Product

An Offer sells it at a Price; the Product itself carries none.

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{
  "$id": "https://api.sb/routewise.dev/products/product_1",
  "$type": "Product",
  "name": "RouteWise",
  "promise": "A route plan for 500 stops in under two seconds.",
  "status": "draft"
}

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• A Product builds into many Products: a Product composes other Products; a change to a part reaches every Product built from it. buildsInto, inverse builtFrom.
• A Product is built from many Products: a Product composes other Products; a change to a part reaches every Product built from it. builtFrom, inverse buildsInto.
• A Product draws on many Sources: a Product keeps its promise with Sources it did not build: owned, wrapped, or recruited. drawsOn, inverse supplies.
• A Product has many Implementations: an Implementation runs an Interface, System or Verb of one Product. implementations, inverse runs.
• A Product is included in many Offers: each Offer sells one Product; one Product sits inside many Offers at different prices and terms. includedIn, inverse includes.
• A Product is made by one Startup: each Product belongs to exactly one Startup, which builds it and stands behind its promise. madeBy, inverse makes.
• A Product has one Publication: a Product reaches its Customers through one Publication; nothing inside it names the platform. publication, inverse publishes.
• A Product is reached via many Interfaces: each Interface exposes one Product; a Product is reached through many Interfaces. reachedVia, inverse reaches.

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VerbsCopy Anchor Link

1. createCreates a Product.
   POST /{namespace}/productsdoProduct.created
2. getReturns one Product by id.
   GET /{namespace}/products/{id}readNo Event
3. listReturns Products, newest first, one page at a time.
   GET /{namespace}/productsreadNo Event
4. updateChanges the given properties of a Product.
   PATCH /{namespace}/products/{id}doProduct.updated
5. deleteDeletes a Product; its history is kept.
   DELETE /{namespace}/products/{id}doProduct.deleted

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Which Access level may call each Verb. One-way Verbs wait their delay window.

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Add a product to LedgerLark.

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A certified translation is a Product whose promise reads "accepted by the receiving agency within 48 hours, or redone free." Two Offers sell it: $40 a page, and $300 a month for 10 pages.