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feat(invoices): offert to kundorder, the missing step in offert, order, faktura (#2442)
* feat(invoices): offert to kundorder, the missing step in offert, order, faktura "Skapa order" on an open or accepted quote creates a draft kundorder from its lines. The quote stays as the customer's accepted agreement (flips to quote_status accepted with a compare-and-set on the decision that was read); the order is delivered and invoiced, in full or in parts, from the kundorder page. Declined quotes are refused. Same action on the MCP side: gnubok_convert_invoice takes target 'order', staged under the existing convert_invoice operation type. Why the problem occurred: the proforma -> order conversion refused every source that was not a proforma, so the offert, which is what users actually send before an order, could only become an invoice. The product had both ends of the Fortnox flow (offert, kundorder) but no bridge. What was removed or simplified: no second service and no new operation type. The proforma conversion became the document conversion (lib/sales-orders/convert-to-sales-order.ts) with the quote source as a branch on the source update, mirroring how convertToInvoice already treats the two. The MCP surface is one tool with a target parameter rather than a sibling tool, which also gives proforma -> order the MCP surface it did not have. Why this shape: the sale must never exist twice. A quote with a live converted invoice cannot become an order (INVOICE_QUOTE_ALREADY_INVOICED), and a quote with a live kundorder cannot become an invoice a second time (new INVOICE_QUOTE_ALREADY_ORDERED: invoice from the order instead). A cancelled order or invoice frees the quote again. Rejected: cancelling the quote like the proforma path (hides the accepted agreement), a separate gnubok_convert_quote_to_order tool, and refusing expired quotes (the invoice path allows them behind a confirm; the order path does the same). Fixes #2224 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RxwavqBoG1HwFD5znkCGLv * fix(sales-orders): hold the one-sale-per-quote guard in the database and fail closed on a missing FX rate Skeptic refutations on the offert -> kundorder change: 1. An already-accepted quote could be converted twice concurrently (two orders, or an order and an invoice): the services' pre-checks are not serialized and the accepted -> accepted compare-and-set matches for every caller. Migration 20260908152555 adds a partial unique index (one live kundorder per source document) and two BEFORE triggers that lock the quote row and refuse a live order beside a live converted invoice and vice versa, so concurrent conversions queue and the second one sees the first. The services map the raised codes onto the same 409s the pre-checks use. pg-real test covers the index, both directions, reopen from cancelled, the member-session lock, and the concurrent pair on two connections. 2. createInvoiceFromSalesOrder booked a foreign-currency invoice with a NULL exchange rate when Riksbanken had none, which resolveSekAmount() then posts 1:1 as kronor. Pre-existing, but the quote now depends on the order path and the fail-closed quote -> invoice route is refused while an order lives. The order path now fails closed with SALES_ORDER_INVOICE_FX_RATE_UNAVAILABLE, like convertToInvoice. Refs #2224 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(pending): describe the kundorder outcome when approving a convert_invoice staged with target order The approval dialog's consequence sentence was keyed on operation_type alone and promised a faktura with F-number for every convert_invoice. With target 'order' the commit creates a draft kundorder and books nothing, so the sentence now reads the params (skeptic refutation). Refs #2224 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(invoices): lock the quote decision behind a live kundorder, run the guards as definer, name the offert on the order page Correctness skeptic refutations on the offert -> kundorder change: 1. A quote with a live kundorder could still be set to open or declined (dashboard route, v1, MCP): the decision guard only knew converted invoices. The dashboard then hid the re-accept button, so the quote was stuck as "Avböjd" behind a confirmed, invoiced order. Migration 20260908155231 extends invoices_quote_decision_guard to refuse leaving accepted while a live kundorder points at the quote (INVOICE_QUOTE_ALREADY_ORDERED); the three writers map the code. 2. The two source guards from 20260908152555 locked the quote row with a SELECT FOR UPDATE as the invoker. Under RLS that also applies the UPDATE policy, which admits only the caller's active company, so a multi-company member writing for another company through raw PostgREST got no row, no lock and no guard. All three guard functions are now SECURITY DEFINER. pg-real test covers the non-active company and the decision lock. 3. The kundorder page labelled every source "Proformafaktura". It now loads the source document and shows "Offert OF-nnn" for a quote; the MCP field description and the type comment say proforma or quote. Refs #2224 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(mcp): keep tools/list under its token ceiling and refuse cross-company sources in the definer guards CI: the target parameter and two description edits pushed the projected tools/list payload to 60 502 tokens against the 60 500 ceiling; the same facts now fit in fewer words (ceiling unchanged). Superagent P2: the source guards run as definer since 20260908155231, so a source_invoice_id or converted_from_id pointing at another company's document would have locked and inspected that row. Both guards now require the source to belong to the row's company and refuse otherwise (SALES_ORDER_SOURCE_COMPANY_MISMATCH / INVOICE_CONVERT_SOURCE_COMPANY_MISMATCH), covered by a cross-company pg-real case. Migration 20260908155231 was re-applied to staging under the same version (never on prod). Refs #2224 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(migrations): move the quote conversion guards to versions after main's 20260908164944 Main merged a later version while this branch was open; Supabase applies pending versions in order, so both files are renamed to fresh versions (20260908165000, 20260908165100) and re-tracked on staging under those. Byte-identical SQL. 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fix(customers): make country ISO-2 everywhere and check it against the customer type (#2241)
* fix(customers): make country ISO-2 everywhere and check it against the customer type (#2025, #2028) customers.country and suppliers.country were read as ISO codes by the periodisk sammanstallning (SKV 5740), Peppol and the provider importers but written as English names by the customer form and the v1 API, so a correct German customer produced GERMANY811234567 in the SKV file plus two false warnings, and an EU customer saved with land Sverige got reverse charge with nothing objecting until after the invoice was sent. - lib/vat/country-codes.ts: one helper that normalises codes and the Swedish/English names the writers used to store, the country-vs-type rule (swedish_business = SE, eu_business = EU member other than SE that matches the VAT prefix, non_eu_business = outside the EU), and the reverse-charge country gate. - Writers: customer form and supplier form get a country select; internal REST, v1 REST, bulk-create, MCP create/update, CSV/Excel import and the provider migration mapper normalise to a code and refuse unknown text; the consistency rule is a form error and an API 400 (CUSTOMER_COUNTRY_MISMATCH on update). An omitted country is SE for Swedish types, derived from the VAT prefix for eu_business, required for non_eu_business. - vat-rules.ts: getVatRules and friends take the country as a third argument and grant reverse charge only for an EU country other than SE; every invoice/sales-order/MCP call site passes customer.country. - periodisk sammanstallning reads legacy names through the same helper. - Migration 20260903170000: normalize_country_code() SQL twin, country_raw rollback column on both tables, backfill of every non-code row; unknown text is left as-is. pg-real test for the function. Closes #2025, closes #2028 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01D5EmmndLyDCmY5NHYAvYkE * fix(customers): keep reverse charge for defaulted-SE EU rows, gate the country rule on the fields it reads, fix build Skeptic and CI findings on #2241, one pass: - Migration step 4: eu_business rows whose country was null or only the old writer default (SE) while the VAT number names another EU member take the country from the prefix. The pre-2026-09 rules granted reverse charge on type + VIES validation alone, so these rows invoiced at 0% and would have flipped to 25% on the next invoice. country_raw = '' marks a null origin; rollback uses nullif(country_raw, ''). - countryPermitsReverseCharge refuses SE only: a VIES-validated number outweighs a non-EU address (Swiss company registered in DE, Monaco with a FR number, Northern Ireland XI). - checkCountryConsistency: an eu_business outside the EU VAT area is accepted when the VAT prefix is an EU-trade registration (incl. XI); Monaco maps to the FR prefix. - Internal PATCH, MCP update and the commit executor judge the country rule only when customer_type, country or vat_number is part of the update, so a contradictory legacy row can still change its email (v1 already did). - Webshop-order customers get the order's billing country; spreadsheet import derives a missing country from the type and flags contradictions (parser row error + execute schema refine). - Build: v1 [id] route typed the existing row through a narrowed alias (never) and passed messageSv/messageEn the v1 error context lacks; the self-billed customer projection lacked country. - Checks: regenerated skills/accounted-api (customer example country SE). - New parity test holds the migration's SQL name table to the TS table. - DECISIONS.md: correct migration version and the revised rule. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01D5EmmndLyDCmY5NHYAvYkE --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(sales-orders): pin the sales_order_items embed FK and teach the embed guard composite keys (#2207)
* fix(sales-orders): pin the sales_order_items embed FK and teach the embed guard composite keys Migration 20260902180000_sales_orders_hardening added a composite (sales_order_id, company_id) foreign key from sales_order_items to sales_orders next to the original single-column one. PostgREST then saw two relationships and answered every `items:sales_order_items(*)` embed with HTTP 300 / PGRST201, so kundorder list, detail, create and the MCP list tool all failed on prod and staging with "Oväntat serverfel". - Hint the three embeds with `!sales_order_items_sales_order_id_fkey` (route, load service, MCP list tool). - scripts/checks/ambiguous-embed.mjs only parsed single-column `FOREIGN KEY (col)`, which is why the ratchet reported 0 for this pair. It now reads composite column lists (named or default constraint name) in both CREATE TABLE and ALTER TABLE, derives the same 17 ambiguous pairs prod's pg_constraint reports, and flags all three shipped sites on main. - Unit tests for the composite shapes: alongside a single-column key, replacing one, and inline in CREATE TABLE. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Q7xJQL2aZo6iRHxCZNntUq * fix(checks): drop composite embed edges when DROP COLUMN removes a member column Postgres drops every foreign key a column takes part in, so the ambiguous-embed parser must release a composite edge (and its constraint name) when one of its columns is dropped, not only the single-column key. Otherwise a later migration would keep a pair armed for a relationship that no longer exists and reject valid embeds. Regression case added. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Q7xJQL2aZo6iRHxCZNntUq --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(sales-orders): kundorder with partial delivery and partial invoicing (#2166)
* feat(sales-orders): kundorder with partial delivery and partial invoicing Adds sales orders (kundorder) as their own non-ledger document between agreement and invoice, for companies that deliver or invoice in parts. Schema (20260902130000): sales_orders + sales_order_items with RLS via user_company_ids(), OR-<n> numbering RPC (membership-gated, no anon execute), company_settings.sales_orders_enabled UI gate, and back-links invoices.sales_order_id / invoice_items.sales_order_item_id. The invoiced quantity per order line is DERIVED from the linked invoice lines on non-cancelled, non-credited invoices and enforced by a BEFORE trigger, so no counter can drift and a credited invoice frees its quantity. Header status is draft / confirmed / completed / cancelled; completion is kept by DB triggers from the same derived quantity. Delivery and invoicing progress are derived per line, never stored as status. Service + API: lib/sales-orders (create/update with id-preserving line replace, transitions with compare-and-set, cumulative delivery registration, invoice-from-order through buildInvoiceWriteData so booking stays in the engine, proforma -> order conversion), routes under /api/sales-orders and /api/invoices/[id]/convert-to-order, structured SALES_ORDER_* error codes, archive classification of the new tables. The invoice editor round-trips sales_order_item_id so a draft edit cannot drop the link; GET /api/invoices gains ?sales_order_id=. UI: /sales-orders list, create/edit form reusing the invoice line conventions, detail with deliver and create-invoice dialogs and linked invoices; nav row behind the settings toggle; the webshop row is relabelled webshop_orders; "Skapa order" on proformas. MCP (20260902141000/141001): list/get reads plus four staged writes (create, transition, register delivery, create invoice from order) whose executors call the lib services; op types added to the pending operations CHECK. Tests: route tests for every route (401/400/404/happy), service unit tests, executor and tool tests, and tests/pg/sales-orders.pg.test.ts (16 cases, green on staging) covering RLS, numbering guards, the over-invoice trigger incl. release on cancel/credit and cross-company refusal, the quantity floor, and completion maintenance. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RQW7mXvbAPgjUHq7dSEamr * fix(sales-orders): harden kundorder after skeptic and security review Resolves every finding from the PR #2166 review pass in one batch. Order link integrity: replaceInvoiceItems now refuses a line set that drops an existing sales_order_item_id (INVOICE_UPDATE_DROPS_ORDER_LINK), closing the MCP update_invoice header-only edit and the v1 PATCH path that severed the link and freed the quantity for double invoicing. The update_invoice re-fetch, gnubok_get_invoice and the v1 item projection now carry sales_order_item_id so well-behaved clients round-trip it. Quantity math: derived remaining/invoiced quantities are rounded to six decimals and compared with an epsilon (roundQty, qtyGreater) so a float remainder such as 0.5999999999999996 can neither refuse the final partial invoice nor land as an invoice quantity; duplicate explicit picks are summed before validation. Leveransdatum: per-line last_delivery_date (migration 20260902160000); an invoice takes the latest date over the lines it covers and only when the covered quantity was delivered, never the header date and never for an advance invoice (ML 17 kap 24 p.7, FX anchor per ML 8 kap 21-23). VAT drift: the order stores the customer type and VAT-validation flag its lines were priced under; invoicing refuses with SALES_ORDER_CUSTOMER_VAT_CHANGED when they differ, and re-saving the order re-validates the lines. Customer and currency are frozen once invoices exist. Tenant and role gates: composite FK (sales_order_id, company_id) ties a line to its parent's company (Superagent P2); aa_enforce_company_writer_role on both tables so a viewer cannot write through the browser client. Proforma -> order refuses proformas with ROT/RUT, periodisering or negative-quantity lines instead of dropping those fields. RESTRICT FK errors on delete map to SALES_ORDER_LINE_LOCKED / SALES_ORDER_HAS_INVOICES. Also: schema-guard literal payloads in lib/sales-orders (ceiling +2 with reason), regenerated skills/accounted-api (sales_order_item_id on invoice items), pg tests for the composite FK, the viewer gate and the new columns, unit tests for every changed path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01XzFmmH82hCJNmZbPqycDiW * fix(sales-orders): resolve CodeRabbit round on PR #2166 Quick wins from the review, all in one pass: - replaceInvoiceItems fails closed when the invoice_items snapshot cannot be read (it is both the restore source and the input to the kundorder link guard); the guard branch is explicit in both PATCH routes. - Cumulative delivery registration carries an optimistic predicate on the quantity it read, so two concurrent registrations cannot regress each other; DELETE of an order keeps its allowed status in the predicate and answers a conflict when zero rows match. - Business dates (order date, delivery date, invoice date) default to the Europe/Stockholm calendar day (todayIsoStockholm), never UTC: the delivery date is also the Riksbanken rate anchor. - The invoice-from-order executor treats an event emit failure as non-blocking: the draft already exists. - sales_order_items are archived through their parent with the order currency denormalised, like invoice_items. - Proforma "Skapa order" tolerates a 2xx without a parsable body; the settings toggle refreshes the server-rendered nav. - List route doc states that q matches the order number (customer names are matched client-side). Declined (out of scope for this PR): moving header + line writes and the delivery loop into transactional RPCs (same PostgREST pattern as the invoice PATCH path, tracked as a follow-up), the MCP approval handler's error message shape (pre-existing code outside this change), and the docstring-coverage warning (no repo convention). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01XzFmmH82hCJNmZbPqycDiW * fix(sales-orders): move hardening migration off a colliding version; archive contract; ceiling - 20260902160000_sales_orders_hardening.sql collided with main's 20260902160000_parties_substrate.sql after the third sync; renamed to 20260902180000 and made idempotent (DROP ... IF EXISTS before each ADD CONSTRAINT) so a preview branch that applied it under the old version replays it cleanly. Staging's schema_migrations row renamed. - sales_order_items goes back to a direct archive dump: the coverage contract (tests/pg/full-archive-coverage.pg.test.ts) requires it for a table with its own company_id; the currency lives on the parent order one file over, joined by sales_order_id. - Scanner ceiling re-baselined after merging main (parties phase 1): 397. - v1 PATCH test queues a real empty invoice_items snapshot now that replaceInvoiceItems fails closed on an unreadable one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01XzFmmH82hCJNmZbPqycDiW * fix(sales-orders): drop the composite FK before its unique index on replay The idempotent guard in 20260902180000_sales_orders_hardening.sql dropped the unique (id, company_id) before the FK that depends on its index, so the preview branch replay (which had applied the file under its former version) failed with SQLSTATE 2BP01. Order swapped; replay verified on staging. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01XzFmmH82hCJNmZbPqycDiW --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> |