Live Change Log

Completes Zoom's one-click connect path. The backend already resolves PlatformOAuthProviderType.ZOOM, but with no card here a platform operator had nowhere to e...

Adds Teams to **************** and wires the whole path through: provider selection, the Entra + Azure Communication Services config, tenant admin consent, the ...

Teams is not one API, so the provider glues three control planes together: • Graph, app-only — call history (getPstnCalls), presence reads, directory and...

Adds the Provider Setup tab to /settings/features/meets and makes every other tab honest about the provider it is configuring. useMeeting no longer builds meet...

Appends MICROSOFT_TEAMS to VoipProviderType. The enum persists as ORDINAL on **************** so the position is load-bearing and the constant goes last; the cl...

Zoom and Microsoft redirect the browser to this gateway after an org authorises Kamo's app. The popup lands here with no tenant session — the org travels in ?st...

Meetings were Kamo Meets by construction — MeetService persisted a Meet room name and nothing else. This introduces the abstraction and two remote providers beh...

Creates **************** and org_meeting_oauth_tokens, adds the provider-identity columns to MEETING_RECORDS and MEETING_RECORDINGS and the Zoom/Teams-capable s...

Kamo Meets was the only possible backend: OrgMeetConfig was a flat Meet settings bag and a MeetingRecord held nothing but a room name. This adds the schema for ...

Three things made the tab feel cramped: The intro was capped at 900px, which broke a 170-character sentence onto a second line for no reason; it now uses the w...

The card could only deny countries, so an org that serves one country had to enumerate every other one. It now has both lists: a mode toggle picks which list th...

The geo section only ever denied: a country was blocked or it was absent. Orgs that want to serve one country had to enumerate every other one, which is unmaint...

**************** diagnostics are operator tooling, not an access rule, so the tab now sits at **************** behind the platform-admin guard instead of MANAGE...

The tab rendered its content flush against the card border: SettingsView's tab panel supplies no padding of its own, and this tab was the one manager that never...

An assembled price is a base cell PLUS the adjustments stacked onto it, so judging only the cell judges half the number: a cleanly-read 99.875 with a misread -1...

Mail in the reading pane opens every link in a new tab, which is right for the whole internet and wrong for us. Our notification emails are almost entirely link...

An extension with no org line to hang it off is undialable, so the resolver falls back to a number the member actually has rather than publishing nothing.

An agent's number can live in any of three columns and commonly sits in only one: e_phone_number on the team member, m_phone_number and m_cell_number on the mem...

The chat invite led with the video-camera emoji, which the message renderer scales to 1.4em — so it landed as an oversized colour sticker rather than an icon. R...

Two gaps in the confidence model, both on the money path. PER-CELL. A sheet-wide floor is the wrong grain for judging one price: a single badly-read coupon dra...

coturn is hostNetwork with no nodeSelector, so it was scheduled on k3m1 (public 47.181.8.87). Its own --external-ip, and every client's `stun:kamocrm.com:3478`,...

Every transactional email we send with an inlined org logo arrived in our own /messages viewer with a correct subject and a completely empty body. isAttachment...

The bridge never completed a single ICE connection in the 35 days this pod has been up (0 successes, 18 terminations). Every conference joined over XMPP fine an...

Each on its own line: a run-on of two numbers and an address reads as one string and gets dialled wrongly.

Email comes from the member's primary mailbox rather than TeamMember.emailWork — that column is free text predating mailbox provisioning and routinely disagrees...

Name and title alone tell a customer who owns the quote but not how to ask about it. The block now carries email and phone, resolved by the caller — the primary...

A price is only as trustworthy as the sheet it was assembled from, and nothing on the pricing path carried that signal: confidence existed ONLY on pre-promotion...

Pairs with the template fix in kamo-shared-library. Per-org template rows are insert-only, so the rows seeded before the markup change still wrap this variable ...

The company line was changed to arrive as a complete <p> element from the sender, so an absent company would not leave an empty paragraph. That was the wrong tr...

The actor was stripped from every audience, so an approver who raised a request was cut from their own notification about it — and in an organization with a sin...

A server-paged DataGrid beside Leads, with search over number and title, status, total range and created-date range. Filters share one debounce and collapse in...

Dates arrive as ISO strings and parse leniently: a filter the client sends badly should narrow nothing rather than 400 the whole grid. A date-only "to" bound co...

An account view needs every quote across all its leads. Loading them to render a page degrades every month the account is in use, and any total shown would only...

Matches the staff preview: the letterhead names the org, this names the person to ask.

A "Your contact" panel above the footer — name, title, phone and email — so the customer knows who to ask about the price. Absent entirely when the lead is unas...

Both blocks come off the same lead, so the controllers fetch it once and derive each from it rather than hitting the service twice per render. Still org-scoped ...

The letterhead identifies the org, but a customer with a question about a price needs the person who owns the relationship. The quote now carries the lead's ass...

Root cause: the liveness probe was `tcpSocket: port 10000`, but Scylla's REST API binds to api_address 127.0.0.1 (its default) while a tcpSocket probe dials the...

The approver's dialog gains an agent picker, drawn from the same pool the backend validates against. The grid's Agent column now shows who HOLDS the opportunity...

An approver can now hand an opportunity to a different agent. The requester is never rewritten — applyPrimaryAgent records the move as its own history row with ...

Without an arm here the admin Email Templates editor renders every placeholder blank, so anyone customising these nine would be editing an empty skeleton. One ...

PRIMARY_AGENT_MEMBER_ID is who holds the opportunity now; REQUESTED_BY_MEMBER_ID is left untouched forever. Nullable with no backfill on purpose — null means "n...

An approver can hand an opportunity — and the commission with it — to a different agent. PRIMARY_AGENT_MEMBER_ID is who holds it now; REQUESTED_BY_MEMBER_ID is ...

Number("1189175700550025222") is 1189175700550025200 — lead ids are unique_rowid() values above Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER. The quotes pane converted the route par...

Three changes to how commission is captured. Nothing is pre-selected any more. Percent/Amount and One-time/Recurring both start unset on every commission split...

The approver now records what the organization pays on the sale to the requesting agent and their group. Omit it on approve and the lead's market default applie...

Six nullable columns: the overall commission agreed on a reserved opportunity, and the market default that pre-fills it at approval. NUMERIC(19,4) to match the ...

A reserved opportunity now records what the organization pays out of the sale to the requesting agent and the group they share with — the pot the per-colleague ...

Lead ids are CockroachDB unique_rowid() values above Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER: 1189175700550025222 becomes 1189175700550025200 the moment it touches a JS number....