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-The inbox pattern is a popular design pattern that ensures:
+Talking about distributed computers & servers, it is quite normal nowadays to communicate between servers.
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+Unlike a regular conversation though, there's no guarantee the message gets delivered only once, arrives in the right order, or even gets a "got it!" reply.
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+Thus, we have **Inbox Pattern** to help us to achieve that.
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+## What is the Inbox Pattern
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+**The Inbox Pattern** is a popular design pattern in the microservice architecture that ensures:
 
 - High availability ✅
 - Guaranteed webhook deliverance, no msg lost ✅
 - Guaranteed **exactly-once/unique** webhook requests ✅
-- Execute webhook requests **in ORDER** ✅
+- Execute webhook requests **in ORDER/sequence** ✅
 - (Optional) High visibility & debug all prev requests ✅
 
-Laravel Inbox Process (powered by ShipSaaS) ships everything and 
+And with that being said:
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+**Laravel Inbox Process (powered by ShipSaaS)** ships everything out-of-the-box and 
 helps you to roll out the inbox process in no time 😎🚀.
 
 ## Supports
 - Laravel 10+
 - PHP 8.2+
-- MySQL 8 and Postgres 13+
+- MySQL 8, MariaDB & Postgres 13+
 
-## Architecture
+## Architecture Diagram
 
 ![ShipSaaS - Laravel Inbox Process](./.github/arch.png)
 
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 Visit: [ShipSaaS Inbox Documentation](https://inbox.shipsaas.tech)
 
-Best practices & notes are well documented too 😎!
+Best practices, usage & notes are well documented too 😎!
 
 ## Testing