The agent's own dashboard (dashboard/summary and doctors/performance) counted
every appointment belonging to their doctors, so the bookings a secretary types
into the panel — which earn the agent nothing — sat next to a commission column
that ignored them. Both now count only bookings that came from the agent's own
site, matching the monthly/yearly report. The per-doctor income column is also
scoped to this agent, since a doctor may have been under another one before.
Adds a backfill for the bookings paid before city domains resolved to an agent:
they carry neither booking_representation_id nor a FinancialBreakdown, and
neither can be recovered by replaying the request. Both are derived from
payments.frontend_address, the address the payment was started from. The
recovered breakdown is dated to the payment, not to the run, or a year of
commission would land in "today". Dry-run by default; re-running is a no-op,
and a payment whose domain does not match the doctor's owner is reported and
skipped rather than retried forever.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three things kept a city-site booking from ever reaching its representative.
The domain never resolved. City sites carry their own domain on cities.domain
while a representative's coverage is a set of cities, and representations.domain
is normally only filled for a global agent. The resolver looked at that column
alone, so bookingRepId was always null and the commission guard rejected every
booking made through a city site. It now falls back to the active representative
covering that city, and stays null when two of them cover it — an ambiguous
money assignment has to be resolved in the data, not guessed.
Commission waited for confirmation. The money has already arrived when the
gateway callback succeeds; confirming the appointment is the doctor's or
secretary's job and may happen days later or never. It is now recorded on
payment, with the appointment still pending. Recording is idempotent, so the
confirmation path stays and creates nothing twice.
The dashboard counted every appointment of the representative's doctors,
including the ones a secretary typed into the panel. It now counts only
bookings that came from the representative's own site.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
