What Ignix does not do

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It does not publish to WhatsApp as a post. WhatsApp is a messaging channel.
It does not send broadcasts on Instagram or Facebook. Their 24-hour messaging window does not allow it.
It does not send media inside sequences (broadcasts can carry media).
It does not manage inboxes for TikTok, Pinterest or Snapchat. Pinterest and Snapchat do not offer inbox access; TikTok only opens it to business accounts, and Ignix does not support it yet.
It does not reply privately to comments outside Instagram and Facebook.
It does not generate adult, sexual or NSFW content, deepfakes or face swaps. See the Acceptable Use Policy.
It does not run ads or manage ad campaigns.
It does not search Instagram, TikTok, Facebook or LinkedIn for mentions. Those networks have no public search API and Ignix does not scrape. On them you see everything that reaches your own accounts, labelled and counted the same way.

It does not sell physical products or handle shipping. The store is for digital products, courses, memberships and paid sessions.
It does not take PayPal. Payments go through Stripe, with whatever methods you turn on there.
It does not take deposits or partial payments. A paid appointment is charged in full when booking.
It does not calculate VAT or other taxes, and it does not issue invoices on your behalf. Taxes on your sales are yours to handle.
It does not offer a custom domain for your store. Your page lives at bio.ignix.social/your-name.
Courses have no quizzes, certificates, comments or community.
Memberships have no free trials and one price per membership; for two levels, create two memberships.
It does not run an affiliate program for your products.
It does not send email newsletters to your buyers. They become contacts, and you reach them through Ignix's messaging channels.
Each product is sold in one currency, the one you choose for it.
It does not host video calls. Paid sessions happen in Google Meet, Zoom or wherever your link points.