feat: implement skattekonto drift detection and alerting (#525)

* feat: implement skattekonto drift detection and alerting

- Add skattekonto drift computation logic to compare Skatteverket's saldo with GL 1630 sum.
- Implement alerting mechanism for significant drift changes, with throttling to prevent alert spamming.
- Introduce database functions to sum GL 1630 entries and list unbooked skattekonto rows.

feat: create own account transfer detection

- Develop logic to detect transfers between a company's own cash accounts based on counterparty IBAN.
- Implement tests to validate detection logic under various scenarios, including matching and non-matching IBANs.

feat: establish cash accounts as a first-class entity

- Create cash_accounts table to manage routable cash accounts, replacing ad-hoc JSONB structures.
- Implement functions for listing, upserting, and managing cash accounts, including primary account designation.

feat: enhance GL line reconciliation functionality

- Modify get_unlinked_1930_lines RPC to accept any account number for reconciliation, improving flexibility for different currencies.
- Update related functions to ensure compatibility with the new cash_accounts structure.

feat: capture counterparty IBAN in transactions

- Add counterparty_iban column to transactions table to facilitate intra-account transfer detection.
- Create index for efficient lookups based on counterparty IBAN.

* feat: Enhance cash account handling and reconciliation processes

- Updated reconciliation routes to enforce cash account validation for all account numbers, including '1930'.
- Improved error handling for unknown cash accounts in reconciliation status and unmatched entries routes.
- Changed CashAccountSelector to use sessionStorage instead of localStorage for better data privacy.
- Fixed mapping for employer payroll taxes to route to the correct account (2730 instead of 2731).
- Added safety checks for company IDs in the guessCounterAccount function to prevent injection vulnerabilities.
- Introduced atomic RPC for setting primary cash accounts to avoid intermediate states during updates.
- Seeded default cash accounts for new companies to ensure reconciliation routes are accessible from day one.
- Updated email notifications for drift detection to avoid exposing sensitive financial data.
- Enhanced bank reconciliation logic to handle multi-currency transactions correctly.
- Renamed and updated tests to reflect changes in the underlying RPCs and ensure accurate coverage.
- Migrated existing cash account rules to correct mappings in compliance with Swedish accounting standards.
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Mattsson
2026-05-19 16:10:18 +02:00
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import { describe, it, expect } from 'vitest'
import { createQueuedMockSupabase } from '@/tests/helpers'
import { detectOwnAccountTransfer } from '../own-account-detector'
import type { Transaction } from '@/types'
function makeTx(overrides: Partial<Transaction> = {}): Transaction {
return {
id: 'tx-1',
user_id: 'user-1',
company_id: 'company-1',
bank_connection_id: 'conn-sek',
external_id: 'eb_sek_1',
date: '2026-06-12',
description: 'Överföring till EUR-konto',
amount: -1000,
currency: 'SEK',
amount_sek: -1000,
exchange_rate: null,
exchange_rate_date: null,
category: 'uncategorized',
is_business: null,
invoice_id: null,
supplier_invoice_id: null,
potential_invoice_id: null,
potential_supplier_invoice_id: null,
journal_entry_id: null,
mcc_code: null,
merchant_name: null,
receipt_id: null,
document_id: null,
reconciliation_method: null,
import_source: 'enable_banking',
reference: null,
counterparty_iban: 'SE9550000000054910000003',
counterparty_account: null,
notes: null,
created_at: '2026-06-12T00:00:00Z',
updated_at: '2026-06-12T00:00:00Z',
...overrides,
}
}
describe('detectOwnAccountTransfer', () => {
it('returns null when transaction has no counterparty_iban', async () => {
const { supabase } = createQueuedMockSupabase()
const result = await detectOwnAccountTransfer(
supabase as never,
'company-1',
makeTx({ counterparty_iban: null }),
)
expect(result).toBeNull()
})
it('returns null when IBAN does not match any cash account for the company', async () => {
const { supabase, enqueue } = createQueuedMockSupabase()
enqueue({ data: null }) // findByIban miss
const result = await detectOwnAccountTransfer(
supabase as never,
'company-1',
makeTx({ counterparty_iban: 'NORANDOMVALUE' }),
)
expect(result).toBeNull()
})
it('matches IBAN and returns counter ledger account when present', async () => {
const { supabase, enqueue } = createQueuedMockSupabase()
// findByIban hit
enqueue({
data: {
id: 'ca-eur',
company_id: 'company-1',
bank_connection_id: 'conn-eur',
currency: 'EUR',
ledger_account: '1932',
iban: 'SE9550000000054910000003',
is_primary: false,
enabled: true,
source: 'enable_banking',
},
})
// pair candidate lookup — find the matching EUR-side leg
enqueue({
data: [{ id: 'tx-eur-leg', amount: 90.50, date: '2026-06-12' }],
})
const result = await detectOwnAccountTransfer(
supabase as never,
'company-1',
makeTx({ amount: -1000, counterparty_iban: 'SE9550000000054910000003' }),
)
expect(result).not.toBeNull()
expect(result!.counterLedgerAccount).toBe('1932')
expect(result!.counterCurrency).toBe('EUR')
expect(result!.pairTransactionId).toBe('tx-eur-leg')
})
it('returns pairTransactionId: null when the other leg has not been ingested yet', async () => {
const { supabase, enqueue } = createQueuedMockSupabase()
enqueue({
data: {
id: 'ca-eur',
company_id: 'company-1',
bank_connection_id: 'conn-eur',
currency: 'EUR',
ledger_account: '1932',
iban: 'SE9550000000054910000003',
is_primary: false,
enabled: true,
source: 'enable_banking',
},
})
enqueue({ data: [] }) // pair not present yet
const result = await detectOwnAccountTransfer(
supabase as never,
'company-1',
makeTx({ counterparty_iban: 'SE9550000000054910000003' }),
)
expect(result).not.toBeNull()
expect(result!.pairTransactionId).toBeNull()
expect(result!.counterLedgerAccount).toBe('1932')
})
it('refuses to pair when the counter ledger code is outside the cash class (19xx)', async () => {
const { supabase, enqueue } = createQueuedMockSupabase()
enqueue({
data: {
id: 'ca-bad',
company_id: 'company-1',
bank_connection_id: null,
currency: 'SEK',
ledger_account: '6991', // not a cash account
iban: 'SE9550000000054910000003',
is_primary: false,
enabled: true,
source: 'manual',
},
})
const result = await detectOwnAccountTransfer(
supabase as never,
'company-1',
makeTx({ counterparty_iban: 'SE9550000000054910000003' }),
)
expect(result).toBeNull()
})
it('does not fall back to amount-only heuristics when IBAN missing — null instead', async () => {
const { supabase } = createQueuedMockSupabase()
const result = await detectOwnAccountTransfer(
supabase as never,
'company-1',
makeTx({ counterparty_iban: '' }),
)
expect(result).toBeNull()
})
})
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@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ import {
findCounterpartyTemplate,
buildMappingResultFromCounterpartyTemplate,
} from './counterparty-templates'
import { detectOwnAccountTransfer } from './own-account-detector'
import type {
MappingRule,
MappingResult,
@@ -56,6 +57,33 @@ export async function evaluateMappingRules(
): Promise<MappingResult> {
const bankAccount = settlementAccount || '1930'
// Pre-step: detect intra-company transfers. When the counterparty IBAN
// matches another cash_accounts row for the same company, book both legs
// as a transfer between the two ledger accounts instead of running the
// priority rules (which would mis-categorize the outflow as an expense).
try {
const transfer = await detectOwnAccountTransfer(supabase, companyId, transaction)
if (transfer) {
const isFx =
(transaction.currency || '').toUpperCase() !==
(transfer.counterCurrency || '').toUpperCase()
return buildOwnAccountTransferResult(
transaction,
bankAccount,
transfer.counterLedgerAccount,
isFx,
)
}
} catch (err) {
// Non-fatal — falling through to normal categorization is correct when
// the detector fails. We log so an unexpected upstream error is visible.
log.warn('own-account transfer detection failed', {
companyId,
transactionId: transaction.id,
error: err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err),
})
}
// Fetch all active rules (user-specific + system defaults), ordered by priority
const { data: rules, error } = await supabase
.from('mapping_rules')
@@ -299,6 +327,48 @@ function getDefaultResult(transaction: Transaction, bankAccount = '1930'): Mappi
}
}
/**
* Build a MappingResult for a detected own-account transfer.
*
* For an outflow (negative amount): debit the counter account, credit this
* side's settlement account. The counter side will book the mirror entry when
* its row is ingested.
*
* For an inflow (positive amount): debit this side's settlement account,
* credit the counter account.
*
* Confidence is high (0.95) because IBAN match against the company's own
* cash_accounts is an exact identity check, not a heuristic.
*
* `isFx` flips `requires_review` to true when the two legs sit on different
* currencies (e.g. SEK 1930 → EUR 1932). A cross-currency leg generally
* realises a kursvinst/kursförlust on 3960/7960 (ÅRL 4 kap 10 §) that the
* two-line transfer entry doesn't capture — a human must confirm the FX gain
* or loss line rather than auto-booking a potentially incomplete entry.
* Same-currency transfers stay auto-bookable.
*/
function buildOwnAccountTransferResult(
transaction: Transaction,
bankAccount: string,
counterAccount: string,
isFx: boolean = false,
): MappingResult {
const isOutflow = transaction.amount < 0
return {
rule: null,
debit_account: isOutflow ? counterAccount : bankAccount,
credit_account: isOutflow ? bankAccount : counterAccount,
risk_level: isFx ? 'MEDIUM' : 'LOW',
confidence: isFx ? 0.7 : 0.95,
requires_review: isFx,
default_private: false,
vat_lines: [],
description: isFx
? 'Överföring mellan egna konton (FX — granska kursvinst/förlust)'
: 'Överföring mellan egna konton',
}
}
/**
* Replace any default 1930 references in a mapping result with the actual settlement account.
* This allows mapping rules and templates that don't explicitly set a bank account
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@@ -0,0 +1,141 @@
import type { SupabaseClient } from '@supabase/supabase-js'
import type { Transaction } from '@/types'
import { findByIban } from '@/lib/cash-accounts/service'
import { createLogger } from '@/lib/logger'
const log = createLogger('own-account-detector')
export interface OwnAccountTransfer {
/** The cash account the OTHER leg of this transfer belongs to. */
counterCashAccountId: string
/** BAS ledger account of the counter account (debit/credit target). */
counterLedgerAccount: string
/** Currency of the counter account (informational — pairing key was IBAN). */
counterCurrency: string
/**
* Paired transaction id when the other leg has already been ingested.
* Null when only this leg is present so far — the categorizer still books
* the correct transfer entry on this side; the other leg will match when
* it arrives.
*/
pairTransactionId: string | null
}
/**
* Detect that this transaction is a transfer between two of the company's own
* cash accounts. Resolution is IBAN-based: we look up `transaction.counterparty_iban`
* in `cash_accounts` for the same company. When it matches another account,
* return the ledger account of the other side so the categorizer can book
* the transfer leg.
*
* Returns null when:
* - the transaction has no counterparty IBAN (manual entries, SIE imports,
* older PSD2 rows before counterparty_iban capture)
* - the counterparty IBAN doesn't match any cash account for this company
*
* No amount-only heuristic fallback: silent false positives at FX boundaries
* would mis-book legitimate external transfers as own-account moves.
*/
export async function detectOwnAccountTransfer(
supabase: SupabaseClient,
companyId: string,
transaction: Transaction,
): Promise<OwnAccountTransfer | null> {
const cpIban = transaction.counterparty_iban?.trim()
if (!cpIban) return null
const counterAccount = await findByIban(supabase, companyId, cpIban)
if (!counterAccount) return null
// Defense-in-depth: refuse to route to a non-cash BAS account. cash_accounts
// is constrained to BAS class 19 today but a future migration could relax it.
if (!/^19[0-9]{2}$/.test(counterAccount.ledger_account)) {
log.warn('counter account has non-cash ledger code — refusing to pair', {
companyId,
counterLedger: counterAccount.ledger_account,
})
return null
}
// Find the paired transaction on the other side, if it's already been
// ingested. Match on (company_id, bank_connection_id of counter account,
// opposite sign, ±2 days, unmatched).
//
// Within the date window the same account may carry several unrelated rows
// of the opposite sign (a supplier payment, a payroll batch, ...). Without
// an amount constraint the first one wins, and pairTransactionId can point
// at a completely unrelated row. For same-currency transfers we tighten the
// filter to the exact opposite amount. For cross-currency we can't — FX
// converts the figure — so we fall back to the loose window and then pick
// the candidate whose magnitude is closest to the original.
const dateFrom = addDays(transaction.date, -2)
const dateTo = addDays(transaction.date, 2)
const oppositeSign = transaction.amount > 0 ? 'lt' : 'gt'
const sameCurrency =
transaction.currency?.toUpperCase() === counterAccount.currency?.toUpperCase()
let q = supabase
.from('transactions')
.select('id, amount, date')
.eq('company_id', companyId)
.is('journal_entry_id', null)
.gte('date', dateFrom)
.lte('date', dateTo)
.neq('id', transaction.id)
if (counterAccount.bank_connection_id) {
q = q.eq('bank_connection_id', counterAccount.bank_connection_id)
}
if (sameCurrency) {
// Exact opposite amount. Postgres numeric comparison handles trailing
// zeroes consistently; bank PSD2 amounts are stored at <= 2 decimals so
// an equality match is the right primitive here.
q = q.eq('amount', -transaction.amount)
} else {
q = oppositeSign === 'lt' ? q.lt('amount', 0) : q.gt('amount', 0)
}
const { data: pairCandidates, error } = await q.limit(5)
if (error) {
log.warn('pair candidate lookup failed', {
companyId,
transactionId: transaction.id,
error: error.message,
})
}
// Same-currency lookup is already amount-equal so any returned row is a
// legitimate pair. Cross-currency: pick the row whose magnitude is closest
// to the original, which beats taking whatever DB ordering returns first
// when multiple unrelated rows fall inside the window.
type PairCandidate = { id: string; amount: number | string; date: string }
const candidates = ((pairCandidates ?? []) as PairCandidate[]).filter(p => p.id !== transaction.id)
let pair: PairCandidate | null = null
if (candidates.length > 0) {
if (sameCurrency) {
pair = candidates[0]
} else {
const target = Math.abs(transaction.amount)
pair = candidates.reduce<PairCandidate | null>((best, c) => {
if (best === null) return c
const cAbs = Math.abs(Number(c.amount) || 0)
const bestAbs = Math.abs(Number(best.amount) || 0)
return Math.abs(cAbs - target) < Math.abs(bestAbs - target) ? c : best
}, null)
}
}
return {
counterCashAccountId: counterAccount.id,
counterLedgerAccount: counterAccount.ledger_account,
counterCurrency: counterAccount.currency,
pairTransactionId: pair?.id ?? null,
}
}
function addDays(iso: string, days: number): string {
const d = new Date(iso + 'T00:00:00Z')
d.setUTCDate(d.getUTCDate() + days)
return d.toISOString().slice(0, 10)
}