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Previously, new riders received no automatic SMS when granted portal access. The welcome message (stored as @initial_message) existed in
Messaging but was only sent lazily — prepended to the first campaign SMS dispatched to a rider via maybe_send_initial_message/2. This meant riders
who hadn't yet been assigned a delivery would have no idea which number to expect Brigade messages from.
Changes:
- Updated @initial_message text: added "about specific deliveries" to the questions line and removed the reference to the old Brigade number
- Added Messaging.send_welcome_sms/2, a public function that sends the welcome SMS immediately, saves it as an SmsMessage record, and sets
initial_message_sent: true on the rider's flags. Follows the same opts \\ [] arity as new_sms_message/2 to allow callers to pass sent_by:
or override the body if needed
- Wired send_welcome_sms/2 into MailchimpImporter.create_or_update/1 on the nil (new rider) path, firing immediately after create_rider_with_user
succeeds
- Added test covering the full path: Mailchimp sync → new rider created → welcome SMS saved to DB with correct recipient and body
Why maybe_send_initial_message/2 is retained:
The lazy fallback is kept intentionally to cover legacy rider-only records that predate this change. These riders have
initial_message_sent: false and opt_in_to_new_number: true but were never sent the welcome SMS because they entered the system before
send_welcome_sms existed. For these riders, maybe_send_initial_message will still fire when their first campaign SMS goes out.
Once all legacy riders have initial_message_sent: true, the lazy path can be removed.
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Issue #537 requires an immediate welcome SMS on both portal-access paths. The Mailchimp path sends Messaging.send_welcome_sms/2 after rider creation and records the outbound SmsMessage. `Accounts.… |
Send the welcome SMS immediately after successful dispatcher account creation, directly or through the shared account-creation hook. Add an automated test that verifies the dispatcher path saves the outbound SmsMessage with the expected r… |
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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title clearly describes the main behavior change: sending a welcome SMS to new riders after portal signup. It is slightly broader than the implemented Mailchimp import path but remains directly re… Description check The description explains the problem, implementation, retained fallback behavior, testing, and linked issue. The unchecked product-update item is non-critical, so the description is sufficiently compl… Out of Scope Changes check The welcome message, SMS sending function, Mailchimp integration, and test directly support issue #537. The guide URL and redirect route support the guide link added to the welcome SMS. The retained l…Full details: Title check
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The title clearly describes the main behavior change: sending a welcome SMS to new riders after portal signup. It is slightly broader than the implemented Mailchimp import path but remains directly related.
Full details: Description check
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The description explains the problem, implementation, retained fallback behavior, testing, and linked issue. The unchecked product-update item is non-critical, so the description is sufficiently complete.
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The welcome message, SMS sending function, Mailchimp integration, and test directly support issue
#537. The guide URL and redirect route support the guide link added to the welcome SMS. The retained lazy fallback supports legacy riders. No unrelated change is demonstrated.
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Issue
#537requires an immediate welcome SMS on both portal-access paths. The Mailchimp path sendsMessaging.send_welcome_sms/2after rider creation and records the outboundSmsMessage.Accounts.create_user_for_rider/1still only inserts the user. The dispatcher path therefore has no immediate welcome SMS. The existingmaybe_send_initial_message/2path sends lazily with the first campaign SMS, so it does not satisfy the dispatcher requirement. No automated dispatcher-path test is reported.Resolution
Send the welcome SMS immediately after successful dispatcher account creation, directly or through the shared account-creation hook. Add an automated test that verifies the dispatcher path saves the outbound
SmsMessagewith the expected recipient and body. Preserve the existing Mailchimp behavior.
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| @initial_message "Hello! This is the Bike Brigade number. The team uses this number to send you information about deliveries you sign up for, and you can text us here if you have any questions. This number is monitored by the Bike Brigade team -- we'll often sign messages with the person sending them.\n\nWe recommend you add this number to your contacts as Bike Brigade (or update your contacts if you've added our old number).\n\nYou can text STOP to this number to opt-out of receiving text messages from us." | ||
| @initial_message "Hello! This is the Bike Brigade number. The team uses this number to send you information about deliveries you sign up for, and you can text us here if you have any questions about specific deliveries. This number is monitored by the Bike Brigade team - we’ll often sign messages with the person sending them.\n\nWe recommend you add this number to your contacts as Bike Brigade.\n\nYou can text STOP to this number to opt-out of receiving text messages from us." |
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For more info about signing up for your first delivery, see our new rider onboarding guide. For general questions, email info@bikebrigade.ca."
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dispatch.bikebrigade.ca/new-rider-guide -> https://docs.google.com/document/d/18fb6YgjMktL1MZ89RhC6aDCt1TZXTGyMWJoSIGicnms/edit?tab=t.0
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we'lll manuially send smses to new riders |
…link - Add runtime-configurable redirect at /new-rider-guide pointing to the new rider onboarding Google Doc - Update welcome SMS to include the guide URL and info@bikebrigade.ca for general questions
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Describe your changes
Previously, new riders received no automatic SMS when granted portal access. The welcome message (stored as @initial_message) existed in Messaging but was only sent lazily — prepended to the first campaign SMS dispatched to a rider via maybe_send_initial_message/2. This meant riders who hadn't yet been assigned a delivery would have no idea which number to expect Brigade messages from.
Changes:
Why maybe_send_initial_message/2 is retained:
The lazy fallback is kept intentionally to cover legacy rider-only records that predate this change. These riders have initial_message_sent: false and opt_in_to_new_number: true but were never sent the welcome SMS because they entered the system before send_welcome_sms existed. For these riders, maybe_send_initial_message will still fire when their first campaign SMS goes out. Once all legacy riders have initial_message_sent: true, the lazy path can be removed.
Possible Expansions
Few doc links are scattered across the codebase today, requiring a tech team deploy to change. A dispatcher-facing settings UI backed by a database table would let authorised users update any doc link directly - no code change, no deployment needed.
closes #537
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