Where the business stands right now. Every number is a door.
Nothing is waiting on you. Enjoy it.
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Nothing has happened yet.
Everything issued, who holds it, and what needs a look.
Nothing matches that filter.
Every payment the providers reported, newest first.
Paid, not redeemed means the money is in and the customer has not pressed Redeem on Discord yet — a nudge usually solves it. Click a customer id to see their licenses.
| When | Customer | Plan | Amount | Via | Status | License |
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No sales yet. When someone pays, it shows up here.
Billing is off, so there is nothing to list. Turn it on under Billing.
What each tier delivers. This is the price list.
Changes reach installed panels at their next renewal — up to 24 h, because the list travels inside the signed key and the central cannot reach a panel behind NAT. Emptying a whole column turns that plan off without revoking anyone's license.
A gold corner marks a box that differs from the factory default of that plan.
This installation cannot edit the price list: it has no signing key, so a change would never reach a panel.
Whether you are selling, and what it takes to.
What each paid plan costs, and the Discord role it grants. Leave a price empty to keep that plan off sale in that currency — Mercado Pago charges in BRL, PayPal in USD. The role is what the buyer receives the moment the money clears; the license key is a second step they take themselves.
The five variables (MERCADOPAGO_WEBHOOK_SECRET,
MERCADOPAGO_ACCESS_TOKEN, PAYPAL_CLIENT_ID,
PAYPAL_CLIENT_SECRET, PAYPAL_WEBHOOK_ID)
are set in the hosting panel and need a restart. They are kept out of this page and out of
the backup file on purpose: a token inside a backup that gets shared is a leak. The status
band above tells you which ones are missing and where each one comes from.
The community the bot lives in.
The onboarding gives each member a language role. Paste the two role ids here and the bot answers buttons in that member's language. Empty = English for everyone. The invite link is what every "Open our Discord" button on the site opens.
The bot is off in this installation, so there is nothing to configure here.
Every panel that ever paired, what it is running, and who went quiet.
The whole central is one file. Keep a copy; restore only on purpose.
One JSON file, as it is on disk right now. The provider keys are not in it: they live in the hosting environment. Keep the copy somewhere the hosting cannot lose.
Download backup
This replaces every license, server, manager and shop with the contents of
the backup file. A copy of what is here now is saved first, so a wrong file is recoverable.
Pick your gold-dash-backup.json — the impact is counted before
anything is written — then type RESTAURAR to confirm.
One a day, seven kept. Download one and drop it in the field above to restore from it — it goes through the same impact check. These live with the service: they protect against a wrong restore or a deleted license, not against losing the host. For that, keep a manual download somewhere else.
The customer gets a one-time code. This is the key itself — it works offline, on any machine, until it expires. Hand it over only when the code cannot.