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Services to Implement: User registration/login (with roles: seller/user). Profile management (update name, language, nationality). Notification system (send based on categories/frequency). Address CRUD (create/read/update/delete). Payment method management. Support ticket creation/resolution. Comment/review posting (with likes/dislikes). Catalog Service (Manages products, categories, properties): Collections: ProductCategory, ProductCategoryDocument, ShopCategory, ShopCategoryDocument, Property, PropertyDocument, Tag, Product, ProductDocument, Brand. Services to Implement: Category CRUD (hierarchical trees for shops/products). Product listing/create/update (with properties, tags, images). Brand management. Search/filtering (by tags, categories, properties). Property definition (user/system types). Why? Core catalog domain; scales independently for search-heavy ops. Vendor Service (Handles shops, branches, regions): Collections: Shop, ShopDocument, Branch, Region, RegionDocument. Services to Implement: Shop/branch creation (with addresses, schedules, facilities). Region management (polygons for geo-queries). Vendor approval (adminStatus updates). Scoring/facilities updates. Why? Vendor-specific; allows separate scaling for multi-vendor growth. Discount Service (Manages promotions and discounts): Collections: ItemDiscount, Discount. Services to Implement: Discount creation (types, percentages, expirations, limits). Apply discounts to items/products/shops. Validation (e.g., check expiry, max usage). Event emission for discount applications. Why? Isolated for complex rules; easy to update without affecting core e-commerce. Order Service (Handles orders, reservations, transactions): Collections: Order, OrderDetail, Transaction, Reservation. Services to Implement: Order creation/processing (apply discounts, calculate final price). Payment integration (via PaymentMethod refs). Transaction logging (increases/decreases). Status updates (e.g., delivery time, process). Reservation handling. Why? Transactional core; use sagas for distributed transactions (e.g., with discounts). Advertisement Service (Handles ads and banners): Collections: Advertisement. Services to Implement: Ad creation (banners, costs, dates). Targeting (by location, tags, user). Transaction linking for ad payments. Why? Non-core; can be scaled separately for marketing teams. API Gateway / Orchestration Service (Cross-cutting): No specific collections; aggregates from others. Services: Authentication, rate-limiting, routing to other services. Why? Entry point; handles multi-language responses. */