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The proliferation of electronic commerce platforms has necessitated sophisticated architectural frameworks capable of managing diverse user roles and operational requirements. This paper presents a comprehensive review of multi-panel e-commerce systems, focusing on three-tier architectures that segregate administrative, operational, and customer-facing functionalities. Through systematic analysis of existing literature and implementation strategies, we examine the evolution from traditional single-panel systems to contemporary multi-user environments. Our investigation reveals significant advantages in role-based access control, operational efficiency, and scalability when implementing segregated panel architectures. The study synthesizes findings from 18 peer-reviewed sources spanning 2000-2016, identifying key design patterns, security frameworks, and performance optimization techniques. Results indicate that multi-panel architectures demonstrate superior user experience metrics, enhanced security protocols, and improved operational workflow management compared to conventional approaches. This research contributes to the understanding of contemporary e-commerce system design by providing a structured framework for implementing role-differentiated platforms in specialized retail environments