Everything in Fanwise flows in one direction: from your canonical product, through a channel adapter, to a listing. Here is the whole path.
Upload the product files, one set of full-size previews, a description, a license and a price. This is the canonical record — the only version of the product you ever write.
This happens once per product. Everything after it is derived, so there is nothing to keep in sync by hand.
Toggle the marketplaces this product belongs on. Each one gets its own derived draft: previews cropped to that shop's spec, copy trimmed to its limits, tags mapped onto its taxonomy, your license matched to its menu.
Drafts are built by the channel adapters — one per marketplace, each fluent in that shop's rulebook.
Check the drafts side by side, adjust anything a shop will care about, and publish. Fanwise submits each draft, tracks approvals and moderation queues, and flags the rejections that need a human.
Nothing goes out unseen — Fanwise builds the drafts, a person signs them off.
The panels show a sample workspace. The product, its figures and the spec values are illustrative.
Change the price, a preview or the description on the master, and every derived listing updates on its own schedule.
When a shop bounces a draft, Fanwise shows the shop's reason and a suggested fix. Accepting it rebuilds and resubmits that one draft.
Marketplace specs are versioned. When a shop changes a rule, affected drafts rebuild and you get a note saying which listings moved.
Revenue from every channel lands in one ledger, so you can see which shops earn their $6.
Upload it once, pick your shops, and review the drafts side by side.
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