Product Terminology

1. FinClip Cloud: The cloud-based platform for managing mini-programs and applications.
2. Administration Portal: The main interface for managing the FinClip Cloud system, including user roles, permissions, and various operational tasks, accessed via http(s)://IP/ops#/, used for operational tasks.
3. Development Center: A component of FinClip Cloud accessed via http(s)://IP/dev#/, likely used for development-related tasks.
4. Account: A user's credentials (username and password) for accessing the FinClip Cloud Administration Portal.
5. Role: A set of permissions and access rights assigned to users within the system. Roles define what actions a user can perform and what parts of the system they can access.
6. Member of Platform: A user who has been granted access to the FinClip Cloud platform. This could include administrators, developers, or other stakeholders who need to interact with the system.
7. User: Often used interchangeably with "Member of Platform," referring to individuals with accounts in the system.
8. Permission: Specific access rights granted to roles, determining what actions a user can perform within the system.
9. Super Admin: The highest-level system account with full permissions across all modules. This account cannot be deleted or edited.
10. Admin: A high-level role with permissions for all modules of the Administration Portal. This role can be edited but not deleted.
11. Custom Roles: User-defined roles created based on specific business needs, such as Data Analyst or Product Manager.
12. User Management: The module for adding, deleting, editing, and searching for platform members.
13. Batch Delete: A function allowing the deletion of multiple user accounts simultaneously.
14. Password Reset: A feature that allows admins to reset a user's password to a default value (Abcd@1234).
15. AWS Image: A pre-configured system image for deploying FinClip on Amazon Web Services.
16. instance-id: A unique identifier for AWS instances, used as part of the initial login credentials for FinClip deployed via AWS.
17. Mini-Programs: Small, lightweight applications that run within a Host App (usually known as "SuperApp")
18. Host Apps: Applications that can run mini-programs within them.
19. Bundle ID: A unique identifier for mobile applications.
20. Allowed URL List: A configurable list of URLs for controlling which external web resources mini-programs can access. It's essentially a security feature to manage external connections.
21. Certificate Management: The system for uploading and managing SSL certificates associated with domains.
22. Mini-program Foundation Libraries: Updateable base library code packages for mini-programs that provide essential functionality for all mini-programs in the FinClip ecosystem. it's a critical part of the platform that may need periodic updates for performance improvements, bug fixes, or new features.
23. Workflow: A system within the Administration Portal for managing and addressing various business processes and tasks.