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{
"id": "POS-001",
"type": "chore",
"title": "POS Discovery & Architecture (TPV integration design)",
"description": "Phase 1: Analyze existing MercadoDeVida architecture and produce POS_ARCHITECTURE.md + POS_DATA_MODEL.md + POS_API.md + POS_HARDWARE.md + POS_OPERATIONS.md + POS_TASKS.md under docs/pos/. Identify reusable components, gaps, and minimal-changes proposal. Create queued implementation tickets for Phases 2-7 but DO NOT implement code yet.",
"priority": "high",
"risk": "low",
"status": "done",
"created_at": "2026-08-21",
"gates": {
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"qa": true,
"close": true
},
"completed_at": "2026-08-21T19:24:58Z"
},
{
"id": "POS-002",
"type": "feature",
"title": "POS Phase 1 ticket 002 (see POS_TASKS.md)",
"description": "See docs/pos/POS_TASKS.md POS-002 for full description. Triage and scoping happens at leader intake.",
"priority": "high",
"risk": "med",
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"created_at": "2026-08-21",
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"qa": false
}
},
{
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"type": "feature",
"title": "POS Phase 1 ticket 003 (see POS_TASKS.md)",
"description": "See docs/pos/POS_TASKS.md POS-003 for full description. Triage and scoping happens at leader intake.",
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"title": "POS Phase 1 ticket 004 (see POS_TASKS.md)",
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"title": "POS Phase 1 ticket 005 (see POS_TASKS.md)",
"description": "See docs/pos/POS_TASKS.md POS-005 for full description. Triage and scoping happens at leader intake.",
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"description": "See docs/pos/POS_TASKS.md POS-023 for full description.",
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"title": "POS Phase 4/5 ticket 024 (see POS_TASKS.md)",
"description": "See docs/pos/POS_TASKS.md POS-024 for full description.",
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"id": "POS-025",
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"title": "POS Phase 4/5 ticket 025 (see POS_TASKS.md)",
"description": "See docs/pos/POS_TASKS.md POS-025 for full description.",
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"id": "POS-026",
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"title": "POS Phase 4/5 ticket 026 (see POS_TASKS.md)",
"description": "See docs/pos/POS_TASKS.md POS-026 for full description.",
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"title": "POS Phase 4/5 ticket 027 (see POS_TASKS.md)",
"description": "See docs/pos/POS_TASKS.md POS-027 for full description.",
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"title": "POS Phase 4/5 ticket 028 (see POS_TASKS.md)",
"description": "See docs/pos/POS_TASKS.md POS-028 for full description.",
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"title": "POS Phase 4/5 ticket 029 (see POS_TASKS.md)",
"description": "See docs/pos/POS_TASKS.md POS-029 for full description.",
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"title": "POS Phase 4/5 ticket 031 (see POS_TASKS.md)",
"description": "See docs/pos/POS_TASKS.md POS-031 for full description.",
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"title": "POS Phase 6/7 ticket 038 (see POS_TASKS.md)",
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"description": "See docs/pos/POS_TASKS.md POS-039 for full description.",
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"description": "See docs/pos/POS_TASKS.md POS-040 for full description.",
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"id": "POS-046",
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"title": "POS Phase 6/7 ticket 046 (see POS_TASKS.md)",
"description": "See docs/pos/POS_TASKS.md POS-046 for full description.",
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}
]
}

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# POS API — Mercado de Vida
> **Companion to:** [`POS_ARCHITECTURE.md`](./POS_ARCHITECTURE.md) · [`POS_DATA_MODEL.md`](./POS_DATA_MODEL.md)
> **Status:** Discovery (Phase 1)
This document describes every HTTP endpoint exposed under `/pos/*`. Auth is the same cookie-based session used by the admin app (backoffice session). Roles: `admin`, `pos_manager`, `pos_cashier`. Every request is validated through `parseJson(zodSchema, body)` and every error is `AppError`-shaped.
Base URL conventions:
- Public storefront admin paths: already `/admin/*`.
- POS paths: `/pos/*`.
- POS admin (terminal / store CRUD): `/pos/admin/*` (mounted alongside the POS UI's admin functions; not the same as the existing `/admin/*`).
---
## 1. Stores
| Method | Path | Roles | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| GET | `/pos/admin/stores` | `admin` | List all stores. |
| POST | `/pos/admin/stores` | `admin` | Create store. Body: `{ name, slug, address?, taxId?, contactEmail?, contactPhone?, receiptHeader?, receiptFooter? }`. |
| GET | `/pos/admin/stores/:id` | `admin` | Detail. |
| PATCH | `/pos/admin/stores/:id` | `admin` | Partial update. |
| POST | `/pos/admin/stores/:id/deactivate` | `admin` | Soft delete (sets `active=false`). |
```ts
// Response shape
interface StoreDto {
id: string;
name: string;
slug: string;
address: string | null;
taxId: string | null;
contactEmail: string | null;
contactPhone: string | null;
receiptHeader: string | null;
receiptFooter: string | null;
settings: Record<string, unknown>;
active: boolean;
createdAt: string;
updatedAt: string;
}
```
---
## 2. Terminals
| Method | Path | Roles | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| GET | `/pos/admin/terminals` | `admin`, `pos_manager` | Filterable by `?storeId=`. |
| POST | `/pos/admin/terminals` | `admin` | Body: `{ storeId, name }`. Returns the terminal with a one-time `bindingCode` (6-char alphanumeric, expires in 24 h). |
| GET | `/pos/admin/terminals/:id` | `admin`, `pos_manager` | |
| PATCH | `/pos/admin/terminals/:id` | `admin`, `pos_manager` | Update name, interface mode, settings JSON. Cannot move to another store (decommission + recreate instead). |
| POST | `/pos/admin/terminals/:id/decommission` | `admin` | Status → `decommissioned`. Terminal cannot be used. |
**Self-service (no admin role required):**
| Method | Path | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| GET | `/pos/terminals/me` | Returns the terminal resolved from the `pos_terminal_id` cookie. 404 if not bound. |
| POST | `/pos/terminals/bind` | Body: `{ bindingCode }`. Sets `pos_terminal_id` cookie (Secure, 1y), updates DB. Used on first launch. |
```ts
interface TerminalDto {
id: string;
storeId: string;
name: string;
status: 'active' | 'disabled' | 'decommissioned';
interfaceMode: 'desktop' | 'touch' | 'auto';
settings: Record<string, unknown>;
boundAt: string | null;
lastSeenAt: string | null;
}
```
---
## 3. Cash sessions
| Method | Path | Roles | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| GET | `/pos/sessions/me` | any pos | Returns the open session for the current terminal, or 204. |
| POST | `/pos/sessions` | `pos_cashier`, `pos_manager`, `admin` | Body: `{ terminalId, openingCashCents }`. 409 if a session is already open. |
| POST | `/pos/sessions/:id/close` | `pos_cashier`, `pos_manager`, `admin` | Body: `{ closingCashCents, notes? }`. Server computes `expectedCashCents`, sets `differenceCents`. |
| GET | `/pos/admin/sessions` | `admin`, `pos_manager` | List sessions, filterable by `?terminalId=&from=&to=`. |
| GET | `/pos/admin/sessions/:id` | `admin`, `pos_manager` | Detail with summary (sales count, totals per payment method, refunds). |
```ts
interface CashSessionDto {
id: string;
terminalId: string;
storeId: string;
userId: string;
status: 'OPEN' | 'CLOSED';
openedAt: string;
closedAt: string | null;
openingCashCents: number;
closingCashCents: number | null;
expectedCashCents: number | null;
actualCashCents: number | null;
differenceCents: number | null;
notes: string | null;
}
```
---
## 4. Configuration bundle (single round-trip)
| Method | Path | Roles | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| GET | `/pos/config` | any pos | Returns everything the POS UI needs to bootstrap. Includes terminal, store, current session (if open), payment methods, active tax rates, top-level categories. |
```ts
interface PosConfigDto {
terminal: TerminalDto;
store: StoreDto;
session: CashSessionDto | null;
paymentMethods: PaymentMethodDto[];
taxRates: Array<{ appliesTo: 'general'|'reduced'|'super-reduced'; name: string; ratePercent: number }>;
categories: Array<{ id: string; name: string; slug: string; emoji: string | null }>;
}
```
This is the only endpoint the POS hits on startup. Cached client-side for the session duration; the `updated_at` on store_settings forces a re-fetch when the operator changes store info.
---
## 5. Product search (POS-shaped)
The POS re-uses catalog search but asks for what it needs (price + image + tax rate) in one call.
| Method | Path | Roles | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| GET | `/pos/products/search?q=&limit=20` | any pos | Delegates to `catalog.search`. Returns up to `limit` results with denormalised price (for the terminal's store). |
| GET | `/pos/products/by-ean/:ean` | any pos | Exact lookup. 404 if not found. Used by the scanner. |
| GET | `/pos/products/by-sku/:sku` | any pos | Exact lookup. 404 if not found. |
| GET | `/pos/products/:variantId` | any pos | Detail. Used when opening a quick-product tile without prior search. |
```ts
interface PosProductDto {
productId: string;
variantId: string;
sku: string;
ean: string | null;
name: string;
brandName: string | null;
categoryNames: string[]; // flattened path
mainImageUrl: string | null;
unitPriceCents: number; // net (without VAT)
grossPriceCents: number; // VAT-inclusive, displayed
vatRate: 'general'|'reduced'|'super-reduced';
vatPercent: number;
available: number; // inventory for THIS store
}
```
All four endpoints return the same shape. Search results are sorted by relevance (catalog's existing FTS ranking) then alphabetically.
**Performance budget:** p95 ≤ 200 ms (cached price + cached category + 1 stock check). The `PosProductCache` module (Phase 1 already has `cache` module) keeps a 5-minute TTL keyed by `(storeId, ean|sku|q)`. Cache is invalidated when a sale completes.
---
## 6. Quick products
| Method | Path | Roles | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| GET | `/pos/quick-products` | any pos | Returns the active quick products visible to this terminal: union of `store + terminal + user`. Sorted by `position`. |
| POST | `/pos/admin/quick-products` | `admin`, `pos_manager` | Body: `{ scope: 'store'\|'terminal'\|'user', storeId, terminalId?, userId?, variantId, position? }`. |
| PATCH | `/pos/admin/quick-products/:id` | `admin`, `pos_manager` | Reorder or toggle active. |
| DELETE | `/pos/admin/quick-products/:id` | `admin`, `pos_manager` | |
---
## 7. Sales
### 7.1 Create sale (the critical endpoint)
| Method | Path | Roles | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| POST | `/pos/sales` | `pos_cashier`, `pos_manager`, `admin` | Body (see below). Returns the completed order with receipt. |
```ts
// Request
interface CreatePosSaleRequest {
idempotencyKey: string; // UUID v4 generated client-side
terminalId: string; // from cookie
cashSessionId: string; // from current open session
customerId?: string; // optional
items: Array<{
variantId: string;
quantity: number; // >= 1
discountCents?: number; // optional line discount
}>;
globalDiscountCents?: number; // applied after lines
payments: Array<{
methodCode: string; // 'cash' | 'card' | other configured code
amountCents: number;
cashTenderedCents?: number; // for 'cash' — what the customer gave
providerAuthCode?: string; // for 'card' — operator-entered
providerPaymentId?: string; // for 'card' — optional
}>;
notes?: string;
}
// Response
interface PosSaleResponse {
order: OrderDto;
receipt: ReceiptDto;
cashChangeCents: number | null; // computed for cash payments
warnings: string[]; // e.g. 'price changed since cart'
}
```
**Behaviour:**
- If `idempotencyKey` already exists, return the existing order (200, not 201).
- The server re-prices every item from `PricingService.getVariantPrice`; client-sent prices are ignored.
- The server checks `InventoryService.checkAvailability` per item.
- The server computes `subtotalCents`, `discountCents`, `taxCents`, `totalCents`.
- The whole flow runs in a single PG transaction:
1. `INSERT INTO orders_orders ... source='pos', state='PENDING'`.
2. `INSERT INTO orders_items` (one per item).
3. For each item: `InventoryService.reserve(variantId, storeId, qty)`.
4. `UPDATE orders_orders SET state='AWAITING_PAYMENT'`.
5. For each payment: `INSERT INTO payments_transactions`.
6. `UPDATE orders_orders SET state='PAID'`.
7. For each item: `InventoryService.confirm(reservation)`.
8. `UPDATE orders_orders SET state='COMPLETED'`.
9. `AuditLogger.log('pos.sale.created', ...)`.
- On any error inside the transaction: `ROLLBACK`. The API returns 4xx/5xx without partial state.
- `warnings` is non-empty when a price or stock changed between cart and confirm.
**Status codes:**
- `201 Created` on first success.
- `200 OK` if the `idempotencyKey` already exists (returns the existing order).
- `400` if validation fails.
- `409 Conflict` if stock is unavailable (`PRICING_STOCK_UNAVAILABLE`) or session is closed (`POS_SESSION_CLOSED`).
- `422` if a discount exceeds the configured limit.
- `500` for unexpected errors.
### 7.2 List and detail
| Method | Path | Roles | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| GET | `/pos/sales?from=&to=&limit=20` | any pos | Scoped to the terminal's store. |
| GET | `/pos/sales/:id` | any pos | Detail. Includes items, payments, audit excerpt. |
| GET | `/pos/sales/:id/receipt` | any pos | Renders a structured receipt (for re-printing). |
### 7.3 Refunds
| Method | Path | Roles | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| POST | `/pos/sales/:id/refund` | `pos_manager`, `admin` | Body: `{ items: Array<{ variantId, quantity }>, reason, payments?: Array<{ methodCode, amountCents }> }`. Negative `payments_transactions` entries are created. State → `PARTIALLY_REFUNDED` (partial) or `REFUNDED` (full). Stock is added back per refunded item via `InventoryService.setAvailable` (creates a new movement with `operation='set_available'`). |
### 7.4 Cancel
| Method | Path | Roles | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| POST | `/pos/sales/:id/cancel` | `pos_manager`, `admin` | Only allowed within 60 s of creation and only on `OPEN` cash sessions. Body: `{ reason }`. State → `CANCELLED`. Stock reservations released. |
### 7.5 Reprint
| Method | Path | Roles | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| POST | `/pos/sales/:id/print` | any pos | Returns a `ReceiptDto` payload; client dispatches to `PrinterAdapter.print`. Does not affect state. |
---
## 8. Parked tickets
| Method | Path | Roles | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| POST | `/pos/parked-tickets` | any pos | Body: `{ cart, label? }`. Returns the parked ticket id. |
| GET | `/pos/parked-tickets` | any pos | Lists active parked tickets in the terminal's store. |
| GET | `/pos/parked-tickets/:id` | any pos | Detail. |
| POST | `/pos/parked-tickets/:id/recall` | any pos | Returns the cart to be loaded into the active cart. Marks `recalledAt`. |
| DELETE | `/pos/parked-tickets/:id` | any pos | Discard. |
Parked tickets older than 24 hours are auto-expired by a nightly job (Phase 6+).
---
## 9. Receipt payload (for printing)
```ts
interface ReceiptDto {
receiptNumber: string; // human-readable, store-prefixed
store: { name: string; address: string | null; taxId: string | null };
terminal: { id: string; name: string };
cashier: { email: string };
sessionId: string;
orderId: string;
issuedAt: string; // ISO
items: Array<{
name: string;
sku: string;
ean: string | null;
quantity: number;
unitGrossCents: number; // with VAT
lineDiscountCents: number;
lineTotalCents: number;
}>;
subtotalCents: number;
discountCents: number;
taxBreakdown: Array<{ vatPercent: number; baseCents: number; taxCents: number }>;
totalCents: number;
payments: Array<{
methodLabel: string;
amountCents: number;
tenderedCents: number | null;
changeCents: number | null;
authCode: string | null;
}>;
customer: { name: string; email: string; taxId: string | null } | null;
receiptHeader: string | null;
receiptFooter: string | null;
}
```
The client renders this with the `PrinterAdapter` (browser version = `window.print()` on a hidden iframe with print-only CSS).
---
## 10. Discounts — server validation rules
`POST /pos/sales` validates discounts server-side:
- A line-level discount cannot exceed 50 % of the line's gross subtotal unless the user has `POS_OVERRIDE_PRICE`.
- A global discount cannot exceed 20 % of the total.
- Negative discounts are not allowed.
- Each discount is recorded in the audit log with `actor`, `amountCents`, and (optionally) `reason`.
These limits are configurable in `store_settings` (`max_line_discount_percent`, `max_global_discount_percent`).
---
## 11. Connection status
The POS app pings `GET /health` every 10 s. The admin panel already exposes this endpoint via the `health` module; no new endpoint is required. Status is rendered as `● Online` / `⚠ Sin conexión` based on the last successful response.
---
## 12. Error envelope
All errors share the shape:
```json
{
"error": {
"code": "POS_SALE_STOCK_UNAVAILABLE",
"message": "Stock insuficiente para la variante <uuid>",
"details": [{ "path": "items.0.quantity", "message": "exceeds available" }]
}
}
```
Client-side, errors are mapped to user-facing Spanish messages via a single lookup table in `apps/pos/src/lib/errors.ts`.
---
## 13. Versioning
POS endpoints are unversioned (`/pos/sales` not `/pos/v1/sales`). Breaking changes will be communicated via a `Sunset` header and a 12-month deprecation window. The endpoint set is small enough that we expect < 2 breaking changes in the lifetime of the project.
---
## 14. Rate limits
| Endpoint | Limit |
|---|---|
| `POST /pos/sales` | 60 / min / user |
| `POST /pos/sessions` | 6 / hour / terminal (sessions shouldn't open that often) |
| `GET /pos/products/search` | 600 / min / user (scanner spam protection) |
| All others | standard 600 / min / IP |
Enforced via the existing `security.RateLimiter`.

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# POS Architecture — Mercado de Vida
> **Status:** Discovery (Phase 1)
> **Ticket:** POS-001
> **Author:** architect
> **Last updated:** 2026-08-21
This document describes how a Point-of-Sale (TPV) application integrates into the existing **Mercado de Vida** modular monolith. The POS must reuse products, prices, stock, customers, orders, taxes, authentication, RBAC and the admin panel. **No business-logic duplication.**
---
## 0. Executive summary
| Aspect | Decision |
|---|---|
| Frontend app | New Next.js app `apps/pos` inside the existing `project/` workspace (sibling to `apps/admin`). Same Tailwind design tokens, same catch-all proxy pattern, same auth flow as the admin. |
| Backend | New module `project/src/modules/pos/` following the existing `domain / application / infrastructure / api` layout. Reuses all existing modules via injected ports. |
| Sales = orders | A POS sale IS an order with `source = 'pos'`. New column on `orders_orders`. The order state machine is extended with a `COMPLETED` terminal state (no shipping). |
| Cash sessions, terminals, stores | New tables. Schema below. |
| Inventory per store | Extended: `inventory_stock` becomes keyed by `(variant_id, store_id)`. Migration backfills the default store. |
| Authentication | Reuses the existing `backoffice_users` table (admin/editor + new `pos_cashier`, `pos_manager` roles). Same session cookie mechanism. |
| Hardware | Adapter interfaces (no vendor SDK in core). Browser-first implementations; real ESC/POS adapters land in Phase 7. |
| Idempotency | Reuses `idempotency_key` on orders. POS generates a UUID per "cobrar" click. |
The POS is **not** a parallel system. It is a new consumer of the same core modules, plus a thin new module for the TPV-specific concepts (terminals, sessions, registers).
---
## 1. Current stack (as-found)
### 1.1 Repository layout
```
project/
├── apps/
│ ├── admin/ # Next.js 14 admin (Backoffice users)
│ ├── frontend/ # Next.js 14 customer storefront
│ └── storefront/ # legacy customer storefront (being phased out)
├── src/
│ ├── app/ # Fastify composition root (build-app.ts)
│ ├── infrastructure/# server bootstrap, config, logger
│ ├── modules/ # 20+ domain modules (DDD + Clean Architecture)
│ └── shared/ # cross-module helpers (auth, errors, http-input, telemetry, text)
├── migrations/ # node-pg-migrate
├── scripts/ # dev helpers
├── docker-compose.yml # postgres + redis
└── package.json # ESM, TypeScript strict, vitest
```
Apps are co-located under `project/apps/` and share backend through a single Next.js catch-all proxy (`/api/[...path]/route.ts`). The `monolith.sh` script orchestrates all services on ports 3000 (backend), 3003 (frontend), 3004 (admin), 3005 (storefront).
### 1.2 Backend conventions
- **Module layout (mandatory):** `domain / application / infrastructure / api`. Public API exposed only via `index.ts`.
- **Module isolation:** modules import ONLY public APIs of other modules; the boundary checker (`scripts/check-module-boundaries.mjs`) enforces this.
- **Auth:** `Authenticate` port from `shared/auth.ts`; routes call `await deps.authenticate(request)` and then `requireRole(user, 'admin' | 'editor' | 'customer')`.
- **RBAC:** role-based string check in `requireRole`. Permissions are an enum in `apps/admin/src/lib/permissions.ts` (admin only, currently).
- **Validation:** explicit `parseJson(zodSchema, request.body)` via `shared/http-input.ts`. No magic.
- **Errors:** `AppError(httpStatus, code, message, details?)` from `shared/errors.ts`. Single envelope.
- **DB:** PostgreSQL 16, schema-per-module naming `<module>_<table>`. node-pg-migrate, ES module migrations.
- **Logging:** structured pino via `app.log`.
- **Telemetry:** `Telemetry` / `Tracer` / `Meter` ports from `observability` (no-op default).
- **Tests:** vitest unit + itest (integration) inside `src/modules/<m>/tests/`. E2E in `src/app/tests/e2e/`.
### 1.3 Existing modules we will reuse
| Module | What POS needs from it |
|---|---|
| `identity` | `Authenticate` port, backoffice session lookup (cookie + role). |
| `backoffice` | Login/logout/me endpoints and the cookie contract. Reused as-is. |
| `catalog` | Product / variant / image / category / brand lookups + search by EAN/SKU/name (`GET /products/search`, `GET /products/suggest`). |
| `pricing` | `GET /pricing/variants/:id`, `POST /pricing/calculate`. Server-authoritative price; never trust client totals. |
| `inventory` | `checkAvailability`, atomic `reserve / release / confirm`. The POS sale = `confirm` of a `reserve`. |
| `tax` | Active tax rates via `GET /admin/tax-rates`. |
| `orders` | Order creation, state transitions, idempotency. |
| `payments` | `PaymentProvider` interface — currently a stub. POS brings concrete `cash` and external `card` providers in Phase 3. |
| `checkout` | The orchestrator pattern (validate → price → reserve → create order → payment intent). POS re-uses the same flow but skips shipping. |
| `users` | Customer search by email/phone for ticket association. |
| `store-settings` | `store_name`, `contact_address`, `footer_text`, etc. — printed on tickets. |
| `security` | `AuditLogger` for "open register", "close register", "discount applied", etc. |
| `notifications` | Email on sale confirmation (optional, off by default for POS). |
| `observability` | `Tracer` / `Meter` for spans and counters. |
### 1.4 Existing admin app conventions (POS will mirror them)
- App Router under `apps/admin/src/app/(dashboard)/...`.
- Tailwind with shared `@theme` block (greens `#2D6A4F`, `#1B4332`; secondary cream `#F5F0E8`; accent orange `#E76F51`; danger `#DC2626`).
- `AuthProvider` context, `useAuth()` hook, `requireRole` redirect to `/login`.
- `lib/api-client.ts` with typed namespaces (`productsApi`, `brandsApi`, `ordersApi`, …). Catch-all proxy at `app/api/[...path]/route.ts`.
- Tanstack-Query-like manual caching via `useEffect` + `useState` (no Redux/Zustand yet).
- `lib/permissions.ts` for client-side UI gating.
---
## 2. Gaps to address before code
These are real schema/concept gaps the brief asks for that **do not exist today**:
| Gap | Brief section | Current state | Resolution |
|---|---|---|---|
| **Multi-store** | §17 | `inventory_stock` keyed by `variant_id` only. **No** `store` table. | Add `stores` table; key `inventory_stock` by `(variant_id, store_id)`. Migration backfills default store. |
| **Terminals** | §17 | None. | New `pos_terminals` table. |
| **Cash sessions** | §18 | None. | New `pos_cash_sessions` table. |
| **Order source** | §16 | No `source` column on `orders_orders`. | Add `source` enum (`'ecommerce' \| 'pos' \| 'admin'`) with default `'ecommerce'`. Backfill existing rows. |
| **Order `COMPLETED` state** | §16, §39 | State machine tops out at `DELIVERED`. POS sales never ship. | Add `COMPLETED` terminal state. POS sales go `PENDING → AWAITING_PAYMENT → PAID → COMPLETED` (skipping `SHIPPED`/`DELIVERED`). |
| **POS roles** | §27 | Roles are `customer / admin / editor`. | Extend `backoffice_users.role` CHECK to include `'pos_cashier'` and `'pos_manager'`. |
| **POS-only permissions** | §27 | Permissions enum is admin-only. | Extend `permissions.ts` with `POS_*` permissions; server-side `requireRole` is too coarse — add `requireAnyRole` and `requirePermission` to `shared/auth.ts`. |
| **Anonymous sale** | §14 | `orders_orders.user_id NOT NULL`. | Either create a "walk-in customer" placeholder or make `user_id` nullable when `source = 'pos'`. Decision: **nullable** with a CHECK that requires `user_id IS NULL OR source = 'pos'` if guest, otherwise required. |
| **Hardware adapters** | §25 | None. | New interfaces under `shared/hardware/`: `ScannerAdapter`, `PrinterAdapter`, `CashDrawerAdapter`, `PaymentTerminalAdapter`, `ScaleAdapter`. Browser implementation in Phase 2/3; ESC/POS in Phase 7. |
| **Idempotency per sale** | §32 | Already supported via `idempotency_key` UNIQUE. | Reused as-is. POS client generates a UUID per "Cobrar" click. |
---
## 3. Proposed architecture
### 3.1 High-level diagram
```
┌──────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Mercado de Vida Core │
│ │
┌──────────┐ │ ┌─────────┐ ┌─────────┐ ┌────────────┐ │
│ Ecommerce│─────────┼─►│Catalog │ │Pricing │ │ Inventory │ │
│ Frontend │ API │ └────┬────┘ └────┬────┘ └─────┬──────┘ │
└──────────┘ │ │ │ │ │
│ └────────────┼──────────────┘ │
┌──────────┐ │ ▼ │
│ Admin │─────────┼─► ┌──────────────────────────────┐ │
│ Panel │ API │ │ Orders (source=ecommerce/pos/admin) │
└──────────┘ │ └──────────────────────────────┘ │
│ │ │
┌──────────┐ │ ▼ │
│ POS │─────────┼─► ┌──────────────────────────────┐ │
│ (new) │ API │ │ Payments (cash / card stub) │ │
│ apps/pos │ │ └──────────────────────────────┘ │
└────┬─────┘ │ │ │
│ hardware │ ▼ │
▼ adapters │ ┌──────────────┐ │
┌──────────┐ │ │ Audit Log │ │
│ Scanner │ │ └──────────────┘ │
│ Printer │ │ │
│ Cash drw │ └──────────────────────────────────────────────┘
│ Card Trm │
└──────────┘
```
### 3.2 Backend modules
```
src/modules/
├── pos/ # NEW — POS-specific concepts
│ ├── domain/
│ │ ├── store.ts # Store aggregate
│ │ ├── terminal.ts # POS terminal
│ │ ├── cash-session.ts # Open/closed register session
│ │ ├── quick-product.ts # Configurable favorite buttons
│ │ ├── sale.ts # Re-exports Order as Sale; defines Source enum
│ │ └── errors.ts
│ ├── application/
│ │ ├── open-cash-session.ts
│ │ ├── close-cash-session.ts
│ │ ├── list-terminals.ts
│ │ ├── get-pos-config.ts # returns terminal, session, store, tax rates
│ │ ├── search-products-for-pos.ts # thin wrapper over catalog search + price
│ │ ├── create-pos-sale.ts # orchestrates pricing + reserve + create + complete
│ │ ├── refund-pos-sale.ts
│ │ ├── park-ticket.ts # cart parked in DB
│ │ └── ...
│ ├── infrastructure/
│ │ ├── pg-store-repository.ts
│ │ ├── pg-terminal-repository.ts
│ │ ├── pg-cash-session-repository.ts
│ │ ├── pg-quick-product-repository.ts
│ │ └── pg-parked-ticket-repository.ts
│ └── api/
│ └── pos.routes.ts # all /pos/* endpoints
└── (existing modules, untouched except where noted)
```
### 3.3 POS order flow (orchestration)
The POS sale path is a **slimmer** checkout: no shipping, no promo code, optional customer. We re-use `OrderService` and `InventoryService` directly rather than building a separate orchestrator.
```
[POS UI: Cart with N items]
│
│ POST /api/pos/sales { idempotencyKey, items, customerId?, payments, discount? }
│
▼
pos.routes.ts
│
├─► requireRole(user, ['pos_cashier','pos_manager','admin'])
├─► requireOpenSession(terminalId) // 409 if closed
├─► for each item:
│ pricingApi.getVariantPrice(variantId) // server-authoritative
│ inventory.checkAvailability(variantId) // soft check (real check at confirm)
├─► compute totals server-side (no client trust)
├─► BEGIN TRANSACTION
│ ordersService.create({source:'pos', userId?, items, totals, idempotencyKey})
│ inventory.reserve(variantId, storeId, qty) × items
│ ordersService.transition(orderId, 'AWAITING_PAYMENT')
│ for each payment: paymentsService.registerCash/Card({orderId, amountCents, ...})
│ ordersService.transition(orderId, 'PAID')
│ for each payment: inventory.confirm(reservation) × items
│ ordersService.transition(orderId, 'COMPLETED')
│ auditLogger.log('pos.sale.completed', {orderId, terminalId, totalCents, ...})
│ COMMIT
│
▼
[POS UI: Receipt rendered, print dispatched, new empty cart]
```
Key invariants:
- **Idempotency:** the same `idempotencyKey` returns the same order — no double-charge on network retry.
- **Atomicity:** everything is in one PG transaction (using a single connection / client). The existing `OrderService` and `InventoryService` already operate on a passed `pg.Client`; we wire them to a single txn.
- **Server-authoritative totals:** client sends only item ids + quantities; server computes price, tax, discount.
- **No double reservation:** the orchestration is linear and single-threaded per request.
### 3.4 Hardware abstraction
```ts
// project/src/shared/hardware/types.ts
export interface ScannerAdapter {
/** Subscribe to decoded codes. Most physical scanners are HID-keyboard;
* we wrap them in this interface so swapping to serial/BT is a one-line change. */
onCode(callback: (code: string) => void): () => void;
}
export interface PrinterAdapter {
/** Renders a structured receipt. Returns success/failure; never throws
* for "printer offline" (returns a structured failure instead). */
print(receipt: ReceiptPayload): Promise<{ ok: true; jobId: string } | { ok: false; reason: string }>;
}
export interface CashDrawerAdapter {
/** Pulses the cash-drawer kick-out. Best-effort; failures logged. */
open(): Promise<{ ok: boolean; reason?: string }>;
}
export interface PaymentTerminalAdapter {
/** Asks the datáfono for an authorisation. Returns approved/declined/error.
* No PAN handling: this delegates to a PCI-DSS-compliant provider. */
requestPayment(input: { amountCents: number; currency: 'EUR'; reference: string }): Promise<
| { ok: true; providerPaymentId: string; authCode: string }
| { ok: false; reason: 'declined' | 'timeout' | 'offline' | 'error'; message: string }
>;
}
export interface ScaleAdapter {
/** Reads weight in grams. Returns null if the scale is disconnected or settling. */
readGrams(): Promise<number | null>;
}
```
Each adapter has two implementations in Phase 7:
- **Browser** (Phase 2/3): relies on standard browser APIs. Scanner = keyboard listener on a focused input. Printer = hidden iframe to a print-friendly HTML route. Cash drawer = no-op. Payment terminal = manual entry (operator types last-4 or auth code).
- **Native bridge** (Phase 7, deferred): a thin Node addon or a sidecar process that speaks USB/serial/ESC-POS. Exposed over a localhost HTTP socket to the Next.js app.
### 3.5 Frontend app
```
apps/pos/
├── package.json
├── next.config.ts
├── tailwind.config.ts (or shared via project root)
├── src/
│ ├── app/
│ │ ├── layout.tsx
│ │ ├── globals.css
│ │ ├── (auth)/
│ │ │ └── login/page.tsx
│ │ ├── (terminal)/
│ │ │ ├── layout.tsx # minimal chrome — sidebar, connection status
│ │ │ ├── page.tsx # main register screen
│ │ │ ├── open-register/page.tsx
│ │ │ ├── close-register/page.tsx
│ │ │ ├── history/page.tsx
│ │ │ └── settings/page.tsx
│ │ └── api/
│ │ └── [...path]/route.ts # identical proxy to apps/admin
│ ├── components/
│ │ ├── pos/POSLayout.tsx
│ │ ├── pos/POSHeader.tsx
│ │ ├── pos/ProductSearch.tsx
│ │ ├── pos/CategorySelector.tsx
│ │ ├── pos/QuickProducts.tsx
│ │ ├── pos/Cart.tsx
│ │ ├── pos/CartItem.tsx
│ │ ├── pos/CartTotals.tsx
│ │ ├── pos/CustomerSelector.tsx
│ │ ├── pos/DiscountPanel.tsx
│ │ ├── pos/PaymentModal.tsx
│ │ ├── pos/CashPayment.tsx
│ │ ├── pos/CardPayment.tsx
│ │ ├── pos/NumericKeypad.tsx
│ │ ├── pos/TicketHistory.tsx
│ │ ├── pos/RegisterSession.tsx
│ │ ├── pos/POSSettings.tsx
│ │ ├── pos/ConnectionStatus.tsx
│ │ └── ui/ # shared with apps/admin via component copy (TODO: extract to packages/ui in a future cleanup)
│ ├── features/
│ │ ├── auth/
│ │ ├── cart/ # POS cart state machine
│ │ ├── register/ # cash session state
│ │ ├── catalog/ # cached product list
│ │ └── hardware/ # adapter wiring
│ ├── lib/
│ │ ├── api-client.ts # typed client (mirror of apps/admin/src/lib/api-client.ts)
│ │ ├── permissions.ts # extends admin/permissions with POS_*
│ │ ├── money.ts # cents helpers, formatting (es-ES)
│ │ ├── tax.ts # client-side tax display only
│ │ ├── idempotency.ts # UUID v4 generator
│ │ └── hardware/ # adapter factories (browser impls)
│ ├── hooks/
│ ├── types/
│ └── middleware.ts # auth guard, terminal-id cookie
└── tests/
```
The app is delivered through the existing `monolith.sh` script (Phase 2: add a `pos` service on port 3006).
### 3.6 Multi-store inventory
Two options were considered:
- **(A) Extend `inventory_stock` with `store_id`** — chosen. Migration adds the column with a default "Main Store" UUID; backfills existing rows. Foreign key to new `stores` table.
- **(B) New `inventory_stock_by_store` table** — rejected: more moving parts, harder joins, no upside.
Operations:
- `inventory.reserve(variantId, storeId, qty)` becomes the signature.
- The POS endpoint always passes the terminal's storeId.
- Reporting endpoints (`GET /admin/inventory`) accept an optional `?storeId=` filter.
### 3.7 Authentication & authorization
- **Authentication:** identical to `apps/admin`. Same cookie, same `Authenticate` port. The POS app calls the same `/api/backoffice/auth/login` endpoint.
- **Authorization:** extend `shared/auth.ts` with `requireAnyRole(user, [...roles])`. New roles: `pos_cashier`, `pos_manager`. Permission string `POS_*` for fine-grained checks (override price, refund, cancel sale, open/close register).
- **Terminal identity:** a UUID generated on first boot of the POS app, stored in a Secure cookie (`pos_terminal_id`, 1 year expiry). The cookie survives reloads; clearing it requires re-binding the terminal to a record via a one-time admin code.
- **Session token in cookie** is the same as admin's. One user can be logged into admin and POS simultaneously (different cookies? no — same cookie, different apps).
### 3.8 Connection status / offline (deferred)
Phase 1–5: online-only. Connection status shows "● Online" / "⚠ Sin conexión" by pinging `GET /health` every 10 s.
Phase 8 (out of scope here): offline-first with IndexedDB queue and CRDT-style stock reconciliation. Deferred until the operator explicitly requests it. Architecture leaves a `pendingMutations` slot in the cart slice so it can be wired later.
---
## 4. Data model (full in `POS_DATA_MODEL.md`)
New tables (concise; full DDL in `POS_DATA_MODEL.md`):
| Table | Purpose | Key fields |
|---|---|---|
| `pos_stores` | Physical stores | `id, name, address, tax_id, settings_jsonb` |
| `pos_terminals` | One TPV device | `id, store_id, name, status, interface_mode, settings_jsonb, last_seen_at` |
| `pos_cash_sessions` | Open/close register | `id, terminal_id, store_id, user_id, opened_at, closed_at, opening_cash_cents, closing_cash_cents, expected_cash_cents, actual_cash_cents, difference_cents, status` |
| `pos_quick_products` | Favorite buttons | `id, store_id, terminal_id?, user_id?, product_id, variant_id, position` |
| `pos_parked_tickets` | Held tickets | `id, store_id, terminal_id, user_id, customer_id?, cart_jsonb, created_at, expires_at` |
| `pos_payment_methods` | Configurable payment types | `id, store_id, code, label, kind ('cash'\|'card'\|'other'), active, sort_order` |
Modified tables:
| Table | Change |
|---|---|
| `inventory_stock` | Add `store_id uuid NOT NULL DEFAULT <main store>`, FK to `pos_stores`. Replace unique index with `(variant_id, store_id)`. |
| `orders_orders` | Add `source text NOT NULL DEFAULT 'ecommerce' CHECK (source IN ('ecommerce','pos','admin'))`. Add `terminal_id uuid NULL`, `cash_session_id uuid NULL`. Add `COMPLETED` to state CHECK. |
| `backoffice_users.role` | Extend CHECK to include `'pos_cashier'`, `'pos_manager'`. |
No new customer/user table — POS sales link to existing `identity_users` (or NULL for walk-ins).
---
## 5. API surface (full in `POS_API.md`)
Mounted under existing Fastify via `registerPosRoutes(app, deps)` in `build-app.ts`. All under `/pos/...`. Reuses `requireRole` and `requireAnyRole` from `shared/auth.ts`. Cookie auth same as the rest.
| Method | Path | Purpose | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| GET | `/pos/stores` | List stores | admin |
| POST | `/pos/stores` | Create store | admin |
| GET | `/pos/terminals` | List terminals | admin / pos_manager |
| POST | `/pos/terminals` | Register a terminal (returns binding code) | admin |
| GET | `/pos/terminals/me` | Current terminal by cookie | any pos |
| PATCH | `/pos/terminals/:id` | Update terminal settings | admin / pos_manager |
| GET | `/pos/sessions/me` | Current open session for terminal | any pos |
| POST | `/pos/sessions` | Open register | pos_cashier / pos_manager |
| POST | `/pos/sessions/:id/close` | Close register (counted cash) | pos_cashier / pos_manager |
| GET | `/pos/config` | Returns `{ terminal, store, session, paymentMethods, taxRates, categoriesTree }` | any pos |
| GET | `/pos/products/search?q=...` | Server-side search (delegates to catalog) | any pos |
| GET | `/pos/products/by-ean/:ean` | Direct lookup by EAN (fast path for scanner) | any pos |
| GET | `/pos/products/by-sku/:sku` | Direct lookup by SKU | any pos |
| GET | `/pos/quick-products` | Quick buttons for the current (terminal, user) | any pos |
| POST | `/pos/quick-products` | Add a quick product | pos_manager |
| DELETE | `/pos/quick-products/:id` | Remove | pos_manager |
| POST | `/pos/sales` | Create sale (idempotent) | pos_cashier+ |
| GET | `/pos/sales` | List recent sales (scoped to terminal/store) | any pos |
| GET | `/pos/sales/:id` | Sale detail | any pos |
| POST | `/pos/sales/:id/refund` | Refund (full or partial) | pos_manager |
| POST | `/pos/sales/:id/print` | Reprint receipt | any pos |
| POST | `/pos/parked-tickets` | Park current cart | pos_cashier+ |
| GET | `/pos/parked-tickets` | List parked tickets for store | pos_cashier+ |
| DELETE | `/pos/parked-tickets/:id` | Discard parked ticket | pos_cashier+ |
All POST/PATCH endpoints validate with `parseJson(zodSchema, body)`. All errors are `AppError`-shaped. All write actions append to `security_audit_log` via `AuditLogger.log`.
---
## 6. Reusable components
Existing modules reused as-is, no edits:
- `Authenticate` port, `parseJson`, `AppError`, `parseJson` (validation), `AuditLogger`.
- `OrderService` (with `source` extension), `InventoryService` (with `store_id` extension).
- `PricingService`, `TaxRateRepository`, `CatalogSearch`, `BrandRepository`, `CategoryRepository`, `ProductRepository`, `VariantRepository`.
- `CustomerRepository` from `users` for ticket association.
- `StoreSettingsRepository` for ticket header/footer.
Existing frontend utilities reused:
- `lib/api-client.ts` pattern (copy + extend with `posApi`).
- `lib/permissions.ts` extended with `POS_*` permissions.
- `AuthProvider` pattern copied and adapted (no shared package yet).
- Tailwind theme tokens (the `@theme` block in globals.css is identical).
---
## 7. Risks
| Risk | Severity | Mitigation |
|---|---|---|
| **Multi-store migration is destructive** | high | Migration backfills all existing rows with a single default store; reversible via SQL script kept in `scripts/`. Operator must approve before Phase 2 starts. |
| **Inventory race between POS and ecommerce** | high | All inventory writes go through `InventoryService.reserve/confirm`; same transaction model already used by checkout. Documented invariant: reservation is the only way to consume stock. |
| **`COMPLETED` state breaks existing admin workflows** | medium | State machine is additive; existing `DELIVERED` flow is unchanged. Admin orders stay on `DELIVERED`. POS-only orders end on `COMPLETED`. |
| **Cookie sharing between admin and POS apps** | low | Same domain; both apps read the same cookie. If POS is deployed to a different domain, swap to a JWT or shared session service (Phase 8). |
| **Idempotency conflicts** | medium | `idempotency_key` is already unique. The POS UI generates a UUID per "Cobrar" click; if the user clicks twice within ~50 ms, only one wins. |
| **Hardware fragmentation** | medium | All hardware behind adapters; no vendor SDK in core. Browser impls ship first (Phase 2/3); native bridge in Phase 7 only when operator commits to a vendor. |
| **Touchscreen keyboard** | low | React `NumericKeypad` component; no system-level dependencies. |
| **Refunds for split payments** | medium | Partial refund = multiple `payment_transactions` with negative `amount_cents`. Existing `payments` module already supports this. |
---
## 8. Phased plan
The brief already defines 7 phases. The list below translates them into Orquestra-friendly tickets:
| Phase | Ticket(s) | Goal |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | **POS-001** (this) | Discovery + architecture docs. |
| 1 | POS-002 to POS-010 | **Core TPV.** Schema migrations (stores, terminals, sessions, quick-products, parked-tickets, payment-methods). Multi-store inventory migration. `OrderService.source` extension. `COMPLETED` state. New `pos` module + routes + repository + unit tests. Frontend app skeleton with `POSLayout`, header, product search, categories, quick products, cart, totals. |
| 2 | POS-011 to POS-016 | **Checkout.** Cash payment (with change calculation), card manual entry, idempotent sale creation, stock decrement, receipt rendering, optional customer association, history. |
| 3 | POS-017 to POS-022 | **Cash register.** Open/close session, expected vs actual cash, difference capture, audit trail, end-of-shift summary. |
| 4 | POS-023 to POS-028 | **Multi-terminal.** Stores + terminals admin UI, terminal binding code flow, per-terminal quick products, per-store payment methods, concurrent terminals (already supported by HTTP). |
| 5 | POS-029 to POS-033 | **Touch UI.** Larger hit targets, virtual keypad, scanner auto-focus, keyboard shortcuts (F2/F4/F6/F8/F9/F10/ESC), responsive 1024×768 → 1920×1080, no horizontal scroll. |
| 6 | POS-034 to POS-040 | **Hardware.** Adapter interfaces finalized. Browser implementations complete. ESC/POS + USB scanner bridge behind a thin Node sidecar (out-of-process HTTP) — only the spec is written here; the bridge itself is built when the operator picks a vendor. |
| 7 | POS-041+ | **Polish.** Refunds UI, returns, partial refunds, gift receipts, scale integration, multi-currency (deferred to operator demand). |
Each phase ends with **all three gates approved (reviewer, security, qa)** and `verify.sh` exit 0.
---
## 9. Open questions for the operator
These are decisions the architect cannot take unilaterally and that block Phase 2:
1. **Default store name** for the backfill migration ("Mercado de Vida — Tienda única" until renamed via admin)?
2. **Cookie domain**: deploy POS on the same origin as admin (port 3006, subdomain, or sibling port)? Affects cookie sharing.
3. **Touchscreen minimum target hardware** (model + size) so the touch UI can be sized correctly.
4. **Datáfono provider preference** (none, SumUp, Redsys TPVO, generic) — informs whether Phase 7 needs a real adapter or stays browser-only.
5. **Refund policy defaults** (within X days, require manager approval above Y €).
---
## 10. Definition of done (Phase 1)
- ✅ This document (`POS_ARCHITECTURE.md`) signed off by leader.
- ✅ `POS_DATA_MODEL.md`, `POS_API.md`, `POS_HARDWARE.md`, `POS_OPERATIONS.md` exist with concrete specs.
- ✅ `POS_TASKS.md` lists P0–P3 prioritized tickets queued in the backlog (POS-002+).
- ✅ `verify.sh` exit 0.
- ✅ `runtime-status.json` reset to idle.
**No code is touched in this phase beyond the docs.**

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# POS Data Model — Mercado de Vida
> **Companion to:** [`POS_ARCHITECTURE.md`](./POS_ARCHITECTURE.md)
> **Status:** Discovery (Phase 1)
This document details every schema change the POS requires: new tables, new columns, new enum values, and the migrations that apply them. All migrations live under `project/migrations/` with a sequential numeric prefix (`NNN_pos_*.js`).
---
## 1. Naming conventions
- Table names: `pos_<table>` (module-owned namespace).
- Column names: `snake_case`.
- Primary keys: `id uuid NOT NULL DEFAULT gen_random_uuid()`.
- Audit columns: `created_at timestamptz NOT NULL DEFAULT now()`, `updated_at timestamptz NOT NULL DEFAULT now()`.
- Monetary values: `*_cents integer NOT NULL DEFAULT 0` with a CHECK constraint `>= 0` where appropriate. Refund / negative-amount flows use CHECK `>= 0` on the *aggregated* columns but allow per-row negative `amount_cents` in `payments_transactions` (already supported).
- FK references use `ON DELETE` rules: `RESTRICT` for terminal↔session (you can't delete a terminal with sessions), `CASCADE` only for child rows that have no value without the parent.
---
## 2. New tables
### 2.1 `pos_stores`
A physical storefront. Required for multi-store inventory and per-store configuration.
```sql
CREATE TABLE pos_stores (
id uuid PRIMARY KEY DEFAULT gen_random_uuid(),
name text NOT NULL CHECK (length(name) BETWEEN 1 AND 200),
slug text NOT NULL UNIQUE CHECK (slug ~ '^[a-z0-9]+(?:-[a-z0-9]+)*$'),
address text,
tax_id text, -- CIF/NIF
contact_email text,
contact_phone text,
receipt_header text, -- printed on ticket top
receipt_footer text, -- printed on ticket bottom
settings jsonb NOT NULL DEFAULT '{}'::jsonb, -- free-form per-store overrides
active boolean NOT NULL DEFAULT true,
created_at timestamptz NOT NULL DEFAULT now(),
updated_at timestamptz NOT NULL DEFAULT now()
);
```
**Backfill:** one row inserted by migration `043_pos_basics.js`:
```sql
INSERT INTO pos_stores (id, name, slug, active)
VALUES ('00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001', 'Mercado de Vida — Tienda principal', 'tienda-principal', true);
```
This UUID is referenced from the `inventory_stock` migration as the default store.
### 2.2 `pos_terminals`
A TPV device (tablet, all-in-one, desktop). Has a persistent UUID generated on first browser visit.
```sql
CREATE TABLE pos_terminals (
id uuid PRIMARY KEY DEFAULT gen_random_uuid(),
store_id uuid NOT NULL REFERENCES pos_stores(id) ON DELETE RESTRICT,
name text NOT NULL CHECK (length(name) BETWEEN 1 AND 100),
binding_code text UNIQUE, -- one-time admin-supplied code
bound_at timestamptz,
status text NOT NULL DEFAULT 'active'
CHECK (status IN ('active','disabled','decommissioned')),
interface_mode text NOT NULL DEFAULT 'auto'
CHECK (interface_mode IN ('desktop','touch','auto')),
settings jsonb NOT NULL DEFAULT '{}'::jsonb, -- printer, scanner, etc.
last_seen_at timestamptz,
created_at timestamptz NOT NULL DEFAULT now(),
updated_at timestamptz NOT NULL DEFAULT now()
);
CREATE INDEX pos_terminals_store_idx ON pos_terminals(store_id);
CREATE INDEX pos_terminals_binding_code_idx ON pos_terminals(binding_code) WHERE binding_code IS NOT NULL;
```
**Binding flow** (Phase 4):
1. Admin generates a one-time code from `/admin/pos/terminals`.
2. Operator opens POS app for the first time → enters code → cookie `pos_terminal_id` is set, `bound_at` recorded.
### 2.3 `pos_cash_sessions`
One row per open or closed register shift.
```sql
CREATE TABLE pos_cash_sessions (
id uuid PRIMARY KEY DEFAULT gen_random_uuid(),
terminal_id uuid NOT NULL REFERENCES pos_terminals(id) ON DELETE RESTRICT,
store_id uuid NOT NULL REFERENCES pos_stores(id) ON DELETE RESTRICT,
user_id uuid NOT NULL REFERENCES backoffice_users(id) ON DELETE RESTRICT,
status text NOT NULL DEFAULT 'OPEN'
CHECK (status IN ('OPEN','CLOSED')),
opened_at timestamptz NOT NULL DEFAULT now(),
closed_at timestamptz,
opening_cash_cents integer NOT NULL DEFAULT 0 CHECK (opening_cash_cents >= 0),
closing_cash_cents integer, -- null while OPEN
expected_cash_cents integer, -- computed on close
actual_cash_cents integer, -- operator-counted on close
difference_cents integer, -- actual - expected; can be negative
notes text,
created_at timestamptz NOT NULL DEFAULT now(),
updated_at timestamptz NOT NULL DEFAULT now()
);
-- Only one OPEN session per terminal at a time.
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX pos_cash_sessions_open_per_terminal_idx
ON pos_cash_sessions(terminal_id)
WHERE status = 'OPEN';
CREATE INDEX pos_cash_sessions_store_idx ON pos_cash_sessions(store_id);
CREATE INDEX pos_cash_sessions_user_idx ON pos_cash_sessions(user_id);
```
`expected_cash_cents` is computed by summing all `cash` payments and refunds within the session, then adding `opening_cash_cents` and subtracting `cash` refunds.
### 2.4 `pos_quick_products`
Configurable favorite-product grid per scope. Scope precedence: `(terminal, user) > (terminal) > (store) > global`. Phase 1 implementation only supports the `store` and `terminal` scopes (admin UI for per-user scope is deferred).
```sql
CREATE TABLE pos_quick_products (
id uuid PRIMARY KEY DEFAULT gen_random_uuid(),
store_id uuid NOT NULL REFERENCES pos_stores(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
terminal_id uuid REFERENCES pos_terminals(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
user_id uuid REFERENCES backoffice_users(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
variant_id uuid NOT NULL REFERENCES catalog_product_variants(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
position integer NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
active boolean NOT NULL DEFAULT true,
created_at timestamptz NOT NULL DEFAULT now(),
updated_at timestamptz NOT NULL DEFAULT now(),
-- At least one of (terminal_id, user_id) may be NULL; store_id is always set.
-- Prevent duplicates within the same scope.
CONSTRAINT pos_quick_products_unique_scope UNIQUE NULLS NOT DISTINCT
(store_id, terminal_id, user_id, variant_id)
);
```
### 2.5 `pos_parked_tickets`
Held tickets recoverable from any terminal in the same store.
```sql
CREATE TABLE pos_parked_tickets (
id uuid PRIMARY KEY DEFAULT gen_random_uuid(),
store_id uuid NOT NULL REFERENCES pos_stores(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
terminal_id uuid NOT NULL REFERENCES pos_terminals(id) ON DELETE RESTRICT,
user_id uuid NOT NULL REFERENCES backoffice_users(id) ON DELETE RESTRICT,
customer_id uuid REFERENCES identity_users(id) ON DELETE SET NULL,
label text, -- operator-supplied hint
cart jsonb NOT NULL, -- serialised cart (see §6)
expires_at timestamptz NOT NULL DEFAULT (now() + interval '24 hours'),
recalled_at timestamptz,
created_at timestamptz NOT NULL DEFAULT now(),
updated_at timestamptz NOT NULL DEFAULT now()
);
CREATE INDEX pos_parked_tickets_store_active_idx
ON pos_parked_tickets(store_id, created_at DESC)
WHERE recalled_at IS NULL;
```
### 2.6 `pos_payment_methods`
Configurable payment methods per store.
```sql
CREATE TABLE pos_payment_methods (
id uuid PRIMARY KEY DEFAULT gen_random_uuid(),
store_id uuid NOT NULL REFERENCES pos_stores(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
code text NOT NULL CHECK (length(code) BETWEEN 1 AND 32),
label text NOT NULL CHECK (length(label) BETWEEN 1 AND 64),
kind text NOT NULL CHECK (kind IN ('cash','card','other')),
active boolean NOT NULL DEFAULT true,
sort_order integer NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
config jsonb NOT NULL DEFAULT '{}'::jsonb, -- e.g. card terminal id, cash change default
created_at timestamptz NOT NULL DEFAULT now(),
updated_at timestamptz NOT NULL DEFAULT now(),
UNIQUE (store_id, code)
);
CREATE INDEX pos_payment_methods_store_active_idx
ON pos_payment_methods(store_id, sort_order)
WHERE active;
```
Seed (in the same migration):
```sql
INSERT INTO pos_payment_methods (store_id, code, label, kind, sort_order)
VALUES
('00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001', 'cash', 'Efectivo', 'cash', 0),
('00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001', 'card', 'Tarjeta', 'card', 1);
```
---
## 3. Modified tables
### 3.1 `inventory_stock` — add `store_id`
```sql
ALTER TABLE inventory_stock
ADD COLUMN store_id uuid REFERENCES pos_stores(id) ON DELETE RESTRICT;
-- Backfill to the default store.
UPDATE inventory_stock SET store_id = '00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001'
WHERE store_id IS NULL;
ALTER TABLE inventory_stock
ALTER COLUMN store_id SET NOT NULL;
-- Replace single-variant unique constraint with composite.
ALTER TABLE inventory_stock DROP CONSTRAINT inventory_stock_variant_id_key;
ALTER TABLE inventory_stock
ADD CONSTRAINT inventory_stock_variant_store_unique UNIQUE (variant_id, store_id);
```
`InventoryService` API changes:
```ts
// Before
reserve(variantId: string, quantity: number): Promise<Reservation>
// After
reserve(variantId: string, storeId: string, quantity: number): Promise<Reservation>
```
This is a **breaking change** in the inventory module. The existing checkout flow (ecommerce) is updated to pass the default store; the POS passes the terminal's store.
### 3.2 `inventory_movements` — add `store_id`
The movement log is enriched with the store. Migration:
```sql
ALTER TABLE inventory_movements
ADD COLUMN store_id uuid REFERENCES pos_stores(id) ON DELETE RESTRICT;
UPDATE inventory_movements SET store_id = '00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001'
WHERE store_id IS NULL;
ALTER TABLE inventory_movements
ALTER COLUMN store_id SET NOT NULL;
```
### 3.3 `orders_orders` — add `source`, `terminal_id`, `cash_session_id`; add `COMPLETED` state
```sql
ALTER TABLE orders_orders
ADD COLUMN source text NOT NULL DEFAULT 'ecommerce'
CHECK (source IN ('ecommerce','pos','admin')),
ADD COLUMN terminal_id uuid REFERENCES pos_terminals(id) ON DELETE SET NULL,
ADD COLUMN cash_session_id uuid REFERENCES pos_cash_sessions(id) ON DELETE SET NULL;
CREATE INDEX orders_orders_source_idx ON orders_orders(source);
CREATE INDEX orders_orders_terminal_idx ON orders_orders(terminal_id) WHERE terminal_id IS NOT NULL;
CREATE INDEX orders_orders_cash_session_idx ON orders_orders(cash_session_id) WHERE cash_session_id IS NOT NULL;
-- Allow null user_id for walk-in sales (POS only).
ALTER TABLE orders_orders ALTER COLUMN user_id DROP NOT NULL;
ALTER TABLE orders_orders
ADD CONSTRAINT orders_orders_user_required_when_not_pos
CHECK (source <> 'pos' OR user_id IS NOT NULL OR TRUE); -- walk-ins allowed; tighten per business rule
-- Add COMPLETED to state machine.
ALTER TABLE orders_orders DROP CONSTRAINT orders_orders_state_check;
ALTER TABLE orders_orders
ADD CONSTRAINT orders_orders_state_check
CHECK (state IN ('PENDING','AWAITING_PAYMENT','PAID','PROCESSING','SHIPPED','DELIVERED','COMPLETED','CANCELLED','REFUNDED','PARTIALLY_REFUNDED'));
```
Update `OrderState` type in `src/modules/orders/domain/order.ts` and `ALLOWED_TRANSITIONS` in the same file:
```ts
COMPLETED: [], // terminal state for POS sales
```
POS sales flow: `PENDING → AWAITING_PAYMENT → PAID → COMPLETED`. The `COMPLETED` state has no outgoing transitions and is treated as terminal. Admin views show it like `DELIVERED` (i.e., closed).
### 3.4 `backoffice_users.role` — extend CHECK
```sql
ALTER TABLE backoffice_users DROP CONSTRAINT backoffice_users_role_check;
ALTER TABLE backoffice_users
ADD CONSTRAINT backoffice_users_role_check
CHECK (role IN ('admin','editor','pos_cashier','pos_manager'));
```
`shared/auth.ts` `Role` type updated accordingly.
### 3.5 `orders_items` — no changes
Already has `discount_cents` per line (good for POS line-level discounts).
### 3.6 `payments_transactions` — no changes
Already supports negative `amount_cents` for partial refunds (CHECK only enforces `>= 0` on insert, but the existing `payments` module allows negative amounts through the refund flow).
---
## 4. Entity-relationship diagram
```
┌──────────────┐ ┌──────────────────┐ ┌─────────────────────┐
│ pos_stores │◄────────│ pos_terminals │◄────────│ pos_cash_sessions │
│ │ 1 N │ │ 1 N │ │
│ id (PK) │ │ id (PK) │ │ id (PK) │
│ name │ │ store_id (FK) │ │ terminal_id (FK) │
│ slug │ │ name │ │ store_id (FK) │
│ settings │ │ binding_code │ │ user_id (FK) │
│ ... │ │ status │ │ status OPEN/CLOSED │
└──────┬───────┘ │ interface_mode │ │ opening_cash_cents │
│ │ settings │ │ closing_cash_cents │
│ 1 │ ... │ │ expected_cash_cents │
│ └──────┬───────────┘ │ actual_cash_cents │
│ │ │ difference_cents │
│ │ └─────────┬───────────┘
│ │ │
│ │ │ N
│ │ │
│ ▼ 1 │
│ ┌─────────────────────┐ │
│ │ orders_orders │◄──────────────────┘
│ │ │
│ │ id (PK) │
│ │ user_id (nullable) │
│ │ source ∈ │
│ │ {ecommerce,pos, │
│ │ admin} │
│ │ terminal_id (FK) │
│ │ cash_session_id (FK)│
│ │ state + COMPLETED │
│ └─────────┬───────────┘
│ │ 1
│ │
│ │ N
│ ┌─────────▼───────────┐
│ │ orders_items │
│ │ variant_id (FK) │
│ │ sku, ean, name │
│ │ unit_price_cents │
│ │ discount_cents │
│ │ tax_cents │
│ │ quantity │
│ └─────────────────────┘
│
│ 1
▼ N
┌──────────────────┐ ┌────────────────────┐
│ inventory_stock │ │ inventory_movements│
│ variant_id (FK) │ │ variant_id (FK) │
│ store_id (FK) ───┼────────►│ store_id (FK) │
│ available │ │ operation │
│ reserved │ │ quantity │
│ sold │ └────────────────────┘
│ incoming │
│ UNIQUE(variant, │
│ store) │
└──────────────────┘
┌──────────────────────┐ ┌─────────────────────────┐
│ pos_quick_products │ │ pos_parked_tickets │
│ store_id (FK) │ │ store_id (FK) │
│ terminal_id (FK,?) │ │ terminal_id (FK) │
│ user_id (FK,?) │ │ user_id (FK) │
│ variant_id (FK) │ │ customer_id (FK,?) │
│ position │ │ cart (jsonb) │
└──────────────────────┘ └─────────────────────────┘
┌──────────────────────┐
│ pos_payment_methods │
│ store_id (FK) │
│ code, label, kind │
│ active, sort_order │
└──────────────────────┘
```
---
## 5. Migration plan
| # | Filename | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| 043 | `043_pos_basics.js` | Create `pos_stores`, `pos_terminals`, `pos_payment_methods`, `pos_quick_products`, `pos_parked_tickets`, `pos_cash_sessions`. Seed default store and seed payment methods. |
| 044 | `044_pos_inventory_store.js` | Add `store_id` to `inventory_stock` and `inventory_movements`. Backfill. Update unique constraint. |
| 045 | `045_pos_orders_source.js` | Add `source`, `terminal_id`, `cash_session_id` to `orders_orders`. Drop NOT NULL on `user_id`. Add `COMPLETED` to state CHECK. |
| 046 | `046_pos_backoffice_roles.js` | Extend `backoffice_users.role` CHECK with `pos_cashier` and `pos_manager`. |
| 047 | `047_pos_seed_default_store.js` | (Already part of 043; placeholder for future operator-specific seeding.) |
These run in numeric order. Each is idempotent and reversible.
---
## 6. Cart shape (for parked tickets JSON)
The `cart` column in `pos_parked_tickets` stores:
```ts
interface ParkedCart {
version: 1;
items: Array<{
productId: string;
variantId: string;
sku: string;
ean: string | null;
name: string;
unitPriceCents: number; // captured at park time
discountCents: number; // line discount
taxCents: number;
quantity: number;
}>;
customerId: string | null;
globalDiscountCents: number;
notes?: string;
}
```
Prices are stored at park time as a snapshot, but on recall the cart re-prices server-side from current prices (with a warning if they changed).
---
## 7. Audit
Every state-changing operation appends to `security_audit_log` via `AuditLogger.log` with a stable `action` key:
| Action | Target |
|---|---|
| `pos.store.created` | `store:{id}` |
| `pos.store.updated` | `store:{id}` |
| `pos.terminal.bound` | `terminal:{id}` |
| `pos.session.opened` | `session:{id}` |
| `pos.session.closed` | `session:{id}` |
| `pos.sale.created` | `order:{id}` |
| `pos.sale.refunded` | `order:{id}` |
| `pos.sale.discount.line` | `order:{id}:item:{idx}` |
| `pos.sale.discount.global` | `order:{id}` |
| `pos.sale.price.overridden` | `order:{id}:item:{idx}` |
| `pos.sale.cancelled` | `order:{id}` |
| `pos.ticket.parked` | `ticket:{id}` |
| `pos.ticket.recalled` | `ticket:{id}` |
The actor is the authenticated user; metadata includes `terminalId`, `storeId`, and the relevant cents amount.
---
## 8. Indexes summary
```sql
-- New
CREATE INDEX pos_terminals_store_idx ON pos_terminals(store_id);
CREATE INDEX pos_terminals_binding_code_idx ON pos_terminals(binding_code) WHERE binding_code IS NOT NULL;
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX pos_cash_sessions_open_per_terminal_idx ON pos_cash_sessions(terminal_id) WHERE status = 'OPEN';
CREATE INDEX pos_cash_sessions_store_idx ON pos_cash_sessions(store_id);
CREATE INDEX pos_cash_sessions_user_idx ON pos_cash_sessions(user_id);
CREATE INDEX pos_quick_products_store_idx ON pos_quick_products(store_id);
CREATE INDEX pos_parked_tickets_store_active_idx ON pos_parked_tickets(store_id, created_at DESC) WHERE recalled_at IS NULL;
CREATE INDEX pos_payment_methods_store_active_idx ON pos_payment_methods(store_id, sort_order) WHERE active;
CREATE INDEX orders_orders_source_idx ON orders_orders(source);
CREATE INDEX orders_orders_terminal_idx ON orders_orders(terminal_id) WHERE terminal_id IS NOT NULL;
CREATE INDEX orders_orders_cash_session_idx ON orders_orders(cash_session_id) WHERE cash_session_id IS NOT NULL;
-- Modified
ALTER TABLE inventory_stock ADD CONSTRAINT inventory_stock_variant_store_unique UNIQUE (variant_id, store_id);
DROP INDEX inventory_stock_variant_id_idx; -- if exists
CREATE INDEX inventory_stock_variant_store_idx ON inventory_stock(variant_id, store_id);
```
---
## 9. Constraints checklist
- ✅ Every monetary amount uses `*_cents integer` with explicit CHECK constraints.
- ✅ FK rules declared: `RESTRICT` for terminal↔session, `CASCADE` for quick products / parked tickets / payment methods on parent delete, `SET NULL` for `terminal_id` / `cash_session_id` / `customer_id` on order (so deleting a terminal doesn't kill historical sales).
- ✅ CHECK on `state` keeps the existing states plus `COMPLETED`.
- ✅ Unique partial index `pos_cash_sessions_open_per_terminal_idx` enforces one open session per terminal at the DB level.
- ✅ All migrations are idempotent and reversible (where the change is reversible).

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# POS Hardware — Mercado de Vida
> **Companion to:** [`POS_ARCHITECTURE.md`](./POS_ARCHITECTURE.md)
> **Status:** Discovery (Phase 1)
This document describes how POS hardware (scanner, printer, cash drawer, payment terminal, scale) integrates with the application. The guiding rule: **the application core never imports a vendor SDK**. Every device is reached through an adapter interface, with two implementations shipped (browser-first, native bridge second).
---
## 1. Adapter contract overview
All adapters live under `project/src/shared/hardware/` and follow the same shape:
```ts
// src/shared/hardware/types.ts
export interface HardwareAdapter<TConfig = unknown> {
/** Human-readable label for the admin UI. */
readonly kind: 'scanner' | 'printer' | 'cash-drawer' | 'payment-terminal' | 'scale';
/** Configure at boot. Idempotent. Throws on unrecoverable misconfiguration. */
configure(config: TConfig): Promise<void>;
/** Optional health check. Returns null if healthy. */
healthCheck(): Promise<{ ok: true } | { ok: false; reason: string }>;
}
```
Each adapter has its own narrow interface on top of this base:
```ts
export interface ScannerAdapter extends HardwareAdapter<ScannerConfig> {
onCode(callback: (code: string) => void): () => void;
}
export interface PrinterAdapter extends HardwareAdapter<PrinterConfig> {
print(receipt: ReceiptPayload): Promise<
| { ok: true; jobId: string }
| { ok: false; reason: 'offline' | 'paper-out' | 'error'; message: string }
>;
}
export interface CashDrawerAdapter extends HardwareAdapter<CashDrawerConfig> {
open(): Promise<{ ok: boolean; reason?: string }>;
}
export interface PaymentTerminalAdapter extends HardwareAdapter<PaymentTerminalConfig> {
requestPayment(input: {
amountCents: number;
currency: 'EUR';
reference: string;
}): Promise<
| { ok: true; providerPaymentId: string; authCode: string; cardLast4?: string }
| { ok: false; reason: 'declined' | 'timeout' | 'offline' | 'error'; message: string }
>;
}
export interface ScaleAdapter extends HardwareAdapter<ScaleConfig> {
readGrams(): Promise<number | null>;
}
```
The POS UI imports only these interfaces. Implementation selection happens via a single factory in `apps/pos/src/lib/hardware/factory.ts`:
```ts
export function createScanner(): ScannerAdapter {
// Phase 2: always the browser impl.
return new BrowserScannerAdapter();
// Phase 7: read window.__MDV_HARDWARE_CONFIG__ or env to pick native bridge.
}
```
---
## 2. Scanner
### 2.1 Behaviour
Most physical barcode scanners behave as **HID keyboard devices**: they read a code, type it character by character, then send `Enter` (configurable). The browser implementation captures this pattern:
```ts
export class BrowserScannerAdapter implements ScannerAdapter {
private buffer = '';
private listener?: (e: KeyboardEvent) => void;
private callbacks: Array<(code: string) => void> = [];
configure(config: ScannerConfig): Promise<void> {
this.config = config;
this.detach();
this.attach();
return Promise.resolve();
}
onCode(callback: (code: string) => void): () => void {
this.callbacks.push(callback);
return () => {
this.callbacks = this.callbacks.filter((cb) => cb !== callback);
};
}
private attach() {
this.listener = (e) => {
// Ignore if focus is in an editable field (manual typing, not scanner).
if (this.shouldIgnore(e)) return;
if (e.key === 'Enter') {
if (this.buffer.length >= this.config.minLength) {
this.callbacks.forEach((cb) => cb(this.buffer));
}
this.buffer = '';
e.preventDefault();
return;
}
if (e.key.length === 1) {
this.buffer += e.key;
}
};
window.addEventListener('keydown', this.listener);
}
private shouldIgnore(e: KeyboardEvent): boolean {
const target = e.target as HTMLElement | null;
if (!target) return false;
const tag = target.tagName.toLowerCase();
if (tag === 'input' || tag === 'textarea' || tag === 'select') return true;
if (target.isContentEditable) return true;
return false;
}
private detach() {
if (this.listener) {
window.removeEventListener('keydown', this.listener);
this.listener = undefined;
}
}
healthCheck(): Promise<{ ok: true } | { ok: false; reason: string }> {
// Browser impl has no self-test; always OK while the listener is attached.
return Promise.resolve(this.listener ? { ok: true } : { ok: false, reason: 'not attached' });
}
}
```
The "ignore if focus is in an editable field" rule is what lets the same browser session have a search input (manual typing) AND a scanner (HID stream). The scanner input element is removed from focus when not actively used; the search input can take focus back when the operator clicks it.
### 2.2 UX contract
- After a successful scan, the cart focus stays on the search input.
- If the scanned code does not resolve, a `toast.error('Producto no encontrado: <code>')` shows for 3 s.
- If the scanned code resolves to a product already in the cart, quantity increments.
- `pos_terminal.settings.scanner.minLength` (default 6) filters out accidental single-character noise.
### 2.3 Native bridge (Phase 7, deferred)
A sidecar process (Node addon or external HTTP service) reads from `/dev/hidrawN` (Linux) or via WinUSB (Windows) and forwards to the POS app over a localhost HTTP socket. Not built in this project unless the operator commits to a vendor.
---
## 3. Printer
### 3.1 Browser implementation
The browser uses `window.print()` on a hidden iframe that contains a print-stylesheet-only route `/print/[orderId]`. The route fetches the `ReceiptDto`, renders a fixed-width 80mm layout, and triggers print.
```ts
export class BrowserPrinterAdapter implements PrinterAdapter {
configure(_config: PrinterConfig): Promise<void> { return Promise.resolve(); }
async print(receipt: ReceiptPayload): Promise<
| { ok: true; jobId: string }
| { ok: false; reason: 'offline' | 'paper-out' | 'error'; message: string }
> {
const jobId = crypto.randomUUID();
const url = `/print/${receipt.orderId}?jobId=${jobId}`;
const iframe = document.createElement('iframe');
iframe.style.display = 'none';
iframe.src = url;
document.body.appendChild(iframe);
return new Promise((resolve) => {
iframe.addEventListener('load', () => {
try {
iframe.contentWindow?.focus();
iframe.contentWindow?.print();
resolve({ ok: true, jobId });
} catch (err) {
resolve({ ok: false, reason: 'error', message: String(err) });
} finally {
setTimeout(() => iframe.remove(), 1000);
}
});
});
}
healthCheck() { return Promise.resolve({ ok: true }); }
}
```
### 3.2 Print layout
The print route at `apps/pos/src/app/print/[orderId]/page.tsx` renders an 80mm-wide layout using plain CSS. Sample structure:
```
─────────────────────────────────
MERCADO DE VIDA
Calle Falsa 123
CIF B12345678
─────────────────────────────────
Ticket: T-2026-000123
Fecha: 2026-08-21 18:42
Caja: POS-01 · Ana M.
─────────────────────────────────
Almendras Crudas Bio
8412345678901 1 × 4,55 €
Descuento -0,50 €
4,05 €
─────────────────────────────────
SUBTOTAL 4,55 €
DESCUENTO -0,50 €
IVA (10%) 0,37 €
TOTAL 4,05 €
─────────────────────────────────
Pago: Efectivo
Entregado: 10,00 €
Cambio: 5,95 €
─────────────────────────────────
Gracias por su compra
─────────────────────────────────
```
### 3.3 Native ESC/POS bridge (Phase 7)
A Node sidecar accepts POST `/print` with a `ReceiptPayload`, formats it as ESC/POS commands, and writes to the USB or networked printer. The native bridge is **not built** in this codebase unless the operator chooses a vendor.
---
## 4. Cash drawer
### 4.1 Browser implementation
In browsers, the cash drawer is normally triggered by the printer (most thermal printers have an `ESC p 0` kick-out command). The browser adapter delegates to the printer adapter:
```ts
export class BrowserCashDrawerAdapter implements CashDrawerAdapter {
constructor(private printer: PrinterAdapter) {}
async open(): Promise<{ ok: boolean; reason?: string }> {
// The browser printer uses window.print() which can't send the ESC p 0
// command. We emit a meta-receipt: a "Drawer open" page that the operator
// confirms. In practice, the cash drawer opens automatically when the
// receipt is printed (the printer sends the kick-out on real hardware).
return { ok: true };
}
}
```
In practice, the cash drawer opens when the printer finishes printing a receipt (because the printer's `kick-out` pin is wired to the drawer). The browser adapter does nothing — the act of printing IS the act of opening the drawer, and the operator hears the click.
### 4.2 Native bridge
For Phase 7 native ESC/POS: the sidecar sends the explicit `ESC p 0` byte sequence after the receipt, then waits for an optional status from the printer confirming the kick-out.
---
## 5. Payment terminal (datáfono)
### 5.1 Browser implementation (manual entry)
Phase 3 ships with a manual-entry form: the operator types the auth code returned by the datáfono. This is the fallback for any vendor and the only Phase 3 implementation:
```ts
export class ManualPaymentTerminalAdapter implements PaymentTerminalAdapter {
configure(_config: PaymentTerminalConfig) { return Promise.resolve(); }
// No automatic request — operator-driven via UI form.
async requestPayment(): Promise<never> {
throw new Error('ManualPaymentTerminalAdapter does not auto-request; use the UI form.');
}
healthCheck() { return Promise.resolve({ ok: true }); }
}
```
The POS UI shows a "Tarjeta" panel with amount + an input for the operator to type the auth code. On submit, the `payments` entry is created with `provider='manual-card'`, `providerPaymentId=<operator input>`, `status='succeeded'`.
### 5.2 Native bridge (Phase 7, vendor-specific)
SumUp, Redsys TPVO, generic Verifone: each gets a Node addon or HTTP client wrapping the vendor's SDK. The native bridge speaks to the terminal over Bluetooth or USB and returns an `ok` or `declined` result without ever exposing PAN/CVV to the web app.
**Security:** the POS app never stores PAN, CVV, or PIN. The native bridge holds the only credential to the vendor API.
---
## 6. Scale (báscula)
### 6.1 Browser implementation
In Phase 4 we do not read from a real scale. The product detail for `sale_type: 'weight'` shows a "Read weight" button that opens a manual entry keypad. The operator types the weight and presses Enter.
### 6.2 Native bridge (Phase 7)
A small Node service reads from the scale's serial port (most use RS232 or USB-HID) and exposes `GET /weight` returning grams. The browser calls this endpoint via `fetch` to a known localhost URL.
---
## 7. Configuration model
Each terminal stores per-device configuration in `pos_terminals.settings` (JSONB):
```ts
interface TerminalSettings {
scanner?: {
minLength?: number; // default 6
terminator?: 'Enter' | 'Tab'; // default 'Enter'
};
printer?: {
kind: 'browser'; // only browser in Phase 2
copies: number; // default 1
headerLines: string[]; // override store.receiptHeader
footerLines: string[];
};
cashDrawer?: { kind: 'browser' | 'native' };
paymentTerminal?: { kind: 'manual' | 'native' };
scale?: { kind: 'manual' | 'native' };
interface?: {
mode: 'auto' | 'desktop' | 'touch';
locale: 'es-ES';
};
}
```
Settings are edited from `/pos/admin/terminals/:id` (admin) and read-only from `/pos/terminals/me`.
---
## 8. Health & observability
The POS app shows connection status in the header:
- `● Online` (green) if `GET /health` returned 200 in the last 30 s.
- `⚠ Sin conexión` (amber) if the last 3 health checks failed.
The same status is reflected in `pos_terminals.last_seen_at` via a 60-second heartbeat ping.
A future dashboard (Phase 7) will graph `printerAdapter.print` success/failure rates, `scannerAdapter.onCode` invocations per hour, etc., using the existing `observability` module.
---
## 9. Vendor-neutral philosophy
The brief explicitly forbids coupling the UI to a vendor. Our adapter pattern enforces this by:
1. **Zero vendor imports** in `apps/pos/src/` or `project/src/modules/pos/`.
2. **Vendor SDKs only** in `project/src/shared/hardware/native/<vendor>/` — a subdirectory added per vendor only when the operator commits.
3. **The native bridge** is a separate Node process (out of repo) that the POS app talks to over HTTP. If the operator picks SumUp, they deploy the `sumup-bridge`; if Verifone, the `verifone-bridge`. The POS core does not change.
---
## 10. Open questions for the operator
1. **Printer model** for ESC/POS commands (Epson, Star, Citizen)?
2. **Datáfono provider** (none for Phase 3; SumUp / Redsys TPVO / Verifone for Phase 7)?
3. **Scale brand** if any (Phase 7+; not needed for Phase 2-6)?
4. **Cash drawer wiring**: kick-out via printer, or via separate RJ11/RJ12 port?
5. **Scanner type**: HID-only, or do we need serial/USB-HID native drivers?

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# POS Operations — Mercado de Vida
> **Companion to:** [`POS_ARCHITECTURE.md`](./POS_ARCHITECTURE.md)
> **Status:** Discovery (Phase 1)
Operational playbook: how to install, configure, run, monitor, troubleshoot, and roll back the POS. Intended for the operator (who deploys and runs the system in stores) and the engineer on call.
---
## 1. Deployment
### 1.1 Topology
```
[ Operator's LAN ]
│
├── Backend host (existing monolith)
│ └── :3000 Fastify backend + PostgreSQL + Redis
│
├── Admin host (existing admin app)
│ └── :3004 Next.js admin
│
└── POS terminals (new — one per TPV device)
└── :3006 Next.js POS app
(each terminal needs a unique terminal id, stored in
a Secure cookie; the binding code is generated by admin)
```
The POS app is delivered through the existing `monolith.sh` script as a new service `pos` on port 3006 (configurable via `POS_PORT` env var). It shares the backend at `:3000` via the same Next.js catch-all proxy pattern as the admin app.
### 1.2 First-time setup (per store)
1. **Run migrations** on the backend host:
```bash
cd project
npm run build
npm run db:status # confirm migrations are tracked
```
The POS migrations (`043`–`046`) run automatically with the next `npm run db:migrate`. They are additive and non-destructive.
2. **Create the default store** via the admin panel at `/admin/pos/stores` (after Phase 4 ships the admin UI) — or seed manually:
```sql
INSERT INTO pos_stores (name, slug) VALUES ('Mercado de Vida — Tienda principal', 'tienda-principal');
```
3. **Generate binding codes** for each TPV device from `/admin/pos/terminals`.
4. **On each TPV device**, open the POS app and enter the binding code on first launch. The browser stores `pos_terminal_id` in a Secure cookie for one year.
5. **Configure POS users**: assign `pos_cashier` or `pos_manager` to the existing backoffice users who will operate the register.
### 1.3 POS app deployment
```bash
# Build the POS app
cd project/apps/pos
npm run build
# Or use the monolith script
./scripts/monolith.sh prod restart
```
The monolith script handles each app independently; a single `restart` rebuilds and respawns all services.
---
## 2. Daily operations
### 2.1 Opening a register
The first action of the cashier's shift:
1. Login at `https://<host>:3006/login`.
2. The terminal shows "Caja cerrada" with an "Abrir caja" button.
3. Click "Abrir caja" → enter the opening cash amount (e.g., 100,00 € for the standard float) → confirm.
4. The session is created with `status='OPEN'`, `openingCashCents=10000`. The UI now shows the main sale screen.
Audit: `pos.session.opened` is written to `security_audit_log` with `actorId`, `terminalId`, `openingCashCents`.
### 2.2 Making a sale
Standard flow (online):
1. Cashier scans a product (or types in the search box).
2. Product is added to the cart.
3. Repeat for additional products.
4. Optional: associate a customer (search by email/phone).
5. Optional: apply a line or global discount (within server-enforced limits).
6. Click "Cobrar".
7. Choose payment method (Efectivo / Tarjeta / Otro).
8. For cash: enter amount tendered, see the change. Click "Confirmar".
9. For card: enter the auth code from the datáfono. Click "Confirmar".
10. Server creates the order + reservation + payment + COMPLETED state in one transaction.
11. Receipt is printed automatically.
12. Cart clears for the next sale.
Audit: `pos.sale.created` with all relevant fields.
### 2.3 Closing a register
End of shift:
1. Click "Cerrar caja" in the header.
2. The system shows:
- Ventas en efectivo: count + total
- Ventas con tarjeta: count + total
- Otros pagos: count + total
- Devoluciones: count + total
- Efectivo esperado: server-computed (opening + cash sales − cash refunds)
3. Cashier counts the cash in the drawer and enters the actual amount.
4. Server computes `differenceCents = actualCashCents − expectedCashCents`.
5. Session is closed (`status='CLOSED'`, `closedAt=now()`).
6. Audit: `pos.session.closed` with all totals and the difference.
### 2.4 Held / parked tickets
If a customer walks away mid-sale:
1. Click "Aparcar" → enter an optional label ("Juan — vuelve en 10 min").
2. The cart is persisted in `pos_parked_tickets` with a 24-hour expiry.
3. To recall: go to "Tickets aparcados", click the entry → cart is restored (with a re-price warning if prices changed).
Parked tickets can be recalled from **any terminal in the same store**.
---
## 3. Roles & permissions
| Role | Can open/close | Can sell | Can override price | Can apply discount | Can refund |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| `pos_cashier` | ✅ | ✅ | ❌ | up to configured max | ❌ |
| `pos_manager` | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ (any amount) |
| `admin` | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
Roles are stored on `backoffice_users.role`. Permission constants are checked server-side via `requireRole` / `requireAnyRole`.
Discount limits:
- Line discount: default 50 % of the line gross (configurable in `store_settings`).
- Global discount: default 20 % of the total.
- Overrides: require `POS_OVERRIDE_PRICE` permission.
All discounts are logged in the audit with the actor's identity, the discount amount, and the affected line or order.
---
## 4. Monitoring
### 4.1 Health endpoint
The backend already exposes `GET /health` via the `health` module. The POS app polls this every 10 s and renders `● Online` / `⚠ Sin conexión` in the header.
### 4.2 Active sessions
The admin UI at `/admin/pos/sessions` (Phase 4) shows all open sessions in real time. Useful for the operator to see "which cashiers are logged in where".
### 4.3 Audit log
All sensitive actions land in `security_audit_log` with the `action` namespace `pos.*`:
```sql
SELECT created_at, actor_id, action, target, metadata
FROM security_audit_log
WHERE action LIKE 'pos.%'
ORDER BY created_at DESC
LIMIT 100;
```
### 4.4 Sales metrics
The POS-specific metrics (Phase 6) use the existing `observability` module:
- `pos.sale.count` (counter)
- `pos.sale.amount_cents_total` (counter)
- `pos.sale.duration_ms` (histogram)
- `pos.scanner.scans_count` (counter)
- `pos.scanner.unknown_ean_count` (counter)
- `pos.printer.print_failures` (counter)
These are exposed at `/metrics` in Prometheus format (existing endpoint) and can be scraped by the operator's monitoring stack.
---
## 5. Failure modes & troubleshooting
### 5.1 Network down mid-sale
- The "Cobrar" request fails.
- The UI shows `Error de red. Reintenta.` with a retry button.
- The cart is preserved.
- Once online, retry succeeds; if the operator retries twice with the same cart, the server's `idempotencyKey` ensures only one order is created (the second call returns the existing order).
### 5.2 Stock conflict (oversell)
- Two terminals both scan the last unit.
- The first "Cobrar" succeeds; the second gets `409 POS_SALE_STOCK_UNAVAILABLE`.
- The UI shows `Stock insuficiente para «<producto>». Ajusta el carrito o cancela la venta.`
- The cashier removes the offending item and retries.
### 5.3 Printer offline
- The receipt print fails; `printerAdapter.print` returns `{ ok: false, reason: 'offline' }`.
- The UI shows a banner: `Impresora no disponible. Pulsa para reintentar.` with a "Reimprimir" button.
- The sale is still valid in the system; the receipt can be reprinted from `/pos/sales/:id`.
### 5.4 Cash drawer doesn't open
- In Phase 2 (browser): the cash drawer opens via the printer's `kick-out`. If the printer is offline, the drawer does not open; the cashier uses the manual key.
### 5.5 Datáfono declined
- The POS UI shows `Pago con tarjeta rechazado. Introduce otro método o cobra en efectivo.`
- The cart is preserved; the cashier retries with cash or another method.
### 5.6 Session expired / lost
- The session cookie (HTTP-only, 30 days) expires.
- The next request returns `401 UNAUTHORIZED`.
- The POS UI redirects to `/login`. The cart is preserved client-side.
### 5.7 Discount over limit
- The server returns `422 DISCOUNT_LIMIT_EXCEEDED`.
- The UI highlights the discount field and explains: "Descuento máximo por línea: 50 %".
### 5.8 Parked ticket expires
- A ticket parked >24 h is auto-archived (Phase 6+).
- A warning shows in the UI when recalling: "Este ticket fue guardado hace más de 24 horas."
---
## 6. Rollback plan
### 6.1 Phase 2 schema rollback
If the operator wants to revert Phase 2 after deployment:
```bash
cd project
node --env-file-if-exists=.env node_modules/node-pg-migrate/bin/node-pg-migrate.js down --migrations-dir migrations --to 042
```
This reverts migrations 043–046. Side effects:
- `pos_*` tables are dropped.
- `inventory_stock.store_id` column is dropped (data not deleted; the column is removed; rollback of 044 is destructive if rows have been modified to use store-scoped stock).
- `orders_orders.source` column is dropped — existing rows have `source='ecommerce'` after rollback, so they're restored to their pre-POS state.
- `COMPLETED` order state is rejected by the original CHECK constraint; any open POS orders must be moved to `DELIVERED` first or the rollback will fail.
**Recommended:** export data before rollback:
```bash
pg_dump --data-only --table='pos_*' --table='orders_orders' mercadodevida > pos-backup-$(date +%F).sql
```
### 6.2 Code rollback
The POS app is independent of the admin and frontend. To roll back the code:
```bash
cd project
./scripts/monolith.sh prod restart --skip-pos # if supported in monolith script
# Or manually:
cd apps/pos
git checkout <previous-commit>
npm run build
# Restart the pos service.
```
### 6.3 Zero-data-loss guarantee
All POS operations are append-only against `orders_orders` and `pos_cash_sessions`. Refunds and cancellations create new rows rather than mutating history. Reverting the schema preserves the original `orders_orders` rows; only the `source`, `terminal_id`, and `cash_session_id` columns are dropped, which can be reconstructed from the audit log if needed.
---
## 7. Security notes
- **No PAN/CVV storage.** Card auth codes are stored in `payments_transactions.raw` (JSONB) as `provider_auth_code` (string). They are the vendor-issued reference, not the card data.
- **Cookies are Secure + HttpOnly + SameSite=Lax.** The catch-all proxy strips `Secure` for `localhost`; production deployments must terminate TLS at the proxy and set `Secure` on the cookie.
- **Audit retention:** the existing `security_audit_log` has no retention policy in the project; the operator is responsible for archival (a follow-up ticket).
- **Rate limits:** see `POS_API.md` §14.
- **CSRF:** the same-site cookies + the existing `credentials: include` pattern in `api-client.ts` protect against CSRF for state-changing endpoints. The POS app does not introduce new attack surfaces here.
---
## 8. Backup & disaster recovery
- The PostgreSQL backup story is unchanged: the operator's existing cron-driven `pg_dump` covers all `pos_*` tables.
- The `pos_terminal.settings` JSONB stores per-device configuration; backups restore it automatically.
- Parked tickets live in `pos_parked_tickets`; backups restore them.
---
## 9. Smoke test (post-deploy)
After every POS deployment, run this 5-minute manual smoke test on at least one terminal:
1. Open the register with 100 € float.
2. Scan a known product (e.g. `8412345678901`) — should appear in the cart.
3. Type a name in the search box — should suggest products.
4. Click a quick-product button — should add to the cart.
5. Click "Cobrar" → "Efectivo" → enter 50 € → change should display.
6. Confirm sale — receipt should print (or browser print dialog opens).
7. Verify in admin `/admin/orders` that the order exists with `source='pos'`, state `COMPLETED`, total correct.
8. Verify in admin `/admin/inventory` that stock decreased for the variant.
9. Open "Tickets aparcados" — park current cart.
10. Reload page — recall ticket — cart restored.
11. Close the register — count cash — verify the difference matches expectation.
12. Sign out — verify session is destroyed and redirect to login.
---
## 10. Runbooks
### 10.1 "POS cannot reach backend"
```bash
# On the POS host
curl -s http://<backend-host>:3000/health
# If timeout: check backend host
ssh backend-host 'systemctl status mercadodevida'
# If backend is up but POS can't reach it: check firewall / LAN
```
### 10.2 "I refunded a sale by mistake"
Refunds create new `payments_transactions` rows (negative amounts). To undo:
```sql
-- 1. Find the refund
SELECT id, order_id, amount_cents, raw
FROM payments_transactions
WHERE order_id = '<order-id>'
AND amount_cents < 0
ORDER BY created_at DESC LIMIT 1;
-- 2. Cancel the refund (Phase 5 admin UI handles this; below is the SQL fallback)
DELETE FROM payments_transactions WHERE id = '<refund-id>';
-- 3. Update order state back to COMPLETED
UPDATE orders_orders SET state = 'COMPLETED' WHERE id = '<order-id>';
-- 4. Reduce stock again (Phase 5 admin UI does this automatically)
UPDATE inventory_stock SET available = available - <qty>, sold = sold + <qty>
WHERE variant_id = '<variant-id>' AND store_id = '<store-id>';
```
This is a manual intervention; the operator should document it in the audit log.
### 10.3 "Two cashiers opened the same terminal"
The DB-level unique index `pos_cash_sessions_open_per_terminal_idx` prevents this. The second `POST /pos/sessions` returns `409 POS_SESSION_ALREADY_OPEN`. The cashier sees the error and the existing session id.
---
## 11. Operator checklist (Phase 1 → Phase 2)
- [ ] Approve POS_ARCHITECTURE.md, POS_DATA_MODEL.md, POS_API.md, POS_HARDWARE.md, POS_OPERATIONS.md.
- [ ] Confirm default store name for migration 043.
- [ ] Confirm cookie domain for the POS app (same origin as admin? subdomain?).
- [ ] Provide list of TPV devices and binding strategy.
- [ ] Schedule a downtime window for migration 044 (multi-store inventory).
- [ ] Schedule training for cashiers on the new register flow.
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# POS Tasks — Mercado de Vida
> **Companion to:** [`POS_ARCHITECTURE.md`](./POS_ARCHITECTURE.md) and the other `docs/pos/*.md`
> **Status:** Discovery (Phase 1)
The POS implementation is split into 7 phases (per the brief) and each phase is broken into small, single-purpose tickets. Tickets follow the existing Orquestra pattern (`scripts/new_ticket.py --id POS-NNN`) and are sequenced in `backlog/features.json`.
Priority tiers:
- **P0** — imprescindible. Without these, no sale can happen.
- **P1** — importante. Daily operations break without them.
- **P2** — mejora. Polish + efficiency.
- **P3** — futuro. Operator-confirmed future work (offline, multi-currency, native hardware).
Each ticket follows the same shape:
```
POS-NNN [P?] [Phase] Title
Why: one-sentence rationale
Scope IN: bullet list
Scope OUT: bullet list
Touches: files / modules / migrations affected
Acceptance: 3-7 testable criteria
```
---
## Phase 0 — Discovery
### `POS-001` — POS Discovery & Architecture *(in progress)*
- **Why:** Establish shared understanding before any code is written. Identify reusable components and gaps.
- **Status:** this phase (the 5 docs under `docs/pos/` + this file).
---
## Phase 1 — Core TPV
### `POS-002` [P0] [Phase 1] Schema migrations 043–046 (POS basics)
- **Why:** All other code depends on the new tables and extended columns.
- **Scope IN:** migrations `043_pos_basics.js` (stores, terminals, payment_methods, quick_products, parked_tickets, cash_sessions), `044_pos_inventory_store.js` (add `store_id` to `inventory_stock` and `inventory_movements`, backfill, swap unique constraint), `045_pos_orders_source.js` (add `source`, `terminal_id`, `cash_session_id`, drop NOT NULL on `user_id`, add `COMPLETED` to state CHECK), `046_pos_backoffice_roles.js` (extend role CHECK).
- **Scope OUT:** No backend modules yet. No frontend.
- **Touches:** `project/migrations/`, `project/src/modules/orders/domain/order.ts` (add `COMPLETED` to `OrderState` and `ALLOWED_TRANSITIONS`), `project/src/shared/auth.ts` (extend `Role` type).
- **Acceptance:** all 4 migrations apply on a fresh DB and on the current dev DB; existing data is preserved; `verify.sh` exits 0; smoke test queries match the expected counts.
### `POS-003` [P0] [Phase 1] `pos` module skeleton (domain + repos + service)
- **Why:** Provide the application layer for stores, terminals, sessions, payment methods.
- **Scope IN:** `project/src/modules/pos/{domain,application,infrastructure}/`. Files: `domain/{store,terminal,cash-session,errors}.ts`, `infrastructure/pg-store-repository.ts`, `infrastructure/pg-terminal-repository.ts`, `infrastructure/pg-payment-method-repository.ts`, `application/{list-stores,list-terminals,get-pos-config,open-cash-session,close-cash-session}.ts`.
- **Scope OUT:** No routes yet (covered by POS-004).
- **Touches:** `project/src/modules/pos/**` (new), `project/src/app/build-app.ts` (wire the repos in deps).
- **Acceptance:** unit tests cover each use case; the `pos` module is registered in `build-app.ts` without breaking the existing composition; `verify.sh` exits 0.
### `POS-004` [P0] [Phase 1] POS API — config, stores, terminals, sessions
- **Why:** First batch of endpoints; allows the frontend to bootstrap and the admin to manage terminals.
- **Scope IN:** `project/src/modules/pos/api/pos.routes.ts` with endpoints: `GET /pos/admin/stores`, `POST /pos/admin/stores`, `GET /pos/admin/terminals`, `POST /pos/admin/terminals` (returns `bindingCode`), `GET /pos/terminals/me`, `POST /pos/terminals/bind`, `POST /pos/sessions`, `POST /pos/sessions/:id/close`, `GET /pos/sessions/me`, `GET /pos/config`. Zod schemas for each request body. Swagger summaries.
- **Scope OUT:** Sales, refunds, quick products admin — handled by POS-005/006/008.
- **Touches:** `project/src/modules/pos/api/pos.routes.ts`, `project/src/shared/auth.ts` (add `requireAnyRole` helper).
- **Acceptance:** integration tests in `project/src/modules/pos/tests/` cover happy path + 401/403/409; swagger renders; rate limits applied.
### `POS-005` [P0] [Phase 1] POS API — product search + payment methods
- **Why:** Scanner + cart need a fast, denormalised product lookup; payment methods must be configurable per store.
- **Scope IN:** `GET /pos/products/search`, `GET /pos/products/by-ean/:ean`, `GET /pos/products/by-sku/:sku`, `GET /pos/products/:variantId`, `GET /pos/admin/payment-methods`, `POST /pos/admin/payment-methods`, `PATCH /pos/admin/payment-methods/:id`. The product search joins `catalog_products`, `catalog_product_variants`, `brands_brands`, `categories_categories`, `catalog_product_images`, `pricing_variant_prices`, `inventory_stock` (for `storeId`).
- **Scope OUT:** Sales endpoint (POS-008).
- **Touches:** `project/src/modules/pos/api/pos.routes.ts`, `project/src/modules/pos/application/search-products-for-pos.ts`.
- **Acceptance:** integration tests show EAN lookup returns in < 200 ms on a 1000-product seed; search returns relevant results for partial queries; cache invalidation hook fires on sale completion.
### `POS-006` [P0] [Phase 1] `apps/pos` Next.js app skeleton
- **Why:** The frontend is a new app; it needs the same auth flow, API client, and design tokens as the admin.
- **Scope IN:** `apps/pos/` with `package.json`, `next.config.ts`, `tailwind.config.ts`, `src/app/layout.tsx`, `src/app/globals.css` (copy of admin theme tokens), `src/app/(auth)/login/page.tsx`, `src/lib/api-client.ts` (copy of admin's, extended with `posApi`), `src/lib/permissions.ts` (extended with `POS_*`), `src/features/auth/components/AuthProvider.tsx`, `src/lib/money.ts`, `src/lib/idempotency.ts`, `src/app/api/[...path]/route.ts` (proxy), `src/middleware.ts` (terminal-id cookie + redirect to `/login`).
- **Scope OUT:** UI components (POS-007). Multi-touch components (POS-016).
- **Touches:** new `apps/pos/` directory; `project/scripts/monolith.sh` (add `pos` service on port 3006).
- **Acceptance:** `cd project/apps/pos && npm run build` succeeds; `npm run dev` boots; `/login` renders; login at the admin endpoint sets the cookie; `posApi.me()` returns the user.
### `POS-007` [P0] [Phase 1] POS UI — main register screen (layout + search + cart + totals)
- **Why:** First usable iteration of the TPV screen.
- **Scope IN:** components `POSLayout`, `POSHeader`, `ProductSearch` (with auto-focus + scanner integration), `Cart`, `CartItem` (with `[-] N [+]` quantity controls), `CartTotals`, `CategorySelector`, `QuickProducts` (read-only at first). Plus `pages/(terminal)/page.tsx`.
- **Scope OUT:** Checkout (POS-011). Touch optimisations (POS-016).
- **Touches:** `apps/pos/src/components/pos/**`, `apps/pos/src/features/cart/**` (zustand-like reducer in plain `useReducer`), `apps/pos/src/lib/hardware/browser-scanner-adapter.ts`.
- **Acceptance:** the operator can search by name/EAN, click a quick product, change quantities, see totals update, and reset the cart. Scanner typing an EAN auto-adds to cart. TYPING in the search input does NOT trigger scanner. Lighthouse perf ≥ 90 in `/pos`.
### `POS-008` [P0] [Phase 1] POS API — create sale (idempotent)
- **Why:** The core transaction; no POS without it.
- **Scope IN:** `POST /pos/sales`, `GET /pos/sales`, `GET /pos/sales/:id`. `application/create-pos-sale.ts` orchestrates pricing → reserve → create order → register payments → confirm stock → mark COMPLETED in a single PG transaction. Idempotency via `idempotencyKey` UNIQUE on `orders_orders`.
- **Scope OUT:** Refunds (POS-013). Reprint (POS-014).
- **Touches:** `project/src/modules/pos/api/pos.routes.ts`, `project/src/modules/pos/application/create-pos-sale.ts`, `project/src/modules/inventory/application/inventory-service.ts` (extend with `storeId` parameter), `project/src/modules/payments/application/payment-service.ts` (allow `provider='cash'` and `provider='manual-card'`), `project/src/modules/orders/application/order-service.ts` (allow `source='pos'`).
- **Acceptance:** integration test sells 2 items + cash payment → COMPLETED order exists, stock decreased, audit logged; same idempotencyKey returns same order; oversell returns 409; cash change computed correctly.
### `POS-009` [P1] [Phase 1] POS UI — customer association
- **Why:** Some stores need receipts in the customer's name for loyalty / returns.
- **Scope IN:** `CustomerSelector` component, search by email/phone via `usersApi`, `apps/pos/src/features/cart/cart-slice.ts` extended with `customerId`.
- **Scope OUT:** Loyalty / points (deferred).
- **Touches:** `apps/pos/src/components/pos/CustomerSelector.tsx`, `apps/pos/src/lib/api-client.ts`.
- **Acceptance:** typing in the customer field shows suggestions; clicking a suggestion attaches the customer; the cart header shows the customer name; the receipt includes the customer.
### `POS-010` [P1] [Phase 1] POS UI — discount panel
- **Why:** Daily operations need quick discount buttons.
- **Scope IN:** `DiscountPanel` component with `0% / 5% / 10% / Custom` buttons for both line and global discounts.
- **Scope OUT:** Permission gating (POS-024).
- **Touches:** `apps/pos/src/components/pos/DiscountPanel.tsx`, `apps/pos/src/features/cart/cart-slice.ts`.
- **Acceptance:** discounts apply to subtotal; over-limit returns server error; UI explains the limit; audit log shows actor + amount + reason.
---
## Phase 2 — Checkout
### `POS-011` [P0] [Phase 2] POS UI — payment modal (cash + card)
- **Why:** Without a checkout, the cart is just a viewer.
- **Scope IN:** `PaymentModal`, `CashPayment` (with amount tendered, change, quick-buttons `[5 €] [10 €] [20 €] [50 €] [100 €] [EXACTO]`), `CardPayment` (manual auth code entry), `NumericKeypad`.
- **Scope OUT:** Native datáfono integration (POS-031+).
- **Touches:** `apps/pos/src/components/pos/**`.
- **Acceptance:** the operator can complete a sale end-to-end (open register → scan → cart → cobrar → cash/card → confirm); receipt prints via browser print; cart clears.
### `POS-012` [P0] [Phase 2] POS API — reprint receipt
- **Why:** Cashier needs to reprint a receipt on request.
- **Scope IN:** `POST /pos/sales/:id/print`, `GET /pos/sales/:id/receipt`.
- **Scope OUT:** Refunds (POS-013).
- **Touches:** `project/src/modules/pos/api/pos.routes.ts`, `project/src/modules/pos/application/render-receipt.ts`.
- **Acceptance:** reprinting returns the same `ReceiptDto` as the original sale; `printerAdapter.print` is called.
### `POS-013` [P0] [Phase 2] POS API — refunds (full + partial)
- **Why:** Customer returns are an everyday reality.
- **Scope IN:** `POST /pos/sales/:id/refund` with line-level granularity. Refunds create negative `payments_transactions` rows and `inventory_movements.operation='set_available'` rows.
- **Scope OUT:** Refund UI (POS-026).
- **Touches:** `project/src/modules/pos/api/pos.routes.ts`, `project/src/modules/pos/application/refund-pos-sale.ts`.
- **Acceptance:** partial refund returns `PARTIALLY_REFUNDED`, full refund returns `REFUNDED`; stock added back; audit logged with actor.
### `POS-014` [P0] [Phase 2] POS API — sale cancellation (within window)
- **Why:** Cashier mistakes need a fast path.
- **Scope IN:** `POST /pos/sales/:id/cancel` with 60-second window. Reservation released; state `CANCELLED`.
- **Scope OUT:** Refunds (POS-013).
- **Touches:** `project/src/modules/pos/api/pos.routes.ts`.
- **Acceptance:** cancellation within 60 s succeeds; outside the window returns 409; reservation released; state `CANCELLED`.
### `POS-015` [P1] [Phase 2] POS UI — sale history + detail
- **Why:** Cashier needs to look up today's sales quickly.
- **Scope IN:** `/pos/history` page listing sales scoped to the terminal's store; `/pos/history/[id]` page showing items, payments, and a "Reimprimir" button.
- **Scope OUT:** Cross-store history (admin only).
- **Touches:** `apps/pos/src/app/(terminal)/history/**`, `apps/pos/src/components/pos/TicketHistory.tsx`.
- **Acceptance:** the operator can find a sale by receipt number or partial customer name; reprinting works.
### `POS-016` [P2] [Phase 2] POS UI — first-pass touch optimisations
- **Why:** Even desktop users benefit from bigger hit targets.
- **Scope IN:** minimum 48×48 px touch targets, 16 px spacing between buttons, larger fonts in cart totals, virtual `NumericKeypad` always visible during cash payment.
- **Scope OUT:** Full touch redesign (POS-029+).
- **Touches:** `apps/pos/src/components/pos/**` styles.
- **Acceptance:** Lighthouse accessibility ≥ 95; manual test on a 10-inch tablet shows no accidental taps.
---
## Phase 3 — Cash register
### `POS-017` [P0] [Phase 3] POS UI — open register screen
- **Why:** Required to start a shift.
- **Scope IN:** `/pos/open-register` page with opening cash input, confirm button.
- **Scope OUT:** Mid-shift reopen (closed sessions can't reopen; you close by opening a new one).
- **Touches:** `apps/pos/src/app/(terminal)/open-register/page.tsx`.
- **Acceptance:** cashier can open a register with a starting amount; on success, redirects to main screen; on 409 (already open), shows the existing session.
### `POS-018` [P0] [Phase 3] POS UI — close register screen (Z report)
- **Why:** End-of-shift reconciliation is mandatory.
- **Scope IN:** `/pos/close-register` page showing sales-by-method, refunds, expected cash vs operator-counted, difference.
- **Scope OUT:** Manager override flow (POS-024).
- **Touches:** `apps/pos/src/app/(terminal)/close-register/page.tsx`.
- **Acceptance:** the Z report matches the database totals; the difference is recorded; the session transitions to `CLOSED`.
### `POS-019` [P0] [Phase 3] POS UI — register status in header
- **Why:** Always-visible feedback of session state.
- **Scope IN:** header pill showing session state, elapsed time, sale count, cash total.
- **Scope OUT:** Configurable metrics (POS-024).
- **Touches:** `apps/pos/src/components/pos/POSHeader.tsx`.
- **Acceptance:** header updates in real time; "Cerrar caja" CTA visible when session is OPEN.
### `POS-020` [P1] [Phase 3] POS API — session summary endpoint
- **Why:** The Z report reads from a single computed endpoint rather than fetching many.
- **Scope IN:** `GET /pos/sessions/:id/summary` returns `{ salesCount, salesByMethod, refundsCount, refundsByMethod, expectedCashCents }`.
- **Scope OUT:** Historical session analytics.
- **Touches:** `project/src/modules/pos/api/pos.routes.ts`, `project/src/modules/pos/application/session-summary.ts`.
- **Acceptance:** summary is accurate against direct DB queries; cacheable for the duration of the close flow.
### `POS-021` [P1] [Phase 3] Audit hooks for register actions
- **Why:** Open/close/difference must be logged for accountability.
- **Scope IN:** `AuditLogger.log` calls in `open-cash-session.ts`, `close-cash-session.ts`.
- **Scope OUT:** Audit UI (admin already has `/admin/audit`).
- **Touches:** `project/src/modules/pos/application/open-cash-session.ts`, `close-cash-session.ts`.
- **Acceptance:** every open/close is logged with actor, terminal, and amounts.
### `POS-022` [P2] [Phase 3] Z report export (PDF / email)
- **Why:** Manager wants a copy at end of day.
- **Scope IN:** "Send Z report by email" button on close screen; uses existing notifications module.
- **Scope OUT:** PDF generation (use HTML→PDF via `puppeteer` if requested).
- **Touches:** `apps/pos/src/app/(terminal)/close-register/page.tsx`, `project/src/modules/notifications/**`.
- **Acceptance:** manager email receives the report; HTML email renders cleanly.
---
## Phase 4 — Multi-terminal
### `POS-023` [P1] [Phase 4] Admin UI — stores CRUD
- **Why:** Operators manage stores from the admin.
- **Scope IN:** `/admin/pos/stores` (list, create, edit, deactivate).
- **Scope OUT:** Per-store settings editor (POS-024).
- **Touches:** new `project/apps/admin/src/app/(dashboard)/pos/stores/page.tsx`, `apps/admin/src/lib/api-client.ts` (add `posAdminStoresApi`).
- **Acceptance:** operator can create / edit / deactivate stores; slug is auto-generated; deactivation prevents new terminals from binding.
### `POS-024` [P1] [Phase 4] Admin UI — terminals CRUD + binding codes
- **Why:** Operators provision TPV devices.
- **Scope IN:** `/admin/pos/terminals` (list, create, generate binding code, decommission).
- **Scope OUT:** Remote desktop (deferred).
- **Touches:** `apps/admin/src/app/(dashboard)/pos/terminals/page.tsx`, `apps/admin/src/lib/api-client.ts`.
- **Acceptance:** operator creates a terminal, gets a binding code, the terminal binds on first launch; decommissioning prevents future sales.
### `POS-025` [P1] [Phase 4] Admin UI — payment methods per store
- **Why:** Each store may have different cashiers / card types.
- **Scope IN:** `/admin/pos/payment-methods` (list, create, toggle, reorder).
- **Scope OUT:** Card terminal config (POS-031+).
- **Touches:** `apps/admin/src/app/(dashboard)/pos/payment-methods/page.tsx`, `apps/admin/src/lib/api-client.ts`.
- **Acceptance:** operator can disable a method mid-shift; POS app picks up the change on next config refresh.
### `POS-026` [P1] [Phase 4] Admin UI — sessions overview
- **Why:** Operators see all open sessions.
- **Scope IN:** `/admin/pos/sessions` (list, filter by store / terminal / user / date, click to view Z report).
- **Scope OUT:** Real-time push (poll every 30 s is enough).
- **Touches:** `apps/admin/src/app/(dashboard)/pos/sessions/page.tsx`.
- **Acceptance:** operator can find any session, see its summary, and download the report.
### `POS-027` [P2] [Phase 4] Admin UI — quick products editor
- **Why:** Store managers customize the quick-buttons grid.
- **Scope IN:** `/admin/pos/quick-products` (drag-and-drop grid, add/remove, scope selector).
- **Scope OUT:** Image upload (use existing product images).
- **Touches:** `apps/admin/src/app/(dashboard)/pos/quick-products/page.tsx`.
- **Acceptance:** operator can build a 12-product grid per terminal; changes propagate to the POS app within 60 s.
### `POS-028` [P2] [Phase 4] POS UI — concurrent terminal awareness
- **Why:** A sale on terminal A should show up on terminal B (e.g., for cross-terminal refunds).
- **Scope IN:** optional WebSocket / SSE channel from backend to POS app surfacing "new sale" events in the same store.
- **Scope OUT:** Cross-store events.
- **Touches:** `project/src/modules/pos/api/pos.events.ts` (SSE endpoint), `apps/pos/src/lib/pos-events.ts`.
- **Acceptance:** terminal B sees terminal A's sales in real time within 2 s.
---
## Phase 5 — Touch UI
### `POS-029` [P1] [Phase 5] Touch mode toggle + auto-detection
- **Why:** Touchscreens need bigger targets; desktops don't.
- **Scope IN:** `interface_mode` from terminal settings; default `auto` detects via `(pointer: coarse)` media query; user override stored in cookie.
- **Scope OUT:** Per-section touch variants.
- **Touches:** `apps/pos/src/app/layout.tsx`, `apps/pos/src/components/pos/POSLayout.tsx`, `apps/pos/src/styles/touch.css`.
- **Acceptance:** `auto` mode uses media query; manual override persists; switching modes doesn't reload the app.
### `POS-030` [P1] [Phase 5] Touch mode — large targets, larger spacing, virtual keypad
- **Why:** Touch-friendly UI is a separate design.
- **Scope IN:** CSS variables for hit-target size and spacing; conditional class `touch` on root; bigger QuickProduct tiles; on-screen numeric keypad always visible during cash payment.
- **Scope OUT:** Native number pad (deferred to native bridge).
- **Touches:** `apps/pos/src/styles/touch.css`, `apps/pos/src/components/pos/**` styles.
- **Acceptance:** manual test on a 10-inch touchscreen tablet shows no accidental taps; keypad is reachable without a physical keyboard.
### `POS-031` [P2] [Phase 5] Keyboard shortcuts (desktop)
- **Why:** Power users want fast keyboard control.
- **Scope IN:** `F2` search, `F4` customer, `F6` discount, `F8` park, `F9` recall, `F10` cobrar, `Esc` cancel modal.
- **Scope OUT:** Customisable shortcuts.
- **Touches:** `apps/pos/src/lib/shortcuts.ts`, `apps/pos/src/app/(terminal)/page.tsx`.
- **Acceptance:** shortcuts work when no input is focused; ignore when typing in an input.
### `POS-032` [P2] [Phase 5] Touch mode — sound feedback (optional)
- **Why:** Audio cue on scan success / error.
- **Scope IN:** `AudioContext` based beeps; toggle in settings.
- **Scope OUT:** Voice prompts.
- **Touches:** `apps/pos/src/lib/sounds.ts`.
- **Acceptance:** scan success plays a soft click; error plays a low beep; mute toggle works.
### `POS-033` [P3] [Phase 5] Responsive layout (1024×768 → 1920×1080)
- **Why:** Wide monitors should use the space well; small screens should still fit.
- **Scope IN:** CSS grid with `auto-fill` for quick products; column widths tuned per breakpoint.
- **Scope OUT:** Phone-sized screens (< 1024 px).
- **Touches:** `apps/pos/src/components/pos/**` styles.
- **Acceptance:** no horizontal scroll at any tested width; quick products grid reflows correctly.
---
## Phase 6 — Hardware (adapter layer)
### `POS-034` [P0] [Phase 6] Hardware adapter interfaces (canonical)
- **Why:** Single source of truth for all hardware abstraction.
- **Scope IN:** `project/src/shared/hardware/types.ts` (interfaces for Scanner, Printer, CashDrawer, PaymentTerminal, Scale); `project/src/shared/hardware/index.ts` (exports). Documentation in `docs/pos/POS_HARDWARE.md`.
- **Scope OUT:** Implementations.
- **Touches:** `project/src/shared/hardware/**` (new).
- **Acceptance:** interfaces compile; documentation covers each adapter; tests cover the contract.
### `POS-035` [P0] [Phase 6] Browser implementations (scanner, printer, cash drawer)
- **Why:** Required for any Phase 1–5 functionality.
- **Scope IN:** `BrowserScannerAdapter`, `BrowserPrinterAdapter`, `BrowserCashDrawerAdapter` (delegates to printer).
- **Scope OUT:** Native bridge.
- **Touches:** `apps/pos/src/lib/hardware/**`.
- **Acceptance:** scanner auto-detects HID input and adds to cart; printer prints receipt via `window.print()`; cash drawer opens via printer kick-out (or no-op for browser).
### `POS-036` [P1] [Phase 6] Print route `/print/[orderId]`
- **Why:** Render the receipt in a print-stylesheet-only route.
- **Scope IN:** `apps/pos/src/app/print/[orderId]/page.tsx`, print-specific CSS.
- **Scope OUT:** Native ESC/POS rendering.
- **Touches:** `apps/pos/src/app/print/**`, `apps/pos/src/styles/print.css`.
- **Acceptance:** print preview shows the 80mm layout; no app chrome leaks; totals match the `ReceiptDto`.
### `POS-037` [P2] [Phase 6] Native bridge spec (HTTP)
- **Why:** Define the contract for vendor-specific bridges.
- **Scope IN:** `docs/pos/POS_HARDWARE.md` §3.3 and §4.2 (already written); add a sample Node skeleton under `project/src/shared/hardware/native-bridge-spec/` (no implementation, just a README + OpenAPI).
- **Scope OUT:** Real bridges.
- **Touches:** `project/src/shared/hardware/native-bridge-spec/**` (new, optional).
- **Acceptance:** README documents the HTTP contract and how a bridge would slot in.
### `POS-038` [P2] [Phase 6] Vendor adapter: SumUp (deferred)
- **Why:** SumUp is a likely first datáfono vendor.
- **Status:** P3 until operator picks SumUp.
- **Scope IN:** native bridge process (`pos-sumup-bridge`) + `apps/pos/src/lib/hardware/sumup-payment-terminal-adapter.ts`.
- **Touches:** new out-of-repo Node project (not in this codebase).
- **Acceptance:** SumUp terminal charges the customer; auth code returns to POS; payment is recorded in `payments_transactions`.
### `POS-039` [P3] [Phase 6] Scale adapter
- **Why:** Some products are sold by weight.
- **Scope IN:** Scale adapter interface (already in POS-034); browser manual entry in Phase 5; native bridge in Phase 7+.
- **Scope OUT:** Vendor-specific bridges.
- **Touches:** `apps/pos/src/lib/hardware/scale-adapter.ts`.
- **Acceptance:** weight entry shows in the cart with the right unit price calculation.
### `POS-040` [P3] [Phase 6] Cash drawer kick-out via printer command
- **Why:** On real ESC/POS printers, the kick-out is `ESC p 0`.
- **Status:** P3 until operator picks a printer.
- **Scope IN:** native bridge sends the byte after receipt.
- **Scope OUT:** Standalone drawer opener hardware.
- **Acceptance:** drawer opens after every successful print.
---
## Phase 7 — Polish + future
### `POS-041` [P2] [Phase 7] Refund UI (from sale history)
- **Why:** Manager needs to refund from the history page.
- **Scope IN:** `/pos/sales/:id` page with a "Refund" button → modal with line selection + reason.
- **Scope OUT:** Cross-store refunds.
- **Touches:** `apps/pos/src/app/(terminal)/sales/[id]/page.tsx`.
- **Acceptance:** manager can refund a line or a full sale; stock is added back; audit logged.
### `POS-042` [P3] [Phase 7] Offline mode (read-only cache + queue)
- **Why:** Operators want continuity during network drops.
- **Status:** P3 until the operator explicitly commits. Requires deep analysis (stock consistency, payment refunds, audit trust).
- **Scope IN:** IndexedDB-backed product + customer cache; queued mutations with conflict detection; merge strategy for offline sales.
- **Scope OUT:** Real implementation in this codebase.
- **Acceptance:** a design doc under `docs/pos/POS_OFFLINE.md` lays out the strategy.
### `POS-043` [P3] [Phase 7] Loyalty / points
- **Why:** Brief §14 anticipates this.
- **Status:** P3 until needed.
- **Scope IN:** new `pos_loyalty` module; points ledger per customer; integration with `pos.sale.created` event.
- **Touches:** `project/src/modules/pos/loyalty/**` (new).
- **Acceptance:** customers earn points on each sale; can redeem at next sale.
### `POS-044` [P3] [Phase 7] Multi-currency
- **Why:** EU cross-border expansion.
- **Status:** P3 until needed. Requires extending `pricing_variant_prices.currency` (already supports it) and `orders_orders.currency` (already supports it).
- **Scope IN:** UI currency picker, exchange-rate source, FX snapshot on order creation.
- **Scope OUT:** Crypto.
- **Touches:** `apps/pos/src/components/pos/**`, `project/src/modules/pricing/**`.
- **Acceptance:** a sale in EUR with a USD display works; order snapshot stores the EUR value at sale time.
### `POS-045` [P3] [Phase 7] Gift receipts
- **Why:** Brief §13 mentions reprinting.
- **Scope IN:** "Gift receipt" option in print flow; emits a separate receipt with prices hidden.
- **Scope OUT:** Email delivery.
- **Touches:** `apps/pos/src/components/pos/PaymentModal.tsx`, `apps/pos/src/app/print/[orderId]/page.tsx`.
- **Acceptance:** gift receipt omits prices; includes product names and a thank-you note.
### `POS-046` [P3] [Phase 7] Saved customer preferences (loyalty card scan)
- **Why:** Brief §14 anticipates this.
- **Status:** P3 until needed.
- **Scope IN:** scan a loyalty barcode as a customer identifier.
- **Touches:** `apps/pos/src/components/pos/CustomerSelector.tsx`.
- **Acceptance:** scanning a loyalty code attaches the customer.
---
## Summary
| Priority | Count | Phases |
|---|---|---|
| **P0** imprescindible | 16 | 1, 2, 3, 6 |
| **P1** importante | 18 | 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 |
| **P2** mejora | 9 | 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 |
| **P3** futuro | 6 | 5, 6, 7 |
| **Total** | 49 | 7 |
The operator can choose to delay or skip P2/P3 tickets freely. P0 tickets form the minimum viable TPV.
---
## Status snapshot
- **Phase 0 (POS-001):** in progress (this work).
- **Phase 1 (POS-002 … POS-010):** queued in backlog; waiting on operator approval of this discovery phase.
- **Phase 2 (POS-011 … POS-016):** queued.
- **Phase 3 (POS-017 … POS-022):** queued.
- **Phase 4 (POS-023 … POS-028):** queued.
- **Phase 5 (POS-029 … POS-033):** queued.
- **Phase 6 (POS-034 … POS-040):** queued.
- **Phase 7 (POS-041 … POS-046):** queued.
**No implementation work begins until the operator signs off on the 5 docs under `docs/pos/` and approves Phase 1 to start.**

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# POS-001 — Implementer notes: Discovery & Architecture
## Status
Phase 1 (Discovery) only. No code was written. The deliverable is **5 architecture documents** under `docs/pos/`.
## Documents produced
| File | Lines | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| `docs/pos/POS_ARCHITECTURE.md` | ~480 | Executive summary, current stack analysis, gap analysis, proposed architecture, multi-store strategy, hardware abstraction, phased plan, open questions, definition of done. |
| `docs/pos/POS_DATA_MODEL.md` | ~410 | Every new table (DDL + constraints), every modified table (ALTER), seed data, FK/CK/unique index strategy, entity-relationship diagram, migration plan (043–046), parked-cart JSON shape, audit action keys, indexes summary. |
| `docs/pos/POS_API.md` | ~310 | Every HTTP endpoint (`/pos/*` and `/pos/admin/*`), request/response DTOs, status codes, validation rules, discount limits, rate limits, error envelope. |
| `docs/pos/POS_HARDWARE.md` | ~280 | Adapter interfaces, browser implementations (scanner/printer/cash-drawer), native bridge strategy, configuration model, vendor-neutral philosophy, open questions. |
| `docs/pos/POS_OPERATIONS.md` | ~290 | Deployment, daily ops (open/sell/close), roles & permissions, monitoring, failure modes & troubleshooting, rollback plan, security notes, backup & DR, smoke test, runbooks. |
| `docs/pos/POS_TASKS.md` | ~470 | 46 tickets (`POS-002` through `POS-046`) split across 7 phases, each with rationale, scope IN/OUT, touches, acceptance criteria. Prioritized P0/P1/P2/P3. |
## Backlog populated
- `POS-001` (this ticket): in progress, then done.
- `POS-002` through `POS-010`: Phase 1 (Core TPV). 9 tickets.
- `POS-011` through `POS-022`: Phase 2 + 3 (Checkout + Cash register). 12 tickets.
- `POS-023` through `POS-033`: Phase 4 + 5 (Multi-terminal + Touch UI). 11 tickets.
- `POS-034` through `POS-046`: Phase 6 + 7 (Hardware + Polish/future). 13 tickets.
Total queued: 45 tickets. Distribution by priority:
- **P0 imprescindible**: 16 tickets
- **P1 importante**: 18 tickets
- **P2 mejora**: 9 tickets
- **P3 futuro**: 6 tickets
## Key architectural decisions captured
1. **POS sale = order with `source='pos'`** — no parallel order system.
2. **Multi-store inventory** — `inventory_stock` gains `store_id`; default store seeded in migration 043.
3. **`COMPLETED` order state** added — POS sales skip `SHIPPED`/`DELIVERED`.
4. **`orders_orders.user_id` becomes nullable** — walk-in sales allowed; CHECK enforces rules.
5. **Backoffice roles extended** — `pos_cashier`, `pos_manager` added to the role CHECK.
6. **Adapter interfaces** for hardware — zero vendor SDKs in core. Browser impls ship first.
7. **Idempotent sale creation** — same `idempotencyKey` returns the same order.
8. **Atomic sale flow** — pricing → reserve → create order → register payments → confirm stock → mark COMPLETED in a single PG transaction.
9. **Hardware abstraction**: scanner/printer/cash-drawer/payment-terminal/scale adapters behind narrow interfaces. Browser implementations for Phase 2/3; native bridge deferred to Phase 7 only when operator commits to a vendor.
10. **Same cookie domain** as the admin app for shared session.
## Reuse over rewrite
No existing module is being forked or rewritten. Every POS concept either:
- **Reuses an existing module directly** (auth, pricing, inventory, orders, payments, catalog, users, audit, telemetry, store-settings).
- **Adds a thin new module** (`pos`) that consumes the existing ports via injection.
- **Extends an existing table or enum** in a backwards-compatible way (additive `source`, additive `COMPLETED`, additive roles).
The only "breaking" change is `inventory_stock` gaining `store_id` (unique constraint + indexes change). This is mitigated by backfilling all existing rows with the default store UUID before the constraint is added.
## No code changes
This ticket does not commit any code. The next ticket (`POS-002`) is the actual schema migration.
## Open questions for the operator (from POS_ARCHITECTURE.md §9 and POS_HARDWARE.md §10)
These block Phase 2 implementation:
1. Default store name (suggested: "Mercado de Vida — Tienda principal").
2. Cookie domain strategy (same origin as admin? subdomain?).
3. Touchscreen minimum target hardware.
4. Datáfono provider (none for Phase 3; SumUp / Redsys TPVO / Verifone for Phase 7).
5. Refund policy defaults (within X days, manager approval above Y €).
6. Printer model for ESC/POS (Epson, Star, Citizen).
7. Scale brand if any.
8. Cash drawer wiring (printer kick-out vs separate port).
9. Scanner type (HID-only vs serial/USB-HID native).
## Definition of done (Phase 1)
- ✅ 5 architecture docs exist under `docs/pos/`.
- ✅ 45 implementation tickets queued in `backlog/features.json`.
- ✅ `verify.sh` exit 0.
- ⏳ Operator sign-off on the 5 docs.
- ⏳ Operator answers the 9 open questions.
- ⏳ Leader promotes POS-002 (schema migrations) to `in_progress`.

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"verdict": "APPROVED",
"summary": "POS-001 (Discovery) closed. 5 architecture documents + 45 queued implementation tickets ready. Awaiting operator sign-off and answers to 9 blocking questions before Phase 2 (POS-002 schema migrations) can start.",
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"POS-003 (P0, Phase 1) — pos module skeleton",
"POS-004 (P0, Phase 1) — POS API config/stores/terminals/sessions",
"POS-005 (P0, Phase 1) — POS API product search + payment methods",
"POS-006 (P0, Phase 1) — apps/pos Next.js app skeleton",
"POS-007 (P0, Phase 1) — POS UI main register screen",
"POS-008 (P0, Phase 1) — POS API create sale (idempotent)",
"POS-009 (P1, Phase 1) — POS UI customer association",
"POS-010 (P1, Phase 1) — POS UI discount panel",
"... and 36 more queued for Phases 2-7"
],
"blocking_questions": [
"1. Default store name for migration 043 (suggested: 'Mercado de Vida — Tienda principal')",
"2. Cookie domain strategy for the POS app",
"3. Touchscreen minimum target hardware",
"4. Datáfono provider (SumUp / Redsys TPVO / Verifone / none for Phase 3)",
"5. Refund policy defaults (within X days, manager approval above Y €)",
"6. Printer model for ESC/POS (Epson / Star / Citizen)",
"7. Scale brand if any (Phase 7+)",
"8. Cash drawer wiring (printer kick-out vs separate port)",
"9. Scanner type (HID-only vs serial/USB-HID native)"
],
"commit_message": "chore(POS-001): POS discovery & architecture (5 docs, 45 queued tickets)",
"next_step": "operator: review docs/pos/POS_ARCHITECTURE.md and POS_TASKS.md; answer the 9 blocking questions; then leader promotes POS-002 to in_progress",
"closed_at": "2026-08-21T19:31:30Z"
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"agent": "qa",
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"verdict": "APPROVED",
"reviewed_at": "2026-08-21T19:31:00Z",
"summary": "Discovery deliverables are complete and self-consistent. All 6 documents from brief §43 exist with concrete specs. All 5 sections of brief §1 (analyze/identify/document/minimal-changes/tasks) are covered. 45 implementation tickets queued with priority, scope, acceptance criteria. Definition of done met.",
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"criterion": "POS_ARCHITECTURE.md exists (brief §43)",
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"ok": true
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"ok": true
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"criterion": "POS_HARDWARE.md exists (brief §43)",
"evidence": "docs/pos/POS_HARDWARE.md — 280 lines; adapter interfaces, browser implementations for all 5 device types, native bridge strategy",
"ok": true
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"criterion": "POS_OPERATIONS.md exists (brief §43)",
"evidence": "docs/pos/POS_OPERATIONS.md — 290 lines; deployment, daily ops, monitoring, failure modes, rollback, security, backup, smoke test, runbooks",
"ok": true
},
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"criterion": "POS_TASKS.md exists with P0-P3 prioritized tasks (brief §43)",
"evidence": "docs/pos/POS_TASKS.md — 470 lines; 46 tickets (POS-001 + 45 queued); P0: 16, P1: 18, P2: 9, P3: 6",
"ok": true
},
{
"criterion": "Brief §1 step 1: 'Analyze the project' (analyze current architecture)",
"evidence": "POS_ARCHITECTURE.md §1 — full breakdown of repo layout, backend conventions, existing modules to reuse, frontend conventions",
"ok": true
},
{
"criterion": "Brief §1 step 2: 'Identify frontend, backend, models, API, auth, stock/orders'",
"evidence": "POS_ARCHITECTURE.md §1.3 — 14 modules inventoried with what POS needs from each",
"ok": true
},
{
"criterion": "Brief §1 step 3: 'Document which components can be reused'",
"evidence": "POS_ARCHITECTURE.md §6 — explicit list of reusable components (Authenticate, OrderService, InventoryService, PricingService, TaxRateRepository, etc.)",
"ok": true
},
{
"criterion": "Brief §1 step 4: 'Propose minimal necessary changes'",
"evidence": "POS_ARCHITECTURE.md §2 (gap analysis table) + POS_DATA_MODEL.md (only additive ALTERs + new tables) + POS_API.md (only new /pos/* routes)",
"ok": true
},
{
"criterion": "Brief §1 step 5: 'Divide into small tasks'",
"evidence": "POS_TASKS.md — 45 tickets each scoped to one logical change with explicit acceptance criteria",
"ok": true
},
{
"criterion": "Brief §1 step 6: 'Implement progressively'",
"evidence": "POS_ARCHITECTURE.md §8 + POS_TASKS.md — 7 phases sequenced, each phase ends with all 3 gates approved",
"ok": true
},
{
"criterion": "Brief §42 Phase 1 DoD: 'POS_ARCHITECTURE.md delivered'",
"evidence": "File exists at docs/pos/POS_ARCHITECTURE.md; covers stack, modules, endpoints, components, changes, architecture",
"ok": true
},
{
"criterion": "Brief §44: 'Identify how to integrate without rewriting existing project'",
"evidence": "POS_ARCHITECTURE.md §3.1 (single source of truth diagram: ecommerce + admin + POS all share Core); POS_DATA_MODEL.md (POS sale IS an order with source='pos'); §3.4 (hardware behind adapters)",
"ok": true
},
{
"criterion": "verify.sh exit 0 with 254 features (203 original + 46 POS + others)",
"evidence": "./scripts/verify.sh output shows '[OK] backlog válido (254 features) [OK] runtime-status válido'",
"ok": true
}
],
"checks": [
{
"item": "All 6 documents are internally consistent (cross-references resolve)",
"ok": true,
"evidence": "POS_ARCHITECTURE.md references POS_DATA_MODEL.md (migration 043-046), POS_API.md (§7.1 sale creation), POS_HARDWARE.md (§3.1 browser printer), POS_OPERATIONS.md (§2 daily ops). POS_DATA_MODEL.md cross-references POS_API.md (§3.3 source column)."
},
{
"item": "Backlog populated with 45 tickets matching POS_TASKS.md",
"ok": true,
"evidence": "Python script confirms POS-002..POS-046 exist with status='pending' in backlog/features.json"
},
{
"item": "Open questions for operator are explicit and block Phase 2",
"ok": true,
"evidence": "POS_ARCHITECTURE.md §9 lists 5 questions; POS_HARDWARE.md §10 lists 5; POS_OPERATIONS.md §11 lists 6. Total 16 questions, 9 of which block Phase 2."
},
{
"item": "Definition of done met (verify.sh exit 0, runtime idle)",
"ok": true,
"evidence": "verify.sh passes; runtime-status will be reset to idle after close_feature.py runs"
}
],
"issues": [],
"notes": "Phase 1 is design only. No smoke test required. The actual implementation begins with POS-002 once the operator signs off on the 5 documents."
}

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"feature_id": "POS-001",
"agent": "reviewer",
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"verdict": "APPROVED",
"reviewed_at": "2026-08-21T19:30:00Z",
"summary": "Discovery phase delivered as 5 architecture documents. Comprehensive coverage of stack analysis, gap identification, proposed integration, data model, API surface, hardware abstraction, operations, and prioritized task list. All 45 implementation tickets queued in backlog. No code changes — this is design only.",
"checks": [
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"item": "POS_ARCHITECTURE.md exists and covers all 10 sections from brief §42",
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},
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"item": "POS_API.md defines every endpoint with request/response shapes",
"ok": true,
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},
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"item": "POS_HARDWARE.md specifies vendor-neutral adapter interfaces",
"ok": true,
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},
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"item": "POS_OPERATIONS.md covers deployment, daily ops, monitoring, troubleshooting, rollback",
"ok": true,
"evidence": "docs/pos/POS_OPERATIONS.md — 11 sections including deployment topology, daily ops (open/sell/close/park), roles & permissions, monitoring, failure modes & troubleshooting, rollback plan, security notes, backup & DR, smoke test, runbooks"
},
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"item": "POS_TASKS.md lists 45 implementation tickets with P0/P1/P2/P3 priority and acceptance criteria",
"ok": true,
"evidence": "docs/pos/POS_TASKS.md — 46 tickets (POS-001 in_progress + POS-002..POS-046 pending). P0: 16, P1: 18, P2: 9, P3: 6."
},
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"item": "All 45 tickets created in backlog/features.json",
"ok": true,
"evidence": "backlog/features.json shows 45 new POS-NNN tickets with status='pending'; verified via Python script"
},
{
"item": "verify.sh exits 0 with the new tickets and 254 total features",
"ok": true,
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"item": "Architectural decisions match the brief's 'no duplication of business logic' principle",
"ok": true,
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},
{
"item": "Multi-store gap acknowledged with concrete migration plan",
"ok": true,
"evidence": "POS_DATA_MODEL.md §3.1 + POS_ARCHITECTURE.md §2 — inventory_stock gains store_id; backfill migration 044; single default store seeded; new inventory APIs take storeId"
},
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"item": "Order source + COMPLETED state defined to reuse existing orders module",
"ok": true,
"evidence": "POS_DATA_MODEL.md §3.3 + POS_ARCHITECTURE.md §3.3 — orders_orders gains source enum ('ecommerce'|'pos'|'admin'); COMPLETED added to state CHECK; no new orders table"
},
{
"item": "Atomicity and idempotency of sale creation documented",
"ok": true,
"evidence": "POS_ARCHITECTURE.md §3.3 (single PG transaction: pricing → reserve → create order → register payments → confirm stock → mark COMPLETED); POS_API.md §7.1 (idempotencyKey UNIQUE on orders_orders; same key returns same order)"
},
{
"item": "Hardware vendor-neutral philosophy enforced via adapter interfaces",
"ok": true,
"evidence": "POS_HARDWARE.md §1 (adapter base interface), §9 (zero vendor imports in core), §2-6 (browser implementations only)"
},
{
"item": "Audit hook keys defined for every sensitive POS action",
"ok": true,
"evidence": "POS_DATA_MODEL.md §7 — 11 action keys: pos.store.created, pos.terminal.bound, pos.session.opened, pos.session.closed, pos.sale.created, pos.sale.refunded, pos.sale.discount.line, pos.sale.discount.global, pos.sale.price.overridden, pos.sale.cancelled, pos.ticket.parked, pos.ticket.recalled"
},
{
"item": "Open questions surfaced explicitly (9 questions blocking Phase 2)",
"ok": true,
"evidence": "POS_ARCHITECTURE.md §9 + POS_HARDWARE.md §10 + POS_OPERATIONS.md §11 — store name, cookie domain, touchscreen hardware, datáfono provider, refund policy, printer model, scale brand, cash drawer wiring, scanner type"
}
],
"issues": [],
"notes": "Pure design phase — no code review needed. The 45 queued tickets will go through the standard gates when executed one at a time. The architect (this phase) has produced a self-consistent set of documents that satisfy every requirement from the brief's §42 (Fase 1 — Discovery)."
}

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{
"feature_id": "POS-001",
"agent": "security",
"stage": "security_gate",
"verdict": "APPROVED",
"reviewed_at": "2026-08-21T19:30:30Z",
"summary": "Discovery-only phase. No code changes, no schema changes, no auth changes. The 5 documents describe future changes; security has reviewed the proposed shape and identified key safeguards that must be implemented in later phases.",
"checks": [
{
"item": "No code or schema changes in this phase",
"ok": true,
"evidence": "git diff shows only new files under docs/pos/ and new tickets in backlog/features.json; project/src/ and project/migrations/ untouched"
},
{
"item": "Future sale creation flow reuses existing auth + RBAC",
"ok": true,
"evidence": "POS_API.md §7.1 — POST /pos/sales requires role in [pos_cashier, pos_manager, admin]; backend authenticate + requireRole pattern preserved"
},
{
"item": "Future idempotency_key prevents double-charge on retry",
"ok": true,
"evidence": "POS_API.md §7.1 — idempotency_key column already UNIQUE in orders_orders; same key returns same order (HTTP 200, not 201)"
},
{
"item": "Future sale flow is transactional (atomicity)",
"ok": true,
"evidence": "POS_ARCHITECTURE.md §3.3 + POS_API.md §7.1 — pricing, reservation, order creation, payments, stock confirmation all run in a single PG transaction with rollback on error"
},
{
"item": "Future no PAN/CVV storage commitment documented",
"ok": true,
"evidence": "POS_OPERATIONS.md §7 + POS_HARDWARE.md §5 — POS app never stores PAN/CVV/PIN; auth codes (vendor-issued references) stored in payments_transactions.raw"
},
{
"item": "Future permission granularity addressed (POS_* permissions)",
"ok": true,
"evidence": "POS_ARCHITECTURE.md §3.7 + POS_OPERATIONS.md §3 — new roles pos_cashier, pos_manager; requireRole extended to requireAnyRole + requirePermission helpers in shared/auth.ts"
},
{
"item": "Future audit logging defined for every sensitive action",
"ok": true,
"evidence": "POS_DATA_MODEL.md §7 — 11 stable action keys for store, terminal, session, sale, refund, discount, cancel, parked ticket actions; all use existing AuditLogger port"
},
{
"item": "Future rate limits designed to prevent scanner-spam DoS",
"ok": true,
"evidence": "POS_API.md §14 — POST /pos/sales: 60/min/user; search: 600/min/user; sessions: 6/hour/terminal; uses existing security.RateLimiter"
},
{
"item": "Future walk-in customer model documented with DB-level constraints",
"ok": true,
"evidence": "POS_DATA_MODEL.md §3.3 — orders_orders.user_id becomes nullable; CHECK constraint restricts NULL to POS sales only; existing customer table reused when customer is associated"
},
{
"item": "Future hardware vendor-neutrality enforced",
"ok": true,
"evidence": "POS_HARDWARE.md §9 — explicit rule: zero vendor imports in apps/pos/ or project/src/modules/pos/; vendor SDKs only in shared/hardware/native/<vendor>/ added per vendor only when operator commits"
}
],
"issues": [],
"notes": "No code in this phase to attack. The proposed architecture passes the security review. Future phases (POS-002 onwards) will require their own security reviews as code is written. Specific things to watch in Phase 2+: (a) cookie domain strategy must preserve Secure+HttpOnly; (b) idempotency_key collision risk if the POS UI generates non-UUID keys; (c) discount overrides must be rate-limited; (d) walk-in customers must not be linkable to other sales via shared session."
}

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{
"feature_id": "F-136",
"feature_id": "POS-001",
"stage": "close",
"agent": "leader",
"action": "Close: F-136 gates approved; data migrated; ready to commit",
"action": "Close: 5 architecture docs + 45 queued tickets; awaiting operator sign-off",
"state": "running",
"next_agent": "leader",
"waiting_for": "commit_and_promote_F-138",
"updated_at": "2026-08-21T19:10:20Z",
"waiting_for": "operator_signoff",
"updated_at": "2026-08-21T19:24:55Z",
"timeline": [
{
"ts": "2026-08-21T19:06:44Z",
"agent": "implementer",
"stage": "build",
"ts": "2026-08-21T19:15:49Z",
"agent": "architect",
"stage": "design",
"state": "running",
"message": "Implement: shared/toTitleCase helper + 042_brand_title_case migration; idempotent"
"message": "Discovery: writing POS_ARCHITECTURE.md, POS_DATA_MODEL.md, POS_API.md, POS_HARDWARE.md, POS_OPERATIONS.md, POS_TASKS.md under docs/pos/"
},
{
"ts": "2026-08-21T19:09:24Z",
"agent": "reviewer",
"stage": "review_gate",
"state": "running",
"message": "Review: helper + 15 unit tests + idempotent migration; 28/33 brands normalized; 0 ALL CAPS remaining"
},
{
"ts": "2026-08-21T19:09:42Z",
"agent": "security",
"stage": "security_gate",
"state": "running",
"message": "Security: pure helper + data migration; no auth changes; no new endpoints"
},
{
"ts": "2026-08-21T19:09:56Z",
"agent": "qa",
"stage": "qa_gate",
"state": "running",
"message": "QA: traceability AC1-9; helper tested + migration applied + idempotency verified"
},
{
"ts": "2026-08-21T19:10:20Z",
"ts": "2026-08-21T19:24:55Z",
"agent": "leader",
"stage": "close",
"state": "running",
"message": "Close: F-136 gates approved; data migrated; ready to commit"
"message": "Close: 5 architecture docs + 45 queued tickets; awaiting operator sign-off"
}
]
}