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05c3c6ebd9 feat(peppol): Qvalia access-point adapter, send flow and delivery webhook (#1780)
* feat(peppol): Qvalia access-point adapter, send flow and delivery webhook

Qvalia is the contracted Peppol Access Point (signed 2026-08-21). This fills
the provider-neutral PeppolTransport seam from #1595 with a real adapter and
turns the disabled "Skicka via Peppol" menu item into a working send flow.

Adapter (lib/invoices/transports/qvalia.ts): partner-scoped recipient lookup,
XML submission to /invoices/outgoing with integrationId correlation, 409
recovery only when the stored copy carries the same seller endpoint, tolerant
mapping of Qvalia's free-text webhook statuses onto the 11-state lifecycle,
constant-time shared-secret webhook verification (Qvalia does not sign
webhooks), and evidence retrieval of the message-log status plus Qvalia's
stored XML copy. Registered from the environment in lib/init.ts; switched on
per deployment with PEPPOL_TRANSPORT_PROVIDER=qvalia.

POST /api/invoices/[id]/peppol/send: stage the exact XML, look up the
recipient, record recipient_verified and submitting, submit, record
submission_accepted, then issue a draft with the mark-sent semantics
(issueAndBookInvoice) only after the network accepted it. A sync rejection is
a terminal failed event so the identical document is never re-sent; an
operational failure is retryable; an already-submitted XML replays
idempotently.

POST /api/webhooks/peppol/qvalia resolves the delivery by integrationId,
persists the verified event via the service-role RPC and stores evidence
best-effort; unknown submissions answer 200, our own persistence failures 500.

UI: the send item is availability-driven with a confirm dialog, the invoice
page shows the latest Peppol status, and drafts can be sent (the number is
assigned server-side). Probe script for the first sandbox contact under
scripts/peppol/qvalia-probe.ts.

Refs #546

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01TqFpxeWqbpR7bcwUJLRERQ

* fix(peppol): Qvalia sandbox facts from first live contact: bare-key auth, api-test host, SMP-URL document types

The onboarding mail and a live probe against the sandbox (partner
SE5595386219) corrected three assumptions from the public docs: the key is
accepted bare in the Authorization header (the ApiKey prefix answers 401), the
sandbox host is api-test.qvalia.com, and the recipient lookup returns document
types as SMP service URLs, so capabilities are now normalized to bare Peppol
document type ids before comparison.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01TqFpxeWqbpR7bcwUJLRERQ

* feat(peppol): probe commands to inspect and configure the Qvalia webhook subscription

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01TqFpxeWqbpR7bcwUJLRERQ

* fix(peppol): decode UBL entities in one pass (CodeQL js/double-escaping)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01TqFpxeWqbpR7bcwUJLRERQ

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Co-authored-by: Jakob Wennberg <311770904+jakobwennberg-oss@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-08-21 12:45:11 +02:00

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TypeScript

/**
* Provider-neutral boundary between Accounted's Peppol lifecycle and a
* contracted Access Point. Core code must not infer network delivery from an
* HTTP response: submissions, asynchronous events, and evidence are distinct.
*/
export type PeppolDeliveryStatus =
| 'staged'
| 'recipient_verified'
| 'submitting'
| 'retryable_failure'
| 'submission_accepted'
| 'transport_succeeded'
| 'recipient_acknowledged'
| 'business_accepted'
| 'business_rejected'
| 'no_route'
| 'failed'
export interface PeppolParticipant {
scheme: string
identifier: string
}
export interface PeppolRecipientCapability {
documentTypeId: string
processId: string
}
export type PeppolRecipientLookup =
| {
reachable: true
participant: PeppolParticipant
capabilities: PeppolRecipientCapability[]
checkedAt: string
}
| {
reachable: false
participant: PeppolParticipant
reasonCode: string
checkedAt: string
}
export interface PeppolSubmission {
idempotencyKey: string
tenantReference: string
sender: PeppolParticipant
recipient: PeppolParticipant
documentTypeId: string
processId: string
filename: string
contentType: 'application/xml'
document: string
documentSha256: string
}
export interface PeppolSubmissionReceipt {
provider: string
providerSubmissionId: string
idempotencyKey: string
tenantReference: string
acceptedAt: string
}
export interface PeppolVerifiedEvent {
provider: string
providerTenantId: string | null
providerSubmissionId: string | null
providerEventId: string | null
/**
* Accounted's delivery idempotency key. A provider webhook only knows its
* own submission id, so an adapter returns `null` here and the webhook route
* resolves the key from `providerSubmissionId` before persisting.
*/
idempotencyKey: string | null
eventCode: string
normalizedStatus: PeppolDeliveryStatus
isTerminal: boolean
detail: string | null
occurredAt: string
rawPayload: Record<string, unknown>
eventSha256: string
verificationMethod: string
}
export interface PeppolDeliveryEvidence {
provider: string
evidenceType: string
payload: Record<string, unknown>
exactDocument: string | null
exactDocumentSha256: string | null
evidenceSha256: string
retrievedAt: string
}
export interface PeppolWebhookRequest {
headers: Headers
rawBody: Uint8Array
}
/**
* Provider-neutral failure raised by an adapter. `retryable` separates an
* operational problem (network, rate limit, credentials) from a verdict on the
* document itself (rejected, duplicate); the send route records them as
* different lifecycle events.
*/
export class PeppolTransportError extends Error {
readonly retryable: boolean
readonly detail: string | null
constructor(message: string, options: { retryable: boolean; detail?: string | null; cause?: unknown }) {
super(message, options.cause !== undefined ? { cause: options.cause } : undefined)
this.name = 'PeppolTransportError'
this.retryable = options.retryable
this.detail = options.detail ?? null
}
}
export function isPeppolTransportError(error: unknown): error is PeppolTransportError {
return error instanceof PeppolTransportError
}
export interface PeppolTransport {
readonly provider: string
lookupRecipient(participant: PeppolParticipant): Promise<PeppolRecipientLookup>
submit(submission: PeppolSubmission): Promise<PeppolSubmissionReceipt>
verifyWebhook(request: PeppolWebhookRequest): Promise<PeppolVerifiedEvent[]>
retrieveEvidence(providerSubmissionId: string): Promise<PeppolDeliveryEvidence[]>
}
const transports = new Map<string, PeppolTransport>()
export function registerPeppolTransport(transport: PeppolTransport): () => void {
const provider = transport.provider.trim().toLowerCase()
if (!provider) throw new Error('Peppol transport provider is required')
if (transports.has(provider)) {
throw new Error(`Peppol transport already registered: ${provider}`)
}
transports.set(provider, transport)
return () => {
if (transports.get(provider) === transport) transports.delete(provider)
}
}
export function getPeppolTransport(provider: string): PeppolTransport | null {
return transports.get(provider.trim().toLowerCase()) ?? null
}
export type PeppolTransportAvailability =
| { available: true; provider: string }
| {
available: false
provider: null
reason: 'provider_selection_required' | 'provider_adapter_unavailable'
}
export function getPeppolTransportAvailability(): PeppolTransportAvailability {
const configuredProvider = process.env.PEPPOL_TRANSPORT_PROVIDER?.trim().toLowerCase()
if (!configuredProvider) {
return { available: false, provider: null, reason: 'provider_selection_required' }
}
if (!transports.has(configuredProvider)) {
return { available: false, provider: null, reason: 'provider_adapter_unavailable' }
}
return { available: true, provider: configuredProvider }
}