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Defer referral success logs until commit
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Enable referral audit info logs
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Resolve referral logger per site
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32 changes: 30 additions & 2 deletions README.md
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Expand Up @@ -172,8 +172,36 @@ Run through these after any install or code change:
| **Duplicate guard** | Submit same SI twice (or cancel + resubmit without amending) | Only one PI per referrer |
| **Cancel cleanup** | Submit SI → Cancel SI | Draft PI deleted automatically |
| **Amend flow** | Submit → Cancel → Amend → Resubmit | New PI created, no duplicates |
| **No project** | Submit SI with no Project set | No PI created, no error |
| **No referrers** | Submit SI against Project with empty Referrers tab | No PI created, no error |
| **No project** | Submit SI with no Project set | No PI created; `missing_project` is logged |
| **No referrers** | Submit SI against Project with empty Referrers tab | No PI created; `no_project_referrers` is logged |

---

## Troubleshooting Missing Referral Invoices

The automation runs when a **Sales Invoice is submitted**, not when its customer
payment is received. The submitted Sales Invoice must have its header-level
**Project** field set; an invoice with no Project is intentionally skipped because
the app has no Project Referrers table to use.

Auto-generated Purchase Invoices can be distinguished from manually entered ones
by both of these fields:

- **Is Referral Fee** is checked.
- **Referral Source Sales Invoice** links to the triggering Sales Invoice.

Every submission decision is written as structured data to the site-level log.
Creation and cleanup success events are emitted only after the database transaction
commits, so a later rollback cannot leave a false success record:

```text
sites/<site>/logs/referral_fee.log
```

Useful events include `referral_invoice.created`,
`referral_invoice.creation_failed`, and `referral_invoice.skipped`. Skip entries
include an explicit reason such as `missing_project`, `no_project_referrers`, or
`duplicate_purchase_invoice`, along with the source Sales Invoice context.

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152 changes: 147 additions & 5 deletions referral_fee/referral_fee/referral_utils.py
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import logging

import frappe
from frappe import _
from frappe.utils import today, add_years, getdate, flt, add_days
from frappe.utils import add_days, add_years, flt, getdate, today

# Item used as the line item in auto-generated referral Purchase Invoices.
# "Internal Commission" is the existing item used for manual referral PIs in prod.
# Change this if Caleb decides to use a different item.
REFERRAL_FEE_ITEM = "Internal Commission"


def _get_referral_logger():
"""Return the dedicated INFO-level audit logger for the current Frappe site."""
event_logger = frappe.logger("referral_fee", allow_site=True, file_count=20)
event_logger.setLevel(logging.INFO)
return event_logger


def _log_sales_invoice_event(level, event, doc, after_commit=False, **details):
"""Write a structured referral event with the source invoice context."""
entry = {
"event": event,
"sales_invoice": doc.name,
"customer": doc.customer,
"project": doc.project,
"grand_total": flt(doc.grand_total),
}
entry.update(details)

def write_log():
getattr(_get_referral_logger(), level)(entry)
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<excerpt># frappe/integrations/doctype/webhook/__init__.py - Branch: develop - Repository: frappe/frappe --- # Copyright (c) 2017, Frappe Technologies and contributors # License: MIT. See LICENSE import frappe supported_events = { &quot;after_insert&quot;, &quot;on_update&quot;, &quot;on_submit&quot;, &quot;on_cancel&quot;, &quot;on_trash&quot;, &quot;on_update_after_submit&quot;, &quot;on_change&quot;, } def get_all_webhooks(): # query webhooks webhooks_list = frappe.get_all( &quot;Webhook&quot;, fields=[&quot;name&quot;, &quot;condition&quot;, &quot;webhook_docevent&quot;, &quot;webhook_doctype&quot;, &quot;background_jobs_queue&quot;], filters={&quot;enabled&quot;: True}, ) # make webhooks map webhooks = {} for w in webhooks_list: webhooks.setdefault(w.webhook_doctype, []).append(w) return webhooks def run_webhooks(doc, method): &quot;&quot;&quot;Run webhooks for this method&quot;&quot;&quot; if method not in supported_events: return frappe_flags = frappe.local.flags if frappe_flags.in_import or frappe_flags.in_patch or frappe_flags.in_install or frappe_flags.in_migrate: return # load all webhooks from cache / DB webhooks = frappe.client_cache.get_value(&quot;webhooks&quot;, generator=get_all_webhooks) # get webhooks for this doctype webhooks_for_doc = webhooks.get(doc.doctype, None) if not webhooks_for_doc: # no webhooks, quit return event_list = [&quot;on_update&quot;, &quot;after_insert&quot;, &quot;on_submit&quot;, &quot;on_cancel&quot;, &quot;on_trash&quot;, &quot;on_update_after_submit&quot;] if not doc.flags.in_insert: # value change is not applicable in insert event_list.append(&quot;on_change&quot;) event_list.append(&quot;before_update_after_submit&quot;) from frappe.integrations.doctype.webhook.webhook import get_context for webhook in webhooks_for_doc: trigger_webhook = False event = method if method in event_list else None if not webhook.condition: trigger_webhook = True elif frappe.safe_eval(webhook.condition, eval_locals=get_context(doc)): trigger_webhook = True if trigger_webhook and event and webhook.webhook_docevent == event: _add_webhook_to_queue(webhook, doc) def _add_webhook_to_queue(webhook, doc): # Maintain a queue and flush on commit if not getattr(frappe.local, &quot;_webhook_queue&quot;, None): frappe.local._webhook_queue = [] frappe.db.after_commit.add(flush_webhook_execution_queue) frappe.local._webhook_queue.append(frappe._dict(doc=doc, webhook=webhook)) def flush_webhook_execution_queue(): &quot;&quot;&quot;Enqueue all pending webhook executions. Each webhook can trigger multiple times on same document or even different instance of same document. We assume that last enqueued version of document is the final document for this DB transaction. &quot;&quot;&quot; if not getattr(frappe.local, &quot;_webhook_queue&quot;, None): return uniq_hooks = set() unique_last_instances = [] # reverse frappe.local._webhook_queue.reverse() # deduplicate on (doc.name, webhook.name) # &`#39`;doc&`#39`; holds the last instance values for execution in frappe.local._webhook_queue: key = (execution.webhook.get(&quot;name&quot;), execution.doc.get(&quot;name&quot;)) if key not in uniq_hooks: uniq_hooks.add(key) unique_last_instances.append(execution) # Clear original queue so next enqueue computation happens correctly. del frappe.local._webhook_queue # reverse again, to get back the original order on which to execute webhooks unique_last_instances.reverse() for instance in unique_last_instances: frappe.enqueue( &quot;frappe.integrations.doctype.webhook.webhook.enqueue_webhook&quot;, doc=instance.doc, webhook=instance.webhook, now=frappe.in_test, queue=instance.webhook.background_jobs_queue or &quot;default&quot;, )</excerpt>
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<excerpt>Frappe ships with a system for running jobs in the background. It is implemented by using the schedule package and a simple long-running infinite while loop. You can enqueue a python method to run in the background by using the `frappe.enqueue` method: ``` def long_running_job(param1, param2): # expensive tasks pass # directly pass the function frappe.enqueue(long_running_job, queue=&`#39`;short&`#39`;, param1=&`#39`;A&`#39`;, param2=&`#39`;B&`#39`;) # or pass the full module path as string frappe.enqueue(&`#39`;app.module.folder.long_running_job&`#39`;, queue=&`#39`;short&`#39`;, param1=&`#39`;A&`#39`;, param2=&`#39`;B&`#39`;) ``` Here are all the possible arguments you can pass to the `enqueue`: ``` frappe.enqueue( method, # python function or a module path as string queue=&quot;default&quot;, # one of short, default, long timeout=None, # pass timeout manually is_async=True, # if this is True, method is run in worker now=False, # if this is True, method is run directly (not in a worker) job_name=None, # specify a job name enqueue_after_commit=False, # enqueue the job after the database commit is done at the end of the request at_front=False, # put the job at the front of the queue **kwargs, # kwargs are passed to the method as arguments ) ``` You can also enqueue a Document method by using `frappe.enqueue_doc`: ``` frappe.enqueue_doc( doctype, name, &quot;do_something&quot;, # name of the controller method queue=&quot;long&quot;, timeout=4000, param=&quot;value&quot; ) ``` ## Queue There are 3 default queues that are configured with the framework: `short`, `default`, and `long`. Each queue has a default timeout as follows: - short: 300 seconds - default: 300 seconds - long: 1500 seconds You can also pass a custom timeout to the `enqueue` method. ### Custom Queues You can add custom queues by configuring them in `[common_site_config.json](https://frappeframework.com/docs/v14/user/en/basics/site_config#common-site-config)`: ``` { ... &quot;workers&quot;: { &quot;myqueue&quot;: { &quot;timeout&quot;: 5000, # queue timeout &quot;background_workers&quot;: 4, # number of workers for this queue } } } ``` ## Workers By default Frappe sets up 3 worker types for consuming from each queue. The default configuration looks like this: ``` bench worker --queue short bench worker --queue default bench worker --queue long ``` In production these 3 worker processes are replicated to configured number of background workers to handle higher workloads. NOTE: This way of mapping workers to single queue is just a convention and it&`#39`;s not necessary to follow it. ### Multi-queue consumption You can specify more than one queue for workers to consume from by specifying a comma separate string of queue names. Example: If you wanted to combine short and default workers and only use two types of workers instead of default configuration then you can modify your worker configuration like this: ``` bench worker --queue short,default bench worker --queue long ``` NOTE: The examples shown here are for Procfile format but they can be applied to supervisor or systemd configurations easily too. ### Burst Mode using `--burst` ``` bench worker --queue short --burst ``` This command will spawn a tempoary worker that will start consuming short queue and quit once queue is empty. If you periodically need higher amount of workers then you can use your OS&`#39`;s crontab to setup burst workers at specific times. ## Scheduler Events You can use Scheduler Events for running tasks periodically in the background using the `scheduler_events` hook. app/hooks.py ``` scheduler_events = { &quot;hourly&quot;: [ # will run hourly &quot;app.scheduled_tasks.update_database_usage&quot; ], } ``` app/scheduled_tasks.py ``` def update_database_usage(): pass ``` &gt; After changing any scheduled events in hooks.py, you need to run bench migrate for changes to take effect. ### Available Events - `hourly`, `daily`, `weekly`, and `monthly` These events will trigger every hour, day, week, and month respec…[truncated]</excerpt>
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Citations:

- 1: https://docs.frappe.io/framework/user/en/api/database.md
- 2: https://docs.frappe.io/framework/user/en/api/database
- 3: https://github.com/frappe/frappe/releases/tag/v15.0.0
- 4: https://github.com/frappe/frappe/blob/develop/frappe/integrations/doctype/webhook/__init__.py
- 5: https://docs.frappe.io/framework/user/en/api/background_jobs
- 6: https://github.com/frappe/frappe/wiki/Migrating-to-version-15
- 7: https://github.com/frappe/frappe/wiki/Migrating-to-version-16
- 8: https://github.com/frappe/frappe/blob/develop/frappe/utils/background_jobs.py
- 9: https://github.com/frappe/frappe/commit/eec1f23d02f3b2c70e8fddf24e334ce74d36008a
- 10: https://github.com/frappe/frappe/commit/db147069a2a9278d22a8c69c1b4c9a84dc9156bd

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     def write_log():
-        getattr(_get_referral_logger(), level)(entry)
+        try:
+            getattr(_get_referral_logger(), level)(entry)
+        except Exception:
+            try:
+                frappe.log_error(title="Referral fee audit logging failed")
+            except Exception:
+                pass
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In `@referral_fee/referral_fee/referral_utils.py` around lines 31 - 32, Update the
deferred write_log callback to catch exceptions from the referral logger and
report them through frappe.log_error on a best-effort basis; also contain
failures from that reporting so no exception escapes the callback.

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if after_commit:
frappe.db.after_commit.add(write_log)
else:
write_log()


def on_sales_invoice_submit(doc, method):
"""
Triggered when a Sales Invoice is submitted.
For each referrer defined on the linked Project, creates one Draft Purchase Invoice.
Amount = grand_total × referrer_percentage%
"""
_log_sales_invoice_event("info", "referral_invoice.processing_started", doc)

if not doc.project:
_log_sales_invoice_event(
"info",
"referral_invoice.skipped",
doc,
reason="missing_project",
)
return

try:
project = frappe.get_doc("Project", doc.project)
except frappe.DoesNotExistError:
_log_sales_invoice_event(
"warning",
"referral_invoice.skipped",
doc,
reason="project_not_found",
)
return

referrers = project.get("referrers", [])
if not referrers:
_log_sales_invoice_event(
"info",
"referral_invoice.skipped",
doc,
reason="no_project_referrers",
)
return

# ── First-year limit ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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created_pis = []
for row in referrers:
if not row.supplier or not flt(row.percentage):
supplier = row.supplier
percentage = flt(row.percentage)
row_index = row.get("idx")

if not supplier:
_log_sales_invoice_event(
"warning",
"referral_invoice.referrer_skipped",
doc,
reason="missing_supplier",
referrer_row=row_index,
percentage=percentage,
)
continue

if not percentage:
_log_sales_invoice_event(
"info",
"referral_invoice.referrer_skipped",
doc,
reason="zero_percentage",
referrer_row=row_index,
supplier=supplier,
)
continue

# Guard: skip if a non-cancelled PI already exists for this SI + supplier.
Expand All @@ -60,23 +132,76 @@ def on_sales_invoice_submit(doc, method):
"Purchase Invoice",
{
"referral_source_si": doc.name,
"supplier": row.supplier,
"supplier": supplier,
"docstatus": ["!=", 2],
},
"name",
)
if existing:
_log_sales_invoice_event(
"info",
"referral_invoice.referrer_skipped",
doc,
reason="duplicate_purchase_invoice",
referrer_row=row_index,
supplier=supplier,
percentage=percentage,
existing_purchase_invoice=existing,
)
continue

# Formula confirmed with Caleb (2026-05-01): grand_total × %
# Rounding confirmed with Caleb (2026-05-04): nearest penny, Python standard rounding.
# Example: $304.91 × 10% = $30.491 → rounds to $30.49
amount = round(flt(doc.grand_total) * flt(row.percentage) / 100, 2)
amount = round(flt(doc.grand_total) * percentage / 100, 2)
if amount <= 0:
_log_sales_invoice_event(
"warning",
"referral_invoice.referrer_skipped",
doc,
reason="non_positive_amount",
referrer_row=row_index,
supplier=supplier,
percentage=percentage,
amount=amount,
)
continue

pi = _make_purchase_invoice(doc, row.supplier, amount)
try:
pi = _make_purchase_invoice(doc, supplier, amount)
except Exception:
_log_sales_invoice_event(
"exception",
"referral_invoice.creation_failed",
doc,
referrer_row=row_index,
supplier=supplier,
percentage=percentage,
amount=amount,
)
raise

created_pis.append(pi.name)
_log_sales_invoice_event(
"info",
"referral_invoice.created",
doc,
after_commit=True,
referrer_row=row_index,
supplier=supplier,
percentage=percentage,
amount=amount,
purchase_invoice=pi.name,
)

_log_sales_invoice_event(
"info",
"referral_invoice.processing_completed",
doc,
after_commit=True,
created_count=len(created_pis),
created_purchase_invoices=created_pis,
)

if created_pis:
links = ", ".join(
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -106,9 +231,26 @@ def on_sales_invoice_cancel(doc, method):
pluck="name",
)

_log_sales_invoice_event(
"info",
"referral_invoice.cancel_cleanup_started",
doc,
draft_purchase_invoices=draft_pis,
submitted_purchase_invoices=submitted_pis,
)

for name in draft_pis:
frappe.delete_doc("Purchase Invoice", name, ignore_permissions=True)

_log_sales_invoice_event(
"info",
"referral_invoice.cancel_cleanup_completed",
doc,
after_commit=True,
deleted_draft_purchase_invoices=draft_pis,
submitted_purchase_invoices_requiring_manual_cancellation=submitted_pis,
)

if draft_pis:
frappe.msgprint(
_("Deleted {0} Draft referral Purchase Invoice(s).").format(len(draft_pis)),
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