Scaffolds the fusion_repairs module that extends Odoo 19 repair.order with a guided medical-equipment intake workflow. Models - fusion.repair.product.category (8 medical equipment categories seeded) - fusion.repair.intake.template / .question / .answer (7 templates, 32 questions seeded across hospital bed, stairlift, porch lift, wheelchair, walker/rollator, mattress) - fusion.repair.intake.service (AbstractModel) - single entry point used by backend wizard, sales rep portal, and public client portal so all three surfaces produce identical outcomes - repair.order extensions (x_fc_intake_*, x_fc_third_party_equipment, x_fc_photo_ids, x_fc_urgency, x_fc_estimated/actual_cost, AI summary) - fusion.technician.task back-link (x_fc_repair_order_id) - res.partner service preferences (preferred tech, time window, access notes) - res.users repair extensions (skills, cost rate, on-call rotation fields) - res.config.settings for variance thresholds, portal URL, rate limit UI - Backend intake wizard with multi-equipment loop, third-party flag, photos - repair.order form: Intake tab, Photos, Pricing tab, AI tab, smart buttons (technician tasks, intake answers, original SO) - Kanban + list view urgency badges - Fusion Repairs app menu (New Service Call, Repair Orders, Config) Activities & Email - 4 follow-up activity types (CS callback, tech dispatch, visit follow-up, manager review) with urgency-tiered deadlines - 2 mail templates (client confirmation + office notification) with the same dark/light-safe styling as fusion_claims ADP templates Security - New res.groups.privilege + 3 groups (User, Dispatcher, Manager) - Reuses fusion_tasks.group_field_technician (do NOT recreate) - Reuses fusion_authorizer_portal.group_sales_rep_portal - Multi-company global rule + technician scoping rule on repair.order Verified end-to-end on local westin-v19 dev DB via odoo-shell - creates multiple repairs in one session, auto-creates dispatch task for urgent, attaches 4 activity types correctly per urgency tier and third-party flag. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
65 lines
2.2 KiB
Python
65 lines
2.2 KiB
Python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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# Copyright 2024-2026 Nexa Systems Inc.
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# License OPL-1 (Odoo Proprietary License v1.0)
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from odoo import fields, models
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PREFERRED_WINDOW = [
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('morning', 'Morning (9 AM - 12 PM)'),
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('afternoon', 'Afternoon (12 PM - 5 PM)'),
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('evening', 'Evening (after 5 PM)'),
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('any', 'Any Time'),
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]
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class ResPartner(models.Model):
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_inherit = 'res.partner'
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# ------------------------------------------------------------------
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# SERVICE PREFERENCES (P1 - shown in client history sidebar)
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# ------------------------------------------------------------------
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x_fc_preferred_tech_id = fields.Many2one(
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'res.users',
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string='Preferred Technician',
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domain="[('x_fc_is_field_staff', '=', True)]",
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help='If set, this technician is suggested first on dispatch.',
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)
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x_fc_preferred_window = fields.Selection(
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PREFERRED_WINDOW,
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string='Preferred Visit Window',
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default='any',
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)
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x_fc_access_notes = fields.Text(
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string='Access Notes',
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help='Free-form notes for technicians arriving at this address: '
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'gate code, dog warning, where to park, side door entry, etc.',
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)
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# ------------------------------------------------------------------
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# CLIENT HISTORY SIDEBAR (C2 - pulled lazily on demand)
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# ------------------------------------------------------------------
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x_fc_repair_count = fields.Integer(
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compute='_compute_x_fc_repair_count',
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string='Repairs Count',
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compute_sudo=True,
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help='Lightweight count of repair orders for this partner. Heavier history '
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'data is fetched lazily by the wizard / portal sidebar via RPC.',
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)
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def _compute_x_fc_repair_count(self):
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# Non-stored compute - safe to omit @api.depends.
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if not self.ids:
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for partner in self:
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partner.x_fc_repair_count = 0
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return
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Repair = self.env['repair.order'].sudo()
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data = Repair._read_group(
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[('partner_id', 'in', self.ids)],
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['partner_id'],
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['__count'],
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)
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counts = {row[0].id: row[1] for row in data}
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for partner in self:
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partner.x_fc_repair_count = counts.get(partner.id, 0)
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