/kupfer_contact_appointment_service

Customer-relationship management service

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Contact and appointment service (Django)

Summary

The contact and appointment service enables your application to store contacts and appointments, store notes on appointments, and send notifications about appointments.

REST data models

Contact

A Contact is a data model for an individual with common contact information. You can extend a BiFrost CoreUser by creating a one-to-one relationship between a Contact and a CoreUser using the core_user_uuid field.

A Contact has the following properties:

  • uuid: UUID of the Contact.
  • core_user_uuid: UUID of the related CoreUser (optional).
  • customer_id: The Contact's customer ID, which must be unique per organization. If left blank, it will be set automatically starting from 10001.
  • first_name: First name of the Contact.
  • middle_name: Middle name of the Contact.
  • last_name: Last name of the Contact.
  • title: Title of the Contact. Choices are: 'Mr.', 'Ms.', 'Mrs.', 'Miss', and 'Family'.
  • suffix: Suffix for titles, such as Dr., Prof., Dr. med., etc.
  • contact_type: Type of the Contact. Choices are: 'Customer', 'Supplier', 'Producer' and 'Personnel'.
  • customer_type: Customer type of the Contact. Choices are: 'Customer', 'Company' and 'Public'.
  • company: Company of the Contact.
  • addresses: List of the Contact's addresses, including a type. Choices of type are: 'home', 'billing', 'business', 'delivery', and 'mailing'.
  • siteprofile_uuids: List of related UUIDs of SiteProfiles from the location service.
  • emails: List of the Contact's email addresses, including a type. Choices of type are: 'office', 'private', and 'other'.
  • phones: List of the Contact's phone numbers, including a type. Choices of the phone type are: 'office', 'mobile', 'home', and 'fax'.
  • notes: Textual notes. (Note that these are separate from AppointmentNotes)
  • organization_uuid: UUID of a related organization.
  • workflowlevel1_uuids: List of UUIDs of WorkflowLevel1s.
  • workflowlevel2_uuids: List of UUIDs of WorkflowLevel2s.
  • create_date: Timestamp when the Contact was created (set automatically).
  • edit_date: Timestamp, when the Contact was last modified (set automatically).

Endpoints

  • GET /contact/: Retrieves a list of Contacts.
  • POST /contact/: Creates a new Contact.
  • GET /contact/{id}/: Retrieves a Contact by its ID.
  • PUT /contact/{id}/: Updates the Contact with the given ID (all fields).
  • PATCH /contact/{id}/: Updates the Contact with the given ID (only specified fields).
  • DELETE /contact/{id}/: Deletes the Contact with the given ID.

Appointment

The Appointment describes a time span for invited CoreUsers or Contacts at a specific address. This address can also be a SiteProfile from the location service.

An Appointment has the following properties:

  • uuid: UUID of the Appointment.
  • name: Name of the Appointment.
  • owner: Every Appointment must have an owner. It could be a CoreUser, Contact, or Organization.
  • start_date: Start date of the Appointment.
  • end_date: End date of the Appointment.
  • type: An array of types for the Appointment.
  • address: An address for the Appointment.
  • siteprofile_uuid: A UUID of a related SiteProfile where the appointment will take place.
  • invitee_uuids: List of UUIDs of Contacts and/or CoreUsers invited to the Appointment.
  • organization_uuid: UUID of the organization that has access to the Appointment.
  • notes: Related AppointmentNotes.
  • workflowlevel2_uuids: UUID of the related WorkflowLevel2.
  • contact_uuid: UUID of a related Contact.
  • summary: A textual summary of the Appointment.

Endpoints

  • GET /appointment/: Retrieves a list of Appointments.
  • POST /appointment/: Creates a new Appointment.
  • GET /appointment/{uuid}/: Retrieves a Appointment by its UUID.
  • PUT /appointment/{uuid}/: Updates the Appointment with the given UUID (all fields).
  • PATCH /appointment/{uuid}/: Updates the Appointment with the given UUID (only specified fields).
  • DELETE /appointment/{uuid}/: Deletes the Appointment with the given UUID.

AppointmentNote

An AppointmentNote is a note that can be added to one or more appointments.

An AppointmentNote has the following properties:

  • note: Text contents of the note.
  • type: "Primary", "Secondary", "OOO Reason", "OOO Note".

Endpoints

  • GET /appointmentnotes/: Retrieves a list of AppointmentNotes.
  • POST /appointmentnotes/: Creates a new AppointmentNote.
  • GET /appointmentnotes/{id}/: Retrieves a AppointmentNote by its ID.
  • PUT /appointmentnotes/{id}/: Updates the AppointmentNote with the given ID (all fields).
  • PATCH /appointmentnotes/{id}/: Updates the AppointmentNote with the given ID (only specified fields).
  • DELETE /appointmentnotes/{id}/: Deletes the AppointmentNote with the given ID.

AppointmentNotification

An AppointmentNotification is a representation of an email sent to an email address.

An email will be sent to the specified recipient upon saving the AppointmentNotification if the send_notification property is set, and if it is saved before the time specified in the sent_at property.

An AppointmentNotification has the following properties:

  • subject: The subject of the generated E-Mail.
  • message: The subject of the generated E-Mail.
  • recipient: The E-Mail address of the generated E-Mail.
  • sent_at: A timestamp when the E-Mail was sent.
  • send_notification: A boolean to activate the sending of the notification.
  • appointment: A related Appointment instance.
  • org_phone: The phone number of the organization.
  • org_name: The name of of the related organization.

Endpoints

  • GET /appointmentnotifications/: Retrieves a list of AppointmentNotifications.
  • POST /appointmentnotifications/: Creates a new AppointmentNotification.
  • GET /appointmentnotifications/{id}/: Retrieves a AppointmentNotification by its ID.
  • PUT /appointmentnotifications/{id}/: Updates the AppointmentNotification with the given ID (all fields).
  • PATCH /appointmentnotifications/{id}/: Updates the AppointmentNotification with the given ID (only specified fields).
  • DELETE /appointmentnotifications/{id}/: Deletes the AppointmentNotification with the given ID.

Click here for the full API documentation.

Local development

Prerequisites

You must have Docker installed.

Build & run service locally

Build the Docker image:

docker-compose build

Run a web server with this service:

docker-compose up

Now, open your browser and go to http://localhost:8002.

For the admin panel, go to http://localhost:8002/admin (user: admin, password: admin).

The local API documentation can be consulted in http://localhost:8002/docs.

Run tests

To run the tests once:

docker-compose run --rm --entrypoint 'bash scripts/run-tests.sh' crmservice

To run the tests and leave bash open inside the container so that it's possible to re-run the tests faster again using bash scripts/run-tests.sh [--keepdb]:

docker-compose run --rm --entrypoint 'bash scripts/run-tests.sh --bash-on-finish' crmservice

To run bash:

docker-compose run --rm --entrypoint 'bash' crmservice

If you would like to clean the database and start the application, do:

docker-compose up --renew-anon-volumes --force-recreate --build

API documentation (Swagger)

Click here to go to the full API documentation.

License

Copyright ©2019 Humanitec GmbH.

This code is released under the Humanitec Affero GPL.