Carpenters Rewards Coalition Platform
A secure, multi-merchant administration platform for managing participating brands, branches, and customer loyalty accounts across the Carpenters Fiji coalition.
What it does
Built for practical coalition administration.
The platform focuses on the confirmed prototype scope: authentication, authorization, tenant isolation, merchant setup, branch setup, and customer account management.
Why it works
A focused foundation, not a speculative loyalty suite.
The prototype validates the architecture before adding commercial rules. That keeps the system maintainable and protects the team from building points, rewards, or campaign behavior before the business has approved it.
Clean Architecture backend boundaries
Multi-merchant tenant isolation
Cookie authentication and policy authorization
Admin portal flows for prototype validation
Health checks, logging, SQL Server, and Redis-ready infrastructure
Extension points for future loyalty modules
Legal and privacy
Clear prototype terms for responsible use.
Last updated 25 August 2026. These notices are starter copy for the prototype and should be reviewed before production use.
- Personal data should be accessed only by authorized users with a valid business purpose.
- Session cookies, passwords, and secrets must be protected and never exposed in client-side code.
- Production deployment should define retention, deletion, disclosure, and support contact procedures before launch.
- Prototype content, mock metrics, and sample customer records are for demonstration only.
- Availability, merchant participation, loyalty value, and operational terms must be confirmed in approved commercial documents.
- Brand names, marks, and platform materials should remain owned by their respective rights holders.
- Users are responsible for keeping credentials secure and reporting suspected unauthorized access.
- The system should not be used for real points, rewards, redemptions, campaigns, promotions, reports, or analytics until those requirements are approved.
- Final legal terms should be reviewed by qualified counsel before public or production use.