Update 0.0.10 focuses on expansion. This phase introduced entirely new platform capabilities while also strengthening the operational backbone that allows Elite Core to scale cleanly across multiple businesses, programs, and storefronts.
As development progressed through January and into February, the goal was to ensure Elite Core is not just growing in features, but growing in structure. This update reflects a major step forward in how the ecosystem is beginning to connect: marketing websites, storefronts, warehousing, shipping, and operational tracking are all starting to move under one unified system.
PromoShowcase: The First Step Toward Distributor Websites
PromoShowcase entered its first stage of development in update 0.0.10. This is the beginning of Elite Core’s website layer, designed to allow distributors to launch a full promotional website experience without relying on disconnected platforms or manual site builds.
The initial concept focuses on creating the framework required for a distributor to generate a new site, establish structure, and begin pulling product content into a usable marketing environment.
- Initial PromoShowcase foundation introduced
- Website creation workflow established for distributors
- Early product import capability added as the first content pipeline
This marks the start of a much larger system that will eventually connect storefront programs, product catalogs, and marketing content into a single, controllable web presence.
Warehouse Builder: A Visual Approach to Real Inventory Movement
Update 0.0.10 also introduced the first stage of the Warehouse Builder concept. Elite Core is beginning to support warehouse mapping in a way that feels visual, intuitive, and operationally accurate.
Instead of relying on abstract lists and location codes alone, Warehouse Builder is designed around a clickable, grid-based layout where real warehouse environments can be represented in a structured way.
- Interactive warehouse grid concept introduced
- Structured warehouse mapping framework added
- Foundation laid for inventory movement visibility and storage logic
The long-term goal is simple: make warehouse operations easier to understand, easier to scale, and far less dependent on tribal knowledge. This update represents the earliest stage of that system.
Operational Updates: PromoStores Analytics and Reusable User Systems
Elite Core continues to strengthen its operational intelligence, and update 0.0.10 made key improvements in visibility and reuse.
PromoStores now has stronger analytics support, giving teams clearer insight into how programs perform and what real activity is being generated through each store.
- PromoStores analytics added to measure store performance
- Improved visibility into sales and program activity per site
- Better internal tracking for operational review and decision-making
Alongside this, user syncing systems were refined so that user accounts and participants can be reused more effectively across programs. This reduces setup time and allows Elite Core to behave more like a true multi-program platform rather than isolated storefront instances.
Shipping Improvements: Carrier Support and Smoother Logistics
Shipping continues to be one of the most important real-world pressure points in promotional operations, and update 0.0.10 focused heavily on improving how Elite Core handles logistics.
More structure was introduced around carrier support, helping Elite Core move toward predictable, trackable shipping behavior that aligns with real distributor workflows.
- Expanded carrier support (FedEx, UPS, and other shipping systems)
- Improved groundwork for accurate shipping calculations and service selection
- Better alignment between checkout behavior and real fulfillment processes
These shipping improvements help ensure PromoStores and operational order management can scale without introducing risk or inconsistent delivery workflows.
Further SaaS Refinement: Instances, Structure, and Scalability
Update 0.0.10 also continued reinforcing Elite Core’s SaaS architecture. As more distributors, storefronts, and business environments are added, the system must remain cleanly separated, secure, and scalable.
This phase improved the structural foundation around instances and multi-tenant behavior, ensuring Elite Core can support growth without sacrificing stability or introducing messy cross-system dependencies.
- Continued refinement of instance-based architecture
- Improved structure for multi-business expansion
- Better groundwork for long-term SaaS scalability and control
This is the quiet work that users may not immediately see, but it defines whether the platform can grow into a true ecosystem.
What comes next
Update 0.0.10 is a major step forward in turning Elite Core into more than a platform for storefronts. With PromoShowcase beginning to take shape, Warehouse Builder entering early development, shipping systems becoming more structured, and operational analytics improving, Elite Core is moving closer to becoming a full end-to-end promotional infrastructure.
The next phase will continue expanding these systems while tightening how they connect, ensuring every new capability remains unified under a single operational source of truth.
