Mapping
Your tables, your names
You tell the panel which table becomes what and which fields to show. No mandatory migration.
Mapping
playersPlayers
Linkedowned_vehiclesVehicles
Linkedbank_accountsAccounts
Linked
Database sync: your data in the panel
Your game keeps its tables. The panel connects to your database, reads what it needs and writes what you allow.
The code examples are illustrative: the exact formats are defined with your project.
Table mapping3 linked
Sync logExample
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What you manage · Sync
Reading time
A panel that shows the real state
The dashboard reads your database: players, vehicles, accounts. What the staff sees is what the game contains.
Players
Nolan LavigneMechanic · 12 480 $
Up to dateMaëlys CharrierDoctor · 8 900 $
Up to date
Write
Limited, logged writes
You allow writes on certain columns, for example rank or whitelist. Every write is logged.
Writes
players.whitelistAllowed
Activebank.balanceForbidden
Blocked
Setup
In four steps
01
Create a dedicated user
Basic user with limited rights.
02
Map the tables
Players, vehicles, accounts.
03
Choose read or write
Column by column.
04
Start the sync
And watch the log.
Style
In the style of your game
Overview: the database stays with you, and the panel connects to it with limited access.
See also
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Hover over a question.
01Do we need to change our schema?+
No, you describe the mapping.
02Can the panel write everything?+
Only the columns you allow.
03What happens if the database is unavailable?+
The panel shows a degraded state and retries.