Winery Dashboard

Owned by Mike Tango Bravo
Last updated: May 12, 2023
3 min read

This section describes the functional requirements for a dashboard for wineries to manage their token operations.

This is broken down into the following categories:

  • Redeem Status

  • Token Status

  • YDIYOI experiences

  • Provisioning Status

Redeem Status

The most urgent dashboard requirement, is to create a web-based interface enabling wineries to track token redeems. Currently, when a token holder executes a wine redeem, this action generates an entry in the vineyard db “redeem_infos” table. This table holds the following columns:

For example:

field

example

Notes

field

example

Notes

id

01f71da1-cc3f-4213-a089-0e03a025ed2b

a unique id created for the transaction…it is not clear what this can be used for.

created_at

2022-11-07 22:02:33.078455+00

The redeem time

updated_at

2022-11-07 22:02:33.078455+00

The redeem update (the same as the redeem time)

deleted_at

NULL

always NULL…not sure of the utility

customer_id

0x3fA1e1E7C0750B5508Be819b4C1Bc14018905c22

the wallet address of the customer.

year

MTB18

the token redeemed (“Year” is a misnomer)

street

12345 Pine Ridge Drive

The delivery street address

number

123

The street number

country_id

1

The country identifier, as defined in the country_id field of the “shipping_costs” table. In this example: USA

province_id

25

The province identifier, as defined in the province_id field of the “shipping_costs” table.

In this example: Missouri

zip

02134

the postal code

telegram_id

 

the (optional) telegram_id of the redeemer

amount

12

the amount of tokens redeemed (bottles to be shipped).

signature

0x512a96ab03d5dcc06d6fc70b76f74c25387828a2aac77156c02c00978b384bf031e4bf215e7d629419d1ba9eaf7f79da0911cb7435da8a81a9901f11680ce2301c

the hash of the transaction signature

burn_tx_hash

0xd1f9f6773f9d9866729a668d463d90e194a87e707b526a1c38a959a7d2c73029

the hash of the token burn operation

shipping_tx_hash

0x212e09f5b170b4b019e82b896badafbaa567241c0d4f7340bb3546e702fb483e

the hash of the shipping payment operation. This can be used to lookup on etherscan the actual amount of ETH paid for shipping.

winerie_id

costaflores

the winery (misspelling) for which this redeem applies.

At first glance, a few important data fields are missing:

  • Customer name (necessary for shipping receipt)

  • Customer telephone number and/or email (for contacting during shipping)

These fields can easily be added to the database, but the redeem form needs to be updated to accommodate these questions.

At a minimum, the winery needs to be able to receive information in a timely fashion about:

  • What redeems have been executed, and when.

  • Where to ship the wines to, and to whom.

  • How much ETH is due to the winery from the OpenVino redeem wallet.

One simple way to quickly enable this would be to simply send an email to the winery in question, every time a redeem has executed. However, this has a few, obvious flaws:

Insecure method of sending confidential customer data (address)

Disorganized method for wineries to lookup the complete register of redeem statuses (would have to comb through redeem emails to make a tally).

Therefore, a dashboard tool should contemplate the following functions:

  1. Enable the winery to access the database table “redeem_infos”, but ONLY for the information matching their “winerie_id”

  2. Reveal the details of tokens redeemed. (ship to whom, where, and when the redeem was initiated)

  3. Update the table to show token shipping information, providing the option for recording shipping dates, and whether or not the shipping was successful, canceled, returned, etc.

Could (or should?) the winery authenticate access to the DB table by proving access to a winery redeem wallet, via metamask? i.e. https://github.com/giekaton/php-metamask-user-login

This is preferable to OpenVino holding winery credentials.

Wineries should receive a notification (via telegram? email?) indicating that a new redeem entry has been created, prompted winery staff to access the table.

Finally, a privileged OpenVino admin user should be able to see the redeem info status for all wineries.

 

Token Status

What tokens were sold during the crowdsale?

What is the sales activity on Viniswap?

What is the composition of the liquidity pool?

What is the token turnover?

How is the match to outstanding tokens vs. wine stock?

How many tokens do we have an email address, or name for? can we match from the NFT users?

This is combined data from etherscan, and lookups to the vineyard db, sales and redeem_infos tables, and ydiyoi users.

YDIYOI Experiences

How many NFT’s are available

How many bottles have been scanned?

How many tasting registered?

How many NFT’s issued?

Provisioning Status

Token registered

crowdsale statues

liquidity pool status