Abstract: A tracking system may perform authorization, restriction, listing, tracking, and other functions. The system may restrict access to functionality of the system based on various user roles having linkages with authorization attributes specifying different accesses. Users with a first user role make generate tracking objects and users with a second user role may enroll with the tracking objects. Users with the second user role may input progression metrics and verification of the progression metrics. Users with the second user role may receive an engagement score based on interactions of users with a third user role. Furthermore, users with a fourth user role may engage users with the second user role with sponsorships based on the engagement scores. Dependent on user role, the system may present a virtual gate graphical user interface (GUI) preventing some users from accessing functions of the system in visualizations of the GUI.

Abstract: A tracking system may perform authorization, restriction, listing, tracking, and other functions. The system may restrict access to functionality of the system based on various user roles having linkages with authorization attributes specifying different accesses. Users with a first user role make generate tracking objects and users with a second user role may enroll with the tracking objects. Users with the second user role may input progression metrics and verification of the progression metrics. Users with the second user role may receive an engagement score based on interactions of users with a third user role. Furthermore, users with a fourth user role may engage users with the second user role with sponsorships based on the engagement scores. Dependent on user role, the system may present a virtual gate graphical user interface (GUI) preventing some users from accessing functions of the system in visualizations of the GUI.