The tool also displays the server owner's current ShopBot Subscription plan at the top of every page to indicate which features are available to the server team.

  5. Access the Economy Manager dashboard

    The Economy Manager is a tool for managing server member balances, viewing detailed logs, and accessing economy analytics. To access the Economy Manager, navigate to the bot dashboard and click the 'Economy Manager' button located on your server list page.

  6. Sell in-game items for FiveM and RedM using ShopBot

    ShopBot supports FiveM and RedM game servers through its Game Products feature. This allows merchants to sell in-game items or currency by configuring ShopBot to execute specific commands on the FiveM or RedM game server automatically when a purchase is completed.

  7. Understand ShopBot Automatic Action triggers and management

    Automatic actions in ShopBot automate tasks based on specific triggers. They execute immediately after a buyer attempts to claim a product but before the product is delivered, allowing for pre-delivery checks or tasks. Automatic actions are compatible with all product types and can be managed via the product edit page.

  8. Manage administrative teams for a ShopBot server

    ShopBot servers support teams of members who share administrative responsibilities. Team members gain access to the ShopBot Economy Manager, server settings, and product management. They can create products on behalf of the server and manage orders.

    Crucially, the subscription plan of the server owner applies to all team members; all members share the same features and limits (such as product counts and automatic actions) based on the owner's plan.

  10. Create a custom Discord channel for each purchase using ShopBot

    ShopBot's Channel automatic action allows you to generate a unique Discord channel for every purchase. This is intended for products requiring individual access, such as private study rooms or personalized support. Upon creation, ShopBot posts the transaction details inside the new channel.

  11. Manage server economy with the Economy Manager

    The Economy Manager provides a suite of tools to track and control a server's economic health. Key capabilities include:

    • Balance Management: Directly change a user's balance via the dashboard.
    • Operation Tracking: Monitor all transactions, admin operations, and product operations occurring in the server.
    • Operation Analytics: Identify the primary sources of income and expenditure for the server.
    • User Tracking & Analytics: Track a specific user's balance over time and analyze their individual income and outcome sources.
    • Server Token Tracking: Monitor the evolution of the total token value across the entire server.

  12. Understand the difference between Product and ShopBot Subscriptions

    ShopBot distinguishes between two types of subscriptions:

    1. Product Subscriptions: Used by merchants to create products that have recurring billing options for their own customers.
    2. ShopBot Subscriptions: Used by the account owner to subscribe to ShopBot's own service plans to unlock additional platform features and increase usage limits.