AccessInfinite

Development Progress

OCTOBER 9 · LIVE DEVELOPMENT UPDATE

Phase 6 — operational HQ checkpoint

A dedicated, authenticated owner interface is published at AccessInfinite HQ. Administrator server-rendering checks passed for all 13 business sections, including global search, alert overview and team access. The anonymous-login gate was also checked.

Implemented: searchable customer profiles, support reply and internal-note workflows, project status and progress notes, activity history, and a restricted Support Agent role. These features still require real signed-in customer and staff end-to-end tests before they are considered production-complete.

Owner HQ now includes searchable records, a live-count attention center and a team directory. The restricted Support Agent role is registered without WordPress administrator powers. Full customer and staff interactive tests are still pending.

Project record added: AccessInfinite Owner HQ — Phase 6 (in development). Checkout, automatic licensing, secure product delivery and infrastructure-wide monitoring remain pending.

AccessInfinite · Development updates

Our build progress

Track what has been deployed, what we’re actively building, and what still requires testing. We update this summary as milestones are verified.

Last verified: October 9, 2026 · Public development summary (no private account or system details)

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Core website published

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Main platform integration in development

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Commercial theme editions planned

Today’s verified milestones

Published · Main website and previews

AccessInfinite product pages, customer-account entry points, and the Trades theme preview are available on the website. Publishing a preview does not mean the underlying product is ready to sell.

Installed · Owner operations dashboard

Administrative records for customers, support requests, build projects, licensing and optional paid support are implemented. Server-side status checks have passed; full interactive user-flow testing is still pending.

In development · Customer WordPress connector

A development package is prepared. Secure customer pairing, live connection monitoring and revocation still require installation and end-to-end verification.

In development · Trades themes

Standard ($19.99) and Premium ($99) editions are in the project pipeline. Installable commercial packages and page-builder compatibility testing are not complete.

Pending · Billing, delivery and renewal automation

Payments are disabled. Automatic license issuance, renewal billing, expiration notifications, product downloads and paid-support enforcement have not yet been launched.

Published · AccessInfinite Owner HQ standalone portal

Owner-only dashboard now runs at /hq/ with dedicated business modules. Administrator login protection, code validation, and connection checks passed. A separately hosted subdomain, complete native workflows and payment integrations are still in development.

What we’re completing next

  1. Secure connector pairing and disconnect tests on a separate WordPress site.
  2. Customer dashboard verification with a real test account.
  3. Installable Trades Standard and Premium theme packages.
  4. Mobile and page-builder compatibility testing.
  5. Checkout, licensing, customer downloads and support-plan renewals after testing.

This page is a read-only public summary. Private development records, customer details and operational information remain restricted to authorized administrators.

In development · HQ project & ticket workflows

The owner portal now includes native project creation and project-status controls plus support-ticket status controls, with administrator permissions and request-token checks. The PHP checks passed; authenticated end-to-end form testing remains pending. License records are visible, but automatic issuance and financial systems are not enabled.

Mobile HQ navigation verification — October 9

An Android screenshot confirmed successful Owner HQ login and dashboard rendering. The mobile navigation previously required horizontal scrolling and hid some business sections. We deployed a compact expandable mobile menu with grouped access to every authorized HQ module and mobile search for administrators, while retaining the desktop sidebar.

WordPress and PHP checks passed; authenticated server-side HQ overview and team screens rendered normally. Visual confirmation of the updated menu on the actual phone remains pending.