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1 · Concepts & admin model
61Separate the in-app superadmin from the three-tier ops model, adopt the inspect-then-configure pattern that makes this phase work on any CodeCanyon app, and learn the Playwright + Livewire traps before you touch a single form.
2 · Survey & brand profile
62Run the up-front discovery that every later task depends on — a vendor capabilities inventory (what's admin-editable vs hardcoded, what's tier-gated), a vendor-docs digest with the APP_ENV gotcha scan, and a one-page brand profile that answers every "what colour / name / plan?" question before it's asked.
3 · Credentials & branding
63Lock the admin account first (default superadmin@example.com / 123456 is publicly known), generate and upload a coherent brand asset kit, resolve the correct PHP binary for every SSH command, then audit and replace the vendor's seeded demo content before any public URL goes live.
4 · Email (SMTP)
64Wire transactional email through the admin panel, and learn the Froiden-family trap where a CustomConfigProvider loads SMTP from the database regardless of APP_ENV — meaning the panel's "APP_ENV changed" warning banner lies and .env MAIL_* values are ignored at runtime.
5 · Payments & plans
65Stand up the payment gateway and subscription plans — pick a Stripe account strategy, discover the REAL webhook URL and event list (never assume /stripe/webhook), grab sandbox keys with the three-actor model, paste them into the admin panel (verifying columns with DESCRIBE first), and create plans only after market research unblocks the pricing.
6 · Legal & consent
66Stand up the three legal essentials — a cookie/GDPR consent banner, a Privacy Policy, and Terms of Service — using the check-first pattern. Fill admin-panel fields when present, create missing Privacy/Terms routes when absent, and hand consent-banner code work to Phase 7 as a named blocker.
7 · Theme & system pages
67Apply your brand colours through the admin panel or capture the Phase 8 code task, confirm the error pages (404/500/503) are branded rather than raw Laravel defaults, and prepare a branded maintenance-mode page you can flip on safely with a bypass token.
8 · Engagement & SEO
68Wire the growth surfaces — GA4 analytics via the universal 3-file Safe Vendor Deviation Pattern (the canonical example), plus the lighter check-first tasks for a chat widget, social login, the blog system, and the sitemap. Most CodeCanyon scripts ship zero built-in analytics, so the deviation path is the common case.
Phase 7 · Security & monitoring
69Harden the deployed app (rotate vendor defaults, TLS/HSTS, security headers, rate limits, session/mass-assignment audit), add an audit trail, then make it observable — off-server backups, Sentry, uptime, logs — and close out the legal layer (GDPR, cookie consent) and compliance tracks (SOC 2 / HIPAA).
1 · Harden first
70Treat every shipped secret as compromised — rotate vendor defaults, lock down file permissions, throttle sensitive endpoints, and audit mass assignment + session cookies before anything watches the app.
2 · Security headers & packages
71Enforce HTTPS with HSTS + the standard header set in .htaccess, back it with a SecurityHeaders middleware, force HTTPS in production, encrypt high-risk PII fields, and require strong passwords — for Grade A at securityheaders.com (unsafe-inline caps at A until CSP nonces/hashes).
3 · Activity logging
72Give security-relevant events a durable audit trail — install Spatie Activity Log, capture model changes, log auth and GDPR actions, and auto-prune old records so an incident always has a paper trail.