SYSTEM AUDIT / PRODUCTION HARDENING
This audit focuses on fixing critical failures, improving consistency, and reducing operator friction across order to invoice to delivery to collection to ledger.
SYSTEM SCOPE
The system is already functional. The work is to audit, fix, simplify, and harden the existing workflows for real distributor usage.
CRITICAL FIXES
The staff collection flow cannot be trusted if the screen only receives invoiceId. It must always receive invoiceId, retailerId, retailerName, and amountDue.
CASH and UPI.Daily summary should use proper timestamp filtering for the current day, not all-time aggregates.
Ledger state must be immutable and transaction-driven. Placeholder logic such as returns = quantity * 100 creates false balances and destroys trust.
Orders should stop at order creation and invoice generation. Delivery and payment lifecycle belongs to invoices.
Inventory, CSV import, and logistics partner management should not slow the core operator path if they are not required for daily distributor usage.
FLOW SIMPLIFICATION
Default to the shortest valid path. Keep simple order entry available first, with itemized entry as an optional branch.
Use fewer decisions, better defaults, and a direct path from order to invoice to reduce waiting and re-entry.
Make payment mode, amount due, and retailer context available immediately so staff can finish in a single pass.
DATA SAFETY
Balance mutation logic must run server-side so mobile clients cannot corrupt ledger or invoice balances.
The frontend can initiate actions, but it should not compute or overwrite ledger state directly.
Every collection submission should be idempotent or collision-checked to avoid duplicate entries during retries and bad network conditions.
PILOT READINESS
A distributor should be able to use HEERA daily for order -> invoice -> delivery -> collection -> ledger without confusion or failure.
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