About This Architecture

ConnectHer Platform ER diagram models a university-based item lending community with user authentication, item catalogs, lending transactions, and moderation workflows. The schema connects USER accounts through LOGIN_ATTEMPT tracking, ITEM management with CATEGORY classification, and LENDING_RECORD transactions between borrowers and lenders. Community features include COMMUNITY groups with COMMUNITY_MEMBER roles, content moderation via REPORTED_CONTENT with ADMIN_ACTION enforcement, and comprehensive logging through ERROR_LOG, FORM_VALIDATION_ERROR, and NOTIFICATION tables. This architecture demonstrates best practices for multi-tenant SaaS platforms requiring audit trails, role-based access control, and trust and safety workflows. Fork and customize this diagram on Diagrams.so to adapt the schema for your own marketplace or community platform, then export as .drawio or .png for documentation and team collaboration.

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How do you design a database schema for a peer-to-peer lending platform with user authentication, item management, lending transactions, and content moderation?

The ConnectHer ER diagram shows a normalized schema with USER as the central entity, connected to LOGIN_ATTEMPT for security tracking, ITEM and LENDING_RECORD for transaction management, COMMUNITY and COMMUNITY_MEMBER for group features, and REPORTED_CONTENT with ADMIN_ACTION for moderation. This design ensures audit trails, role-based permissions, and scalability for multi-tenant marketplaces.