Boundaries
What Account Platform owns, what it deliberately does not do, and where to go instead.
What Platform owns
Platform owns the pipe, not the cargo: signing in to a connected account, keeping its session alive, pulling raw data off it through the sync engine, and recording what happened in the shared event journal. It also owns workspace identity — sign-in, sessions, and who on a workspace can do what.
What Platform does not do
- Money and fan CRM — spend, payouts, chat, fan profiles, attribution. That's Club.
- Domains, links, and traffic — smartlinks, click tracking, landing pages. That's Link.
- The live stream cockpit — scenes, overlays, stream motors. That's Stream.
An exception that proves the rule
Platform's sync engine writes to a shared platform_transactions
table — but only as a projection of Club's own money events, rebuilt by
deleting and re-inserting rows for one account+platform at a time. It does
not decide what a transaction means; interpreting the money stays Club's
job. See Connections for the exact
mechanism.
Why this split matters
If you're looking for fan messages, spend, or payouts and landed here first: those are one click away in Club, not buried in an account-connection screen. If you're trying to fix a login or a stalled sync, you're in the right place — see Troubleshooting.
What's next
Curious what Platform actually exchanges with the other three products, and where the contracts are proven in code rather than planned? See Connections.