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A SaaS platform providing a centralized and standardized product catalog module that integrates with metering and subscription systems, enabling reporting and e-commerce capabilities.

Scouted 8 hours ago

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Score breakdown

Urgency7.0
Market size6.0
Feasibility8.0
Competition5.0
The pain

There is no unified and robust module to define and manage what is being sold, leading to fragile conventions and hindering cross-module reporting and e-commerce features.

Who'd pay

Software companies managing subscription and billing models, especially those needing to integrate multiple modules for sales and metering.

Signal that triggered it

"As an Architect, I want to scaffold the new Granit.Catalog module with Product as its aggregate root, so that Metering and Subscriptions have a shared, framework-blessed concept of "what is being sold" — paving the way for retroactive cross-module reporting and future e-commerce facets."

Original post

[STORY] Scaffold Granit.Catalog module with Product aggregate

Published: 8 hours ago

Repository: granit-fx/granit-dotnet Author: jfmeyers ## User Story As an Architect, I want to scaffold the new Granit.Catalog module with Product as its aggregate root, so that Metering and Subscriptions have a shared, framework-blessed concept of "what is being sold" — paving the way for retroactive cross-module reporting and future e-commerce facets. ## Context Current state: no module exists named Granit.Catalog. The closest analog is the implicit "meter name" / "plan price label" matching in UsageSummaryReadyEto — a fragile convention. Target: a 3-package module mirroring the convention of Granit.Subscriptions (base + Endpoints + EntityFrameworkCore), with Product as the only aggregate root for the MVP. Product reuses WorkflowLifecycleStatus (Draft/Published/Archived) — same lifecycle as Plan, same IWorkflowStateful integration with Granit.Workflow. Reference template: Granit.Subscriptions module structure. ## Acceptance criteria - Solution builds and all tests pass - GranitCatalogModule appears in ModuleRootPrefixes and does NOT reference Granit.Metering nor Granit.Subscriptions - Database migration creates granit_catalog_items table with specified columns - Product status transitions Draft → Published → Archived with validation - ProductQueryDefinition and ProductExportDefinition exist and are registered - Test projects appear in shard business ## Definition of Done Includes code files, permissions, metrics, queries, EF configurations, localization, tests, documentation, ADR, formatting, and linting. ## Parent Sub-task of #1157 (Phase 1 Feature). Part of EPIC #1155.

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