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80.1 Admin Dashboard Overview

The Admin Dashboard is the control center for platform operators.

  • View global stats (users, quests, completions, wallet connections)
  • Moderate content and flag suspicious activity
  • Manage Guild and Faction applications
  • Monitor seasonal progression and rewards allocation
  • Set featured quests, events, and announcements

Admin Panel Features (Internal Team)

The internal team uses an admin dashboard to manage the platform:

  • User Management: View and search user accounts, with ability to:

    • See user details (wallet address, username, level, roles).
    • Impose penalties (flag, suspend, ban users) in case of cheating.
    • Adjust balances or rewards in rare cases (e.g., compensate if a reward distribution failed, or remove points if found cheating).
    • See user activity logs (quest completions, IP logs) for debugging issues or investigating abuse.

  • Quest Management: A central place to create, edit, or remove quests:

    • Create new quests manually or from templates. This includes setting up prerequisites, writing descriptions, adding images, etc.
    • Schedule quests (set active time window).
    • Attach rewards: points (auto), XP (auto), plus any Gold or item distribution. For Gold, the system will deduct from some reward pool; for items, ensure inventory exists; for tokens, coordinate with distribution system.
    • Set validation logic: auto-validate (with predefined parameters, like check if wallet did X) or manual.
    • Monitor quest progress: how many completed, how many pending approvals (for manual ones), etc.
    • Retire or update quests if issues arise (e.g., if a quest is found to be buggy or abused, admins can disable it).

  • Season Management: Tools to configure seasonal parameters:

    • Start/end dates for seasons, weekly cycle settings.
    • Reward tiers for the season (what rank gets what prize, or points thresholds for prizes).
    • If using “season pass” concept, manage that – but here it’s more free vs NFT full.
    • Reset mechanism that triggers at season end: archive old data, reset points, snapshot leaderboards to Hall of Fame.

  • Economy Settings: Control global economy parameters:

    • XP curve (XP needed per level).
    • Point rewards scaling or multipliers (if an event double points week, admin can turn that on).
    • Gold reward rates or caps for free accounts.
    • Prices of items in Gold (if there’s an in-app shop).
    • NFT minting settings (policy IDs, supply).

  • Item/NFT Management: Only if we issues our own NFTs or items:

    • Create item definitions (name, type, effect).
    • Mint/burn items to users as needed. Possibly an interface to a minting service or to drop NFTs to addresses.
    • Manage inventory of special rewards (like if there are only 100 of a certain NFT, track distribution).

  • Guild & Faction Oversight:

    • View all guilds, their membership, points. Admin can disband a guild if necessary (e.g., if full of bot accounts), or rename if issues.
    • Approve guild logo uploads (to avoid inappropriate images).
    • Faction management: approve new faction requests, edit faction info pages, assign partner admin accounts to factions.

  • Partner (Faction) Admin Accounts: The system allows creating admin accounts linked to specific factions, with limited rights:

    • A partner admin can only create/edit quests for their faction, view their faction’s analytics, and manage their faction’s reward distributions.
    • They cannot see or change other factions or overall system settings.
    • The internal team can impersonate or assist partner accounts if needed through the master admin.

  • Analytics & Monitoring:

    • Dashboard for active users, quest completion stats, engagement metrics (DAU, MAU, etc.), which quests are most popular.
    • Leaderboard preview or tools to recompute if needed.
    • Fraud detection dashboards: anomalies in completions, unusual account creation spikes, etc.
    • Server health and logs if integrated (though devops might be separate).

  • Integration Management:

    • DripDropz integration interface: e.g., export list of winners for quest X in the format needed for DripDropz, or possibly trigger an API call to set up the drop.
    • Webhooks management for external triggers (like if a partner’s system pings AdaVoyager when something happens).
    • API keys for partners if they use AdaVoyager API (with scopes limited to their data).

  • Content & Announcement:

    • Post news or announcements that appear in the app (like “Season 4 begins June 1!”).
    • Update wiki/documentation content easily for end users.

  • Security & Roles (Internal):

    • Not all internal admins have full power. Likely roles such as: Community Moderator (can ban users, approve quests but not change economy), Content Manager (can edit quests and content), SysAdmin (full access). The admin panel may show/hide sections based on role.
    • Audit logs of admin actions for accountability (who banned who, who changed what quest reward, etc.).