As an admin managing Saclab inventory on Airtable, I want the Includes field to display “Full set:” followed by any other selected items when I choose “Full set,” so that the field clearly shows the chosen combination without automation filling it in.
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Scenario: Choosing "Full set" formats the Includes field with selected items |
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Update copy in the Price & Payout section for clarity and consistency with SACLÀB’s trust-based tone.
No structural or functional changes, text only.
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Given I view the seller form |
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Given I view the same section |
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Given I see the payout field |
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Given I view the section headline |
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https://cheitgroup.atlassian.net/projects/SCLB/versions/11575 |
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30.10 Release (2025) |
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Base: SYB Submitted Base – View “Declined”
Reduce Airtable storage usage by compressing and downsizing all attached images in the “Declined” view of the SYB Submitted base to approximately 100 KB per image.
Identify all records in the “Declined” view that contain image attachments.
Download attachments and compress them to ~100 KB per image using an appropriate compression method.
Re-upload compressed versions to Airtable, replacing the original images while keeping filenames and attachment order consistent.
Confirm backup/archive status:
Check whether the full-size original images for these declined records are already archived in HubSpot.
If not archived, store them in Box, using the following naming convention:
DealID_AirtableID_ProductName_ImageNr
Future consideration:
The same compression and archival process may be repeated in the future for sold SYB items to manage attachment storage limits efficiently.
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Records exist in “Declined” view with image attachments |
The compression script/process runs |
All attachments are reduced to ~100 KB per image |
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Declined items’ full-size images exist in HubSpot |
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Confirm us |
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Declined items’ full-size images do not exist in HubSpot |
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Originals are saved to Box following naming convention |
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The developer completes the process |
Compression and archival are successful |
Airtable storage usage is reduced without losing reference images |
General description
Epic ticket:
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https://cheitgroup.atlassian.net/projects/SCLB/versions/11606 |
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28.10 Release (2025) |
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User Story
As an admin, I want to set a specific start and end time for coupons in addition to dates, so that I can control precisely when a promotion becomes active and expires on http://saclab.com .
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Add timer control for coupon activation and expiry |
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Given the admin is logged into the Saclàb backend Then beside adding the Published and expiry date, admin can also add the start and expire TIME for the coupon |
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Scenario: Ensure backward compatibility for existing coupons |
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https://cheitgroup.atlassian.net/projects/SCLB/versions/11574 |
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22.10 Release (2025) |
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Improve model filter visibility on saclab.com/bags. The current model list cuts off after the first “See more” action, hiding important models like Timeless or Wallet on Chain. The update ensures only in-stock models are shown by default and fixes the list expansion to load progressively across multiple steps.
As a user, I want to see only in-stock models by default and progressively load more options step-by-step, so I can browse relevant models without being overwhelmed by long or cut-off lists.
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Default view Given: By default: Availability = “Only in-stock items” Currently, default is “All Models” |
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All items view Given: Availability = “All items” |
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Brand selection |
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Switching availability Given: A brand is selected When: Availability changes from “Only in-stock” to “All items” Then: Update the list dynamically to include all models for that brand |
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Progressive expansion Given: The model list exceeds display capacity When: User clicks “+ SEE MORE” repeatedly Then: Each click loads the next portion of hidden options (not the full list at once) |
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Scenario: Show sold-out items (“What you have missed”) when Availability = Only in-stock items Given Availability is set to “Only in-stock items” (default) Then show only in-stock items in the main results And after the user reaches the bottom of the in-stock list, display section called “What you have missed” And this section shows sold-out items that match the user’s filters Goal: Users still find relevant sold-out items even when browsing in-stock mode |
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Scenario: Bag count reflects the selected availability Given Availability = “Only in-stock items” Then the bag count (e.g. “60 bags”) must show only the number of in-stock items And sold-out items shown in “What you have missed” are not included in that count Given Availability = “All items” Then the bag count must show all items (in-stock + sold-out) (Goal: The bag count always matches the user’s selected availability.) |
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Default mode is “Only in-stock items.”
Alphabetical order remains consistent across all states.
The “+ SEE MORE” link progressively reveals additional batches of models instead of loading everything at once.
“– SEE LESS” only appears once the full list is shown.
Logic applies globally and per-brand.
General description
Epic ticket:
Desktop:
Mobile: