The Daily Transaction Entry screen no longer composes a Party Tran. An agent records their own round
elsewhere; this screen reads back what they wrote down, shows what it adds up to, and settles the
day once a clerk has counted the cash against it. Nothing is typed here and nothing is edited - what
settles is what the entries say, to the rupee.
Agent Master now asks which ledger account the agent's collections pass through, one agent to an
account, and offers only the accounts that can carry them. The DDS scheme product is kept out of the
agent's own savings list for the same reason the server refuses it: debits are blocked on those
accounts, so commission paid into one would go in and never come out.
The DDS product carries a Maturity Auto Close setting, asked as Yes/No to match the Auto Interest
Post question directly above it, and Batch Processing offers the run that applies it.
Also: the report viewer stops printing two money columns ungrouped and stops totalling a column that
holds a word, and an agent's birth date cannot be picked later than eighteen years ago.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Apply Collection and Apply Additional Shares settle the same Share Collection
receipts for the same member, so they are now deliberately the same screen.
Apply Collection takes exactly two receipts and no more: one for the share value,
one for the entry fee, in two separate slots. They are different things -- the
share receipt is money moving into share capital, while the fee receipt only
proves the fee was already collected and is never posted a second time -- and
picking both out of one ticked list made that distinction invisible.
Apply Additional Shares moves from its own route to a dialog. It was a full page
a clerk had to leave the account for and come back from, to fill in a short form
with the member standing at the counter. Its old route, resolver case and action-
host branch are removed rather than left behind as dead paths.
Both screens now draw their receipts from a single pool, whether a receipt
already names the member or is a voucher paid straight into a GL account; an
unattributed one is attached at the moment it is picked, so what used to be an
Attach in one table and a tick in another is one deliberate click. The by-voucher
search and the GL-entry detail both sit behind buttons, as exceptions rather than
permanent furniture.
Dialog chrome and the receipt shape are shared (share-dialog.shared.scss,
share-receipt-option.ts) so the two cannot drift apart again.
Also fixes content being clipped at the dialog edges: the wrapper cancelled a
24px surface padding that the panel class had already zeroed, pushing every edge
outside the surface where overflow:hidden cut it off, and the height cap sat on
the scrolling body rather than the wrapper, letting the footer stack past the
bottom of the viewport.
Adds the product-wise share summary report (authorised, issued, available and
unpaid shares, distinctive range and account count per product).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The GL Account / Voucher No lookup is for the exception -- a receipt the
unattributed list and the member's own list do not already carry -- so it now
sits behind a "Search a Voucher Not Listed Below" button in both Apply
Collection and Apply Additional Shares, opening the same lookup in a popup
(matching the existing receipt-detail popup) instead of occupying screen space
whether or not anyone needs it. A successful find closes the popup and the
result appears ticked in the list behind it, same as before.
- Add the full Share Reports surface (final balance, account statement,
issued/status/nominal/share-wise/guarantor/member-interest reports, enquiry,
payment certificate, share detail, dividend statement, folio statement,
distinctive numbers, area-wise, mailing labels/letters, share transfer) as
standalone routed components, wired into the Share menu
- Wire the unattributed Share Collection receipt list into Apply Collection
and Apply Additional Shares, with an Attach action independent of
account/client
- Sync the GL Account and Voucher No fields to whichever receipt is ticked or
found, and surface the receipt's real Dr/Cr GL entries in its detail popup
- Block Apply Additional Shares until the account's original application is
settled
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds an Entry Type field to Transaction Entry's GL-crediting rows (Receipt / Collection),
fetched from the backend's GLEntryType code, so the counter can flag what a GL credit is
actually for (General / Share Collection / DD Issue) instead of leaving every GL account
picker throughout Share Advance Collection guessing from the whole chart of accounts.
Apply Share / Additional Share screens:
- GL Account picker narrowed to accounts that actually have an eligible receipt, and only
auto-selected when exactly one candidate exists -- no more defaulting to whichever account
sorts first (Cash at Vault).
- Voucher tables show Description and Collected By, and a Detail view exposes the receipt's
real Dr/Cr GL legs instead of the GL Account dropdown's current unrelated selection.
- Additional Share funds from a single voucher (radio-style selection); ticking a receipt
syncs the GL Account picker to its own actual account.
- Checker's Additional Share Request review dialog gets the same Description + real GL entry
detail, expandable per voucher, so approval is never a guess about what will post.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Share Products:
- "Share Reference (Cash Vault or Suspense)" removed from the accounting step (create, edit,
preview and the read-only view tab) -- every register now books a share transaction against the
account the money actually reached, so no product needs a placeholder asset mapping any more.
The field is now optional server-side, not required.
Cashier:
- Removed the Share Collection screen and its three service methods. It read
m_share_account.cashier_collected, a column that has never existed in this schema, and no other
screen ever called it -- it could not have produced a working entry.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Transaction Entry (clerk):
- Route a two-row Fund Transfer of Dr SHR / Cr GL to the share-withdrawal
request with settlementMode GL, so a clerk can settle a share withdrawal
into any GL account instead of the member's linked savings account.
- Offer GL as an account type for Demand Draft funding, and submit it as a
GL debit (no client or savings/current account is involved).
My Work:
- Add a voucher detail dialog so a clerk can open a raised voucher from the
request list and see its GL lines.
Closing Cash Report:
- Fix the total row so it reflects the corrected opening balance.
DD Leaflet Registry and DD Inventory:
- Redesign both pages onto the shared usr-* visual language: gradient header
badge, status filter chips with counts, card-wrapped sticky-header table,
and one primary action per row with the rest behind an overflow menu.
Filtering, pagination and every action condition are unchanged.
- Register faHandPaper, needed by the new Stop Payment menu item.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Root cause of blank/clipped print output across the app: the document root
(html/body) is globally locked to one viewport height with overflow hidden,
and Angular Material's drawer/tab-body containers each add their own
on-screen scroll clip on top of that. main.scss now frees the full chain for
print (document root, CDK drawer/sidenav containers, mat-tab-body, and the
account-view's mat-tab-nav-bar which was rendering as a stray grey scrollable
strip since it isn't covered by the mat-tab-group header rule already hidden).
Also fixed both certificate print dialogs (share-certificate-dialog,
deposit-certificate-dialog) reusing a `::ng-deep body > :not(.cdk-overlay-
container)` rule to hide the shell during their own print: under Angular's
style encapsulation this style is emitted fully unscoped into the global
stylesheet and is never removed once the component has loaded once in a
session, silently blanking every other page's print output for the rest of
the session. Dropped `::ng-deep` from that one selector so it goes back to
being properly scoped (and therefore inert, matching the other two dialogs
that never had this bug) — the app shell is already hidden for every print
via the global main.scss rules, so no dialog needs its own global override.
- Certificate PDFs, the preview dialog, and both share-certificate list views
(demo + live) now pull bank name/address/reg no/seal text from the
Institution Profile instead of a hardcoded "Nexora" identity.
- Certificate preview dialog print CSS was clipped to the dialog's on-screen
scroll viewport (maxHeight config); switched to position:fixed + unclipped
overlay ancestors so the full certificate prints, not just a border sliver.
- Global print stylesheet now also hides the app shell's real 2-row nav menu
(.main-header/.kpi-ticker, not routed through <mifosx-toolbar>) and frees
the CDK sidenav/tab-body scroll clipping, so printing any page no longer
captures the nav chrome or gets cut off to one screen's height.
Same number in both fields defeats the point of having a second contact
route, and re-running DIP on an identical number is pointless. Added a
cross-field validator on alternateMobileNo, re-checked whenever mobileNo
changes, with a matching error message and the Verify-with-DIP button
disabled while the clash exists.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The CKYC tab's document cards now open a dedicated dialog (with client-side
preview) instead of expanding inline, collecting document type, number, and
issue/expiry dates the same way client creation does. Fixes several bugs
found along the way:
- Uploading a document type that's valid for both identity and address
(Aadhaar, Passport, etc.) no longer 404s or 500s — the "no such endpoint"
and case-sensitive ClientIdentifierStatus.valueOf("Active") crashes are
both resolved.
- Edit Client's Identity-proof and Address-proof steps no longer show each
other's document when both are dual-purpose OVD types, and no longer show
stale/mismatched front-back scans after a document type change.
- Address-proof's own document preview never showed a document at all when
no m_client_kyc record existed yet.
Document number and issue/expiry dates are persisted on the identifier
(documentKey + a shared "Issue date: ..., Expiry date: ..." description
convention) and read back by both the CKYC tab and Edit Client so the same
details appear everywhere.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Transaction Entry's manual GL-entry screen was recording its denomination
breakdown against whichever GL account the teller selected, not the vault
account whose physical notes actually moved -- resolve and use the Cash
Vault GL's own code/name dynamically instead
- Closing Cash Report's GL Entries table showed only the one account its
denomination row knew about; now shows both the debit and credit account
of each voucher (backend now returns debitParty/creditParty), matching
what My Vouchers already shows for the same entries
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add Balance Sheet report and disabled-features accounting config
- Point menu-access tenant header and env.js/environment.ts tenant identifier
at env config instead of hardcoded 'default'/'lincpay' literals
- Surface the real backend error (not a generic "no reference id") when an
OTP send fails in contact-otp-block
- Fix branch-day "₹null" display bug (null vs undefined) and add a guard
blocking a branch's first-ever day open before cash denomination migration
- Dynamically size the denomination count input and block re-opening an
already-open business day from Migrate Cash Denomination
- Lock the denomination-managed cash GL row in Migrate Opening Balances
(read-only, with a link back to Migrate Cash Denomination)
- Remove duplicate Cancel/Submit action bars on the Share Product and
Savings Account creation preview steps; align Previous into the same row
- Hide "Apply Collection" on a share account once its advance collection
is already settled (further purchases go through Apply Additional Shares)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the frontend half of the per-tenant menu-access ceiling
(TenantMenuAccessApiResource on the backend): a bank cannot show a top-nav
section the platform operator has capped, no matter what any role inside
that tenant grants itself — closing the gap where a role carrying
ALL_FUNCTIONS (as "Clerk" was found to, in two tenants this session)
bypassed every ordinary MENU_.../SIDEBAR_... permission check.
- tenant-menu-access.service.ts: loads the current tenant's list once,
into a plain Set (not an Observable the directive would have to
subscribe to, since mifosxHasPermission's setter runs synchronously).
A failed load is treated as "nothing disabled" so a network hiccup on
login never hides the whole nav.
- has-permission.directive.ts: checks the tenant's ceiling first, ahead of
the ALL_FUNCTIONS bypass — that ordering is the actual fix.
- shell.component.ts/html: the nav now waits on the list being loaded
before rendering at all, so a disabled menu is never shown and then
hidden a moment later.
- New standalone platform-admin/menu-access screen (#/platform-admin/
menu-access), reachable without logging in — its own X-Api-Key is the
real boundary, checked on the backend, not this route. Lets the
operator pick any tenant and toggle its menu list. Redesigned per
request: full-width layout, icon-matched toggle tiles (same icon per
item as the real nav), live enabled-count, connection status.
- Loan Origination and Investment now use their own MENU_LOAN_ORIGINATION
/ MENU_INVESTMENT codes (see backend 0542) instead of sharing
MENU_ADVANCES / MENU_RBI, so all 27 nav items are independently
controllable from this screen.
Also: src/assets/env.js — restored 'socity_bank' to
fineractPlatformTenantIds. The tenant now exists in the tenant-store
database; the comment explaining its earlier removal was stale.
Brings in the Product Approval feature (anshul.rathore) — a unified Approvals
screen for Loan/Savings/Current/Share/FD/RD/Charge product requests:
- Merges two existing pending-request sources into one list: staged product
edits (m_saving_product_temp, via /{producttype}/pending) and native
maker-checker entries (/makercheckers) for product CREATE/DELETE and
LOANPRODUCT/CHARGE of any action.
- Checker Inbox no longer lists product requests at all — they now live only
in Product Approval, so a checker isn't checking two queues for the same
thing. Clicking a non-product row now navigates straight to that entity's
own view page when one exists, instead of always opening a detail dialog.
- View Checker Inbox dialog gains a caller-supplied heading (used when opened
from Product Approval) and a notice steering staged product edits back to
Product Approval instead of being actioned in place.
- Route renamed pending-savings-products -> product-approval, with the old
path kept as a redirect for existing bookmarks/links.
8 files conflicted with dev's own recent Checker Inbox work (popup-based
detail view, e8097bc2/63134f17) and were resolved by hand, keeping both
sides' real functionality rather than picking one branch wholesale:
- product-edit-diff-dialog.component.{ts,html,scss}: kept dev's diff dialog
(resolves GL account ids to names, aliases fields like currencyCode against
the stored product, normalises the two date shapes the API uses) over
maker-checker's simpler raw-value version.
- pending-savings-products.component.{ts,html}: kept maker-checker's full
isPendingEdit()-based dispatch (dev's version was a strict subset of it).
- view-checker-inbox.component.{ts,html,scss}: kept dev's per-entry Delete
action and maker-checker's recursive Command-payload tree renderer and
custom heading side by side.
Also recovered two regressions the merge introduced silently (no conflict
markers, so `git merge` gave no warning):
- tasks.service.ts lost deleteMakerChecker() entirely — restored.
- Checker Inbox's bulk Delete action (button, deleteChecker()/
bulkDeleteChecker(), and its .cv-btn-delete style) was dropped across three
files — restored to match dev's pre-merge behaviour exactly.
And one duplicate the merge produced without a conflict marker: two
independent viewEntry() implementations landed in checker-inbox.component.ts
(TS2393, caught at build). Kept maker-checker's entity-view-page-routing
version — a superset of dev's dialog-only version — and dropped the duplicate,
along with a leftover diagnostic console.log.
my-work.component (My Vouchers):
- The five summary tiles (Received/Payments/Journal/Entered/Approved) were
bound directly to the server's day-total fields, so they stayed fixed at
the combined "entered + approved" figure no matter what the Side/My part
dropdowns were set to. They're now pinned to this user's own entered rows
only (enteredRows), independent of both filters, so "how much did I
personally put through today" reads correctly regardless of what the table
below happens to be filtered to. The table and its dropdowns are unchanged
and still default to showing everything.
transaction-entry.component (Fund Transfer):
- onSave()'s plain bank-transfer branch (SD/CA/CB only) was catching every
'Fund Transfer' row before the GL-aware Disbursement/Collection branch
below it could see them, so a Fund Transfer against a GL account was always
rejected with "Invalid Account Type" even though that branch already
supports it under the same label. Fund Transfer rows that include a GL leg
now skip the plain-transfer branch and fall through correctly.
my-disbursement-requests.component (Disbursements & Transfer list):
- getCreditEntries() only read the stored credit_entries JSON, which holds
the full picture for Collection (its GL leg is one of the entries) but not
for Disbursement/Fund Transfer, whose GL is the request's own top-level
source (gl_account_no/dr_amount) and was never in that array. The DR/CR
breakdown for those two types showed only the credit side, looking like
half the entry was missing. The GL leg is now synthesised back in as the
first row for those two types, matching what actually posted.
- Renamed the clerk's "My Disbursements" / "My Disbursement Requests" screen
to "Disbursements & Transfer" throughout (nav tab, dropdown menu, route
title/breadcrumb, cashier counter link, page header) — the register covers
Disbursement, Collection, Fund Transfer and Bank Transfer requests, and the
old name read as disbursement-only. "My Requests" (Withdrawal Slip
requests, a separate register) is renamed to "Withdrawal Request" for the
same reason: neither name said what was actually inside.
Two share-account charge bugs found while chasing why a share account's
entry-fee charge wasn't showing up in the "Apply Share Advance
Collection" flow:
- create-shares-account.component.ts / edit-shares-account.component.ts:
the submit payload built charges as { chargeId: charge.id, amount }.
A charge seeded from the product's own default template arrives as
ShareAccountChargeData, where the real charge id lives in `chargeId`
and `id` is null (no saved ShareAccountCharge row yet); only a charge
picked from this step's own "Charge" dropdown (plain ChargeData) has
it in `id`. So `charge.id` alone silently produced chargeId: undefined
for the common case (accepting the product's own default charges),
Angular's JSON.stringify dropped the undefined field, and the backend
received a charge with no id to attach -- the account got created with
zero persisted charges no matter what the product had configured.
Verified via the actual submitted command JSON in the DB
(charges:[{"amount":200}], chargeId missing entirely). Fixed by
falling back to charge.chargeId || charge.id in both places.
- shares-account-charges-step.component.ts: on the "edit an existing
account" flow, the account's real saved charges (possibly a correctly
empty array) get patched into chargesDataSource once the shared
currencyCode control settles, but that patch never cleared the
`pristine` guard. ngOnChanges fires again on the same input-update
cycle (the sibling Terms step, declared earlier in the wizard, patches
currencyCode from its own ngOnChanges, which synchronously triggers
this component's currencyCode subscription, and Angular then runs
this component's own ngOnChanges right after) -- with `pristine` still
true, that re-seeded chargesDataSource from the product's *current*
default template, silently overwriting the real (possibly empty)
saved state. Set pristine = false once the real charges are patched
in, so a later ngOnChanges can't clobber it.
Also: offices.component.ts now distinguishes an office delete that
actually completed from one that was queued for checker approval
(response.rollbackTransaction, the same signal every other
maker-checker-eligible screen in this app already keys off), instead of
always claiming "Office Removed" regardless of which happened.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The tenant selector (mifosx-tenant-selector, already wired into the login
page) hides itself whenever fineractPlatformTenantIds resolves to a single
entry -- and env.js only ever listed 'abc_bank', so the dropdown never had
a reason to show even though Socity_bank and, as of this session, Default
Bank are all live, reachable tenants.
Lists all three identifiers exactly as registered in the tenants table
(default, abc_bank, socity_bank) so a user can actually pick which bank to
log into instead of being stuck on whichever one was hardcoded.
The manager's Closure Review dialog only showed the amount once the request
reached APPROVED or later -- closing_amount/rounding_amount/cashier_disbursed_amount
were null on a PENDING record, since the backend only filled them in at
approve() time. A manager reviewing a still-pending closure saw client name,
payout mode and token, but no figure to actually approve.
The backend now populates those columns at submission (interest is posted
for real at that point, so the figure is already known -- see the matching
backend commit), so this just stops gating the amount card on
closing_amount != null and moves it to the top of the dialog as "Payout
Amount", shown for every status.
Also added: Closure Date ("Interest Posted As On"), Transaction Id once
close() has run, and a "Handed Over By Cashier" section once disbursed --
so the full lifecycle of a closure is visible from one dialog instead of
needing to cross-reference the account's own transaction history.
Ticking "Close this account" on the Transaction Entry Action popup called
GET /clerk/closure-requests/preview/{id} -- a dry run that computed the
payout and immediately rolled it back, so the account's own balance stayed
unchanged until a manager later approved the closure.
Wired to the new POST /clerk/closure-requests/post-interest/{id} instead
(see the matching backend commit), which posts the interest for real and
returns the account's actual resulting balance. Renamed
ClerkClosureRequestService#preview to #postClosureInterest to match, and
reworded the popup copy and loading state so it no longer implies posting
happens later at Save ("posted to the account as of ..." instead of
"calculated to ... and posted the moment you press Save").
Also corrected a stale comment on the balance-check bypass for a pending
closure: it used to justify the bypass by saying interest was NOT YET
posted, which stopped being true the moment the checkbox itself started
posting it for real.
The dialog rendered but read badly: the heading appeared twice, and every field
ran together onto one line ("ID: 125Status: User: mifosAction: DELETE").
Cause was the global flex-40/flex-60/flex-fill utilities the template used --
they are sized for a full-width page, so inside a 680px dialog the label and
value columns collapsed and wrapped into each other. Replaced them with a
self-contained label-above-value grid that reflows to one column when narrow,
so the same markup reads correctly as a page and as a popup.
Also: moved the heading into the shared header so it is rendered once in both
modes, gave the actions real buttons instead of Material raised buttons styled
by two global overrides, put DELETE in a red tag so a destructive entry is
visible at a glance, and dropped MatDivider/MatDialogModule from imports now
that the markup no longer uses them.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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