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Three gaps found walking web and the companion side by side on one workspace.

1. An audit's start time moved

recordAuditScan stamped startedAt: new Date() on every PENDING to ACTIVE transition (service.server.ts:1309), with no guard preserving an existing value.

Observed on a real audit: its activity feed shows "started the audit" three times (15/06 10:30, 15/06 11:19, 13/08 15:37), while both web and the companion show only the last one as "Started". The moment the audit actually began is gone, and the feed reads as if one audit began three times.

startedAt is now written once. The started note and the AUDIT_STARTED event only fire on the genuine first start, so the feed cannot claim an audit began more than once.

Honest scope: I could not find a current code path that returns an ACTIVE audit to PENDING, so those repeat transitions may come from older code or manual QA data. The overwrite is in current code either way, and this is the guard that makes it safe.

2. The companion never showed an asset's model

Web shows Asset Model on the asset overview, and asset models are a shipped mobile feature (live since 1.2.0). The mobile detail payload selected the model only to resolve the cover-image cascade, then deliberately dropped it before responding, so no mobile screen could ever show it.

It now carries the model's identity (id and name, deliberately not the image fields, so the client still has exactly one source of truth for the image decision) and the detail screen renders it.

3. The companion never showed an asset's SAM ID

The mobile scanner's manual entry is labelled "Enter QR, barcode, or SAM ID" and the app parses sequential IDs, but sequentialId was not in either mobile asset payload. A user could type a SAM ID into the app and never learn one from it. Web has always shown it as "Asset ID SAM-0017".

Verified

  • Companion, pointed at a local server running this branch: the asset detail now shows Asset Model: New Asset Model and Asset ID: SAM-0017, matching the same asset on web exactly.
  • Start-time guard: two new tests, each confirmed to actually execute (not silently skipped) — a first start still stamps startedAt and writes one started note; a second start on an already-started audit writes neither.
  • 631 audit module and mobile API tests pass. Webapp and companion typecheck clean, companion lint clean.

Not included, and why

I also reported that mobile formatted currency differently from web (US$ 699,00 vs US$699.00). That was my error. Web formats with the viewer's Accept-Language and the companion with the device locale, which is the same rule; my simulator was set to en_NL. Nothing to fix, so nothing changed.

The companion half ships with the next companion build; the server half ships on merge.

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  • New Features

    • Asset lists and details now display the sequential asset ID when available.
    • Mobile asset information includes asset model names and sequential IDs.
    • Audit resumptions are recorded as activity updates.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Audit scans now determine expected status from saved audit data.
    • Concurrent scans prevent duplicate counts, findings, and start records.
    • Audit scanning is restricted to authorized assignees.
    • Audit start times remain accurate when audits are resumed.

…M ID on mobile

Three gaps found walking web and the companion side by side on one workspace.

1. An audit's start time moved. recordAuditScan stamped startedAt on every
   PENDING to ACTIVE transition, so an audit that returns to PENDING and is
   scanned again loses the moment it actually began. Production data showed one
   audit with three started-the-audit entries and both surfaces reporting only
   the latest. startedAt is now written once, and the started note and
   AUDIT_STARTED event only fire on the genuine first start.

2. The companion never showed an asset's model, though web does and asset
   models are a shipped mobile feature. The detail payload selected the model
   only to resolve the cover-image cascade and then dropped it. It now carries
   the model's identity (no image fields, so there is still one source of truth
   for the image decision) and the detail screen renders it.

3. The companion never showed an asset's SAM ID, though its own scanner invites
   you to type one. sequentialId was not in the mobile payload at all. Both are
   fixed, matching web's Asset ID row.
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  • react-doctor/rn-no-legacy-expo-packages (2)
    • apps/companion/app/(tabs)/assets/index.tsx:17
    • apps/companion/app/(tabs)/assets/[id].tsx:17
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    • apps/companion/app/(tabs)/assets/index.tsx:60
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The mobile asset API and companion app now expose optional sequential IDs and asset model names. Audit scans derive expectedness from stored audit data, require assignee access, and use guarded updates for activation, status changes, and counters.

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Mobile asset identity

Layer / File(s) Summary
Mobile asset response shaping
apps/webapp/app/modules/api/mobile-auth.server.ts, apps/webapp/app/routes/api+/mobile+/assets.ts, apps/webapp/app/routes/api+/mobile+/assets.$assetId.ts, apps/webapp/test/routes-tests/api+/mobile.assets.assetId.test.ts, apps/webapp/app/modules/api/mobile-auth.server.test.ts
Mobile asset responses include sequentialId. Asset detail responses reduce assetModel to its name and preserve null models.
Asset identity display
apps/companion/lib/api/types.ts, apps/companion/app/(tabs)/assets/index.tsx, apps/companion/app/(tabs)/assets/[id].tsx
Companion asset types accept optional identity fields. Asset lists and details display sequential IDs and model names when available.

Audit scan control

Layer / File(s) Summary
Audit scan contracts and activity
apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/service.server.ts, apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/helpers.server.ts, apps/webapp/app/modules/activity-event/types.ts
The scan service removes client-provided expectedness. Resumed audits create update notes. Audit updates are included in field-change actions.
Scan endpoint authorization
apps/webapp/app/routes/api+/audits.record-scan.ts, apps/webapp/app/routes/api+/mobile+/audits.record-scan.ts, apps/webapp/test/routes-tests/api+/audits.record-scan.test.ts, apps/webapp/test/routes-tests/api+/mobile.audits.record-scan.test.ts
Scan endpoints retain optional isExpected compatibility without forwarding it. The web endpoint requires an authorized audit assignee.
Atomic scan processing
apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/service.server.ts, apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/service.server.test.ts
recordAuditScan guards first activation and reactivation, derives expectedness from persisted audit rows, prevents duplicate asset updates, and applies relative counter changes.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~50 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 422cb

The change preserves audit start times and adds model and SAM ID details to mobile asset views. A bounded concurrency issue remains where simultaneous scans of the same unexpected asset may cause one scan to fail with a 500, so merging is reasonable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up.

Suggested reviewers: donkoko

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sequenceDiagram
  participant ScanEndpoint
  participant recordAuditScan
  participant AuditSession
  participant AuditAsset
  ScanEndpoint->>recordAuditScan: submit scan without isExpected
  recordAuditScan->>AuditSession: claim or resume audit session
  recordAuditScan->>AuditAsset: derive expectedness and guard asset status
  AuditAsset-->>recordAuditScan: return scan delta
  recordAuditScan->>AuditSession: apply relative counter increments
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In `@apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/service.server.test.ts`:
- Line 8: Update the audit service tests to exercise the real
createAuditStartedNote path while partially mocking only unrelated helper
behavior. Add auditAsset.updateMany and auditAsset.findFirst fixtures, provide
the final auditSession.update result, await recordAuditScan, and assert
mockDb.auditNote.create rather than asserting the helper was invoked.

Apply the same fix in `@apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/service.server.test.ts` at
line 2210: The same swallowed-rejection issue applies to the second test case at
line 2227.

In `@apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/service.server.ts`:
- Around line 1313-1347: Make the start transition in the surrounding
audit-session flow atomic by replacing the snapshot-based status update with
guarded tx.auditSession.updateMany claims. Claim first start only when status is
PENDING and startedAt is null, create the note and AUDIT_STARTED event only when
that claim affects one row, and separately preserve activation for PENDING
sessions with an existing startedAt without first-start records; avoid
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Comment thread apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/service.server.ts Outdated
Review round on #2855 (Codex + CodeRabbit), both findings verified:

- The first-start decision read a pre-transaction snapshot, so two scanners
  hitting a fresh audit at the same moment could both write a start note and an
  AUDIT_STARTED event, and the unconditional update could resurrect an audit
  someone had just cancelled. The transaction now claims the transition with a
  guarded updateMany on { status: PENDING, startedAt: null }; only the row that
  matches wins, and a PENDING audit that already carries a startedAt is
  re-activated without restamping or re-noting.

- My own tests were weaker than they looked: they called recordAuditScan with
  .catch(() => {}) while the mock database was missing auditAsset.updateMany and
  friends, so the call rejected partway and the assertions passed on writes made
  before the failure. The mock now covers the whole transaction, both tests
  await the real call and assert on the resolved scan, and a third covers losing
  the race. Verified by mutation: dropping the startedAt guard fails the first
  test.

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- Around line 2230-2237: Replace the explicit any annotations in the audit-scan
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Comment thread apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/service.server.test.ts Outdated
Carlos Virreira and others added 4 commits August 14, 2026 10:56
Follow-up on the review: the new helpers annotated the updateMany call args and
the transaction callback as any, which the repo rules disallow. Both now have
narrow local types.
# Conflicts:
#	apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/service.server.test.ts
…et parity

Review remediation for the audit start-time and mobile-parity work.

Audit scan recording (modules/audit/service.server.ts):

- Session counts are now written as RELATIVE increments only. `session` is read
  outside the transaction, so writing its absolute values back for the fields a
  scan does not move let concurrent scanners clobber each other: an unexpected
  scan committing unexpectedAssetCount 0 -> 1 was undone by an expected scan
  writing its own stale 0 back.
- Expectedness is derived from the audit's own AuditAsset row inside the
  transaction, never from the request body, and `isExpected` is removed from
  RecordAuditScanInput so the compiler forbids trusting a client. A device's
  cached expected list goes stale when an admin removes an asset from a still
  PENDING audit; the old path then matched zero rows (no AuditAsset row, so
  notes and photos could never attach) while the counts still moved, driving
  missingAssetCount negative. Both routes still accept the field on the wire for
  shipped clients and ignore it.
- The FOUND update is scoped to a row that is not already FOUND, so the counts
  move exactly once even when two scanners race past the duplicate-scan
  short-circuit (which runs outside the transaction).
- The PENDING -> ACTIVE resume leaves a trail: a new createAuditResumedNote plus
  an AUDIT_UPDATED event carrying field/fromValue/toValue, both guarded on the
  reactivation claim. Previously a started audit silently reappeared as ACTIVE
  with nothing in the feed or the event stream.
- The activation block is gated on the snapshot status, so an already-ACTIVE
  audit issues no session-status writes at all. Ungated, both updates matched
  zero rows on every scan after the first — 1000 wasted round-trips for a
  500-asset audit, inside a 15s transaction.

Authorization:

- api+/audits.record-scan now applies requireAuditAssignee, matching its mobile
  sibling. `audit: update` alone does not identify who may scan: BASE and
  SELF_SERVICE both hold it, so any member could record a scan on any audit in
  the workspace and win its write-once first-start claim, permanently stamping
  the wrong actor and time on AUDIT_STARTED.

Mobile asset parity:

- The detail route's assetModel select spreads ASSET_MODEL_IMAGE_SELECT instead
  of re-listing the image columns, so a future third column cannot silently drop
  the model-image cascade on this surface alone.
- assetModel is narrowed to `{ name }`: mobile has no asset-model screen, so the
  id had nothing to navigate to.
- sequentialId is added to MOBILE_ASSET_SELECT, MobileAssetResponse and the
  shaper, so it reaches the list endpoint and the quantity-custody envelopes as
  well as the detail one. The companion list row renders it, so a SAM ID search
  shows which id matched instead of identifying rows by title alone.
- The Asset ID row uses barcode-outline; pricetag-outline was already the
  Category row's glyph in the same card.
- Companion sequentialId and assetModel are optional, matching the file's
  "absent on older servers" convention — the app build ships before the server
  half reaches every self-hosted deployment.

Tests:

- New route tests for the web record-scan assignee gate and for the mobile
  detail payload projection.
- The resume and lost-claim cases now exercise different code paths: they were
  distinguished only by a field the service never reads. vi.clearAllMocks does
  not drain mockResolvedValueOnce queues, so an unconsumed value was answering
  the next test's first call.

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apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/service.server.test.ts (1)

2464-2509: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add a case for the reused unexpected row.

The changed code has a third branch: existingAuditAsset exists with expected: false (Lines 1508-1526 of apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/service.server.ts). It refreshes the row and moves unexpectedAssetCount only when the stored status is not already UNEXPECTED. No test covers it, so a regression that increments the count on every rescan of an unexpected asset would pass.

💚 Proposed test
+    it("does not re-count an unexpected asset whose row already exists", async () => {
+      // why: the row survives when its scan is removed, so a rescan reuses it.
+      // Counting it again would inflate unexpectedAssetCount.
+      mockDb.auditAsset.findUnique.mockResolvedValue({
+        id: "audit-asset-1",
+        expected: false,
+        status: "UNEXPECTED",
+      });
+      mockDb.auditAsset.update.mockResolvedValue({ id: "audit-asset-1" });
+
+      const result = await recordAuditScan(scanInput);
+
+      expect(result.auditAssetId).toBe("audit-asset-1");
+      expect(mockDb.auditAsset.create).not.toHaveBeenCalled();
+      expect(countUpdateData()).toEqual({
+        foundAssetCount: { increment: 0 },
+        missingAssetCount: { increment: 0 },
+        unexpectedAssetCount: { increment: 0 },
+      });
+    });

Run the tests with pnpm webapp:test -- --run.

As per path instructions for apps/webapp/**/*.test.{ts,tsx}, "Write behavior-driven tests focusing on observable outcomes" and "Every mock in tests must be accompanied by a // why: comment explaining the reason for mocking".

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In `@apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/service.server.test.ts` around lines 2464 -
2509, Add a behavior-driven test for recordAuditScan covering an existing
unexpected audit asset whose expected flag is false, verifying the row is
refreshed and unexpectedAssetCount increments only when its status is not
already UNEXPECTED; also cover a repeated UNEXPECTED rescan to ensure counts do
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apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/helpers.server.ts (1)

224-282: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Extract the shared note-creation body and type tx narrowly.

createAuditResumedNote duplicates createAuditStartedNote (Lines 178-222) exactly, except for the sentence in content. Extract one internal helper that takes the message suffix, then keep both exports as thin wrappers. This keeps the resolver, the missing-user early return, and the note type in one place.

The new export also declares tx: any. The file uses that shape everywhere, so a full migration is out of scope here, but a narrow structural type keeps the new public surface type-safe.

♻️ Proposed shared helper
+type AuditNoteTxClient = Pick<ExtendedPrismaClient, "auditNote" | "user">;
+
+/**
+ * Shared body for the automatic audit status notes.
+ *
+ * `@param` sentence - The trailing sentence, e.g. `"started the audit."`
+ */
+async function createAuditActorNote({
+  auditSessionId,
+  userId,
+  tx,
+  prefetchedUser,
+  sentence,
+}: {
+  auditSessionId: string;
+  userId: string;
+  tx: AuditNoteTxClient;
+  prefetchedUser?: {
+    id: string;
+    firstName: string | null;
+    lastName: string | null;
+  } | null;
+  sentence: string;
+}) {
+  const actor =
+    prefetchedUser ??
+    (await tx.user.findUnique({
+      where: { id: userId },
+      select: {
+        id: true,
+        firstName: true,
+        lastName: true,
+        displayName: true,
+      },
+    }));
+
+  if (!actor) {
+    return; // Skip note creation if user not found
+  }
+
+  await tx.auditNote.create({
+    data: {
+      auditSessionId,
+      userId: actor.id,
+      type: "UPDATE",
+      content: `${wrapUserLinkForNote({
+        id: actor.id,
+        firstName: actor.firstName,
+        lastName: actor.lastName,
+      })} ${sentence}`,
+    },
+  });
+}

createAuditResumedNote then delegates with sentence: "resumed the audit.", and createAuditStartedNote with sentence: "started the audit.".

Based on learnings, prefer a narrow structural Pick<ExtendedPrismaClient, ...> over Prisma.TransactionClient for Prisma-like transaction parameters, following the existing OrgValidationTxClient and RecordEventTxClient precedent. As per coding guidelines, "When you notice duplicated code patterns across multiple files or functions, abstract them into reusable helper functions".

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In `@apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/helpers.server.ts` around lines 224 - 282,
Extract the duplicated body from createAuditStartedNote and
createAuditResumedNote into one internal helper that accepts the message
sentence, while keeping user lookup, missing-user early return, and UPDATE note
creation centralized. Make both exported functions thin wrappers passing
“started the audit.” or “resumed the audit.”, and replace the public tx: any
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In `@apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/service.server.ts`:
- Around line 1437-1527: Make the unexpected-asset path in the audit scan
transaction race-safe: replace the non-atomic findUnique/create behavior with an
idempotent operation such as upsert, or handle a unique-constraint conflict by
re-reading and reusing the existing AuditAsset. Ensure concurrent losers do not
fail the scan or increment unexpectedDelta, while preserving creation and a
single unexpected count increment for the winning scan.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/helpers.server.ts`:
- Around line 224-282: Extract the duplicated body from createAuditStartedNote
and createAuditResumedNote into one internal helper that accepts the message
sentence, while keeping user lookup, missing-user early return, and UPDATE note
creation centralized. Make both exported functions thin wrappers passing
“started the audit.” or “resumed the audit.”, and replace the public tx: any
declaration with a narrow structural Pick<ExtendedPrismaClient, ...> transaction
type consistent with existing transaction-client precedents.

In `@apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/service.server.test.ts`:
- Around line 2464-2509: Add a behavior-driven test for recordAuditScan covering
an existing unexpected audit asset whose expected flag is false, verifying the
row is refreshed and unexpectedAssetCount increments only when its status is not
already UNEXPECTED; also cover a repeated UNEXPECTED rescan to ensure counts do
not increment again, with a // why: explanation for every mock.
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Comment thread apps/webapp/app/modules/audit/service.server.ts
The read and the insert in `recordAuditScan` are not atomic, and the
duplicate-scan short-circuit runs OUTSIDE the transaction, so the AuditAsset row
can appear between them — another scanner recording the same unexpected asset,
or `addAssetsToAudit` adding it to the still-PENDING audit as expected. A plain
`create` then raised Prisma P2002 on the (auditSessionId, assetId) unique, which
neither `isLikeShelfError` nor `isAuditAssetFkViolation` (P2003 only) recognises,
so it surfaced as a captured 500 and rolled the whole scan back.

The insert now uses `createMany` with `skipDuplicates` — ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING,
which does not abort the transaction — and its `count` is the "did WE insert it"
signal the unexpected count needs. The row is then re-read, because on a conflict
the winner's row is what persisted and it may be an EXPECTED one; that case falls
through to the guarded FOUND claim so a scanned asset is never left PENDING and
reported missing at completion.

Also:

- Extract the duplicated body of createAuditStartedNote / createAuditResumedNote
  into one internal createAuditLifecycleNote taking the sentence, typed against
  the transaction client rather than `any` (mirrors modules/user/service.server).
  The exported wrappers keep their `any` signature to match their 13 siblings in
  the file; migrating those is a file-wide change.
- Cover the existing-unexpected-row branch: a status that drifted off UNEXPECTED
  re-counts, an already-UNEXPECTED rescan does not.
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Both nitpicks from the latest review are addressed in b632218. They arrived in the review body rather than as inline threads, so replying here.

1. helpers.server.ts — duplicated note body / tx: any

Applied. createAuditStartedNote and createAuditResumedNote are now thin wrappers over one internal createAuditLifecycleNote({ …, sentence }), which owns the user lookup, the missing-user early return and the UPDATE note write. The shared PrefetchedNoteActor type replaces the inlined actor shape in both.

On the typing half: the internal helper takes Omit<ExtendedPrismaClient, ITXClientDenyList>, following the precedent in modules/user/service.server.ts:182. I deliberately left the two exported wrappers on tx: any — that file has 15 such signatures, and changing two of them makes it less consistent, not more, while changing all 15 is a file-wide refactor that doesn't belong in a PR about audit start times. There's a // why: at the helper recording that.

2. service.server.test.ts — coverage for the existing-unexpected-row branch

Applied, as two behaviour-driven tests with a // why: on every mock:

  • a surviving row whose status drifted off UNEXPECTED is refreshed and re-counted (the recompute on scan removal only counts rows still UNEXPECTED, so it does need to move);
  • a rescan of an already-UNEXPECTED row refreshes its scan metadata but leaves all three counts at increment: 0.

Two further tests came out of the actionable finding in the same round — see that thread.

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