Class: Edi::AmazonVc::OrderMessageProcessor
- Inherits:
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BaseEdiService
- Object
- BaseService
- BaseEdiService
- Edi::AmazonVc::OrderMessageProcessor
- Defined in:
- app/services/edi/amazon_vc/order_message_processor.rb
Defined Under Namespace
Classes: BatchProcessResult, LineCreationResult, Result
Constant Summary
Constants included from Edi::AddressAbbreviator
Edi::AddressAbbreviator::MAX_LENGTH
Instance Attribute Summary
Attributes inherited from BaseEdiService
Instance Method Summary collapse
- #apply_payment(order, order_hash) ⇒ Object
- #create_line_items(order, order_hash) ⇒ Object
- #create_shipping_address(order_hash) ⇒ Object
- #customer(segment = nil) ⇒ Object
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#match_shipping_code(shipping_code) ⇒ Object
Returns the shipping option name and special service to use like saturday delivery.
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#process(edi_logs = nil, edi_transaction_id: nil) ⇒ Object
Picks up the edi communication log in the queue ready to process, generate acknowledgements.
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#process_order(order_hash = nil) ⇒ Object
Process a single order.
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#process_orders(orders_data, edi_transaction_id: nil, edi_log_id: nil) ⇒ Object
Iterates through the batch order data.
- #set_shipping_option(order, order_hash) ⇒ Object
- #shipping_invalid?(order) ⇒ Boolean
Methods inherited from BaseEdiService
#duplicate_po_already_notified?, #initialize, #mark_duplicate_po_as_notified, #report_order_creation_issues, #safe_process_edi_communication_log
Methods included from Edi::AddressAbbreviator
#abbreviate_street, #collect_street_originals, #record_address_abbreviation_notes
Methods inherited from BaseService
#initialize, #log_debug, #log_error, #log_info, #log_warning, #logger, #options, #tagged_logger
Constructor Details
This class inherits a constructor from Edi::BaseEdiService
Instance Method Details
#apply_payment(order, order_hash) ⇒ Object
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# File 'app/services/edi/amazon_vc/order_message_processor.rb', line 232 def apply_payment(order, order_hash) order.reload order.pending_payment! total_due = order.total order.payments.build.tap do |payment| payment.category = Payment::PO payment.currency = order.currency payment.amount = total_due payment.state = 'authorized' payment.po_number = order_hash[:purchaseOrderNumber] payment.delivery = order.deliveries.quoting.first payment.save! end end |
#create_line_items(order, order_hash) ⇒ Object
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# File 'app/services/edi/amazon_vc/order_message_processor.rb', line 276 def create_line_items(order, order_hash) # "orderDetails" => {... # "items" => [ # [0] { # "itemSequenceNumber" => 1, # "buyerProductIdentifier" => "B005D7OBB4", # "vendorProductIdentifier" => "TW-F10BS-PL", # "title" => "WarmlyYours 10-Bar Infinity Towel Warmer, Plug-in, Stainless Steel", # "orderedQuantity" => { # "amount" => 1, # "unitOfMeasure" => "Each" # }, # "giftDetails" => { # "giftMessage" => "Hi,\\nEnjoy your gift!\\nFrom Leslie Haley" # }, # "netPrice" => { # "currencyCode" => "USD", # "amount" => "209.3" # }, # "taxDetails" => { # "taxLineItem" => [ # [0] { # "taxRate" => "0.062491", # "taxAmount" => { # "currencyCode" => "USD", # "amount" => "13.31" # } # } # ] # }, # "totalPrice" => { # "currencyCode" => "USD", # "amount" => "212.99" # } # } # ] # } line_total = BigDecimal(0) cust = order.customer all_skus_valid = true errors = [] bad_vendor_skus = [] bad_merchant_skus = [] catalog_items = cust.catalog.catalog_items.where(state: %w[active active_hidden require_vendor_update pending_vendor_update pending_discontinue]).order(state: :asc) order_hash.dig(:orderDetails, :items).each_with_index do |line_hash, i| # First we try by vendor product identifier vendor_sku = line_hash[:vendorProductIdentifier] # then we try by buyer product identifier buyer_asin = line_hash[:buyerProductIdentifier] raise 'Missing identifiers vendorProductIdentifier and buyerProductIdentifier in order query' if vendor_sku.blank? && buyer_asin.blank? matched_catalog_item = nil matched_catalog_item ||= catalog_items.by_skus(vendor_sku).first if vendor_sku.present? matched_catalog_item ||= catalog_items.by_asins(buyer_asin).first if buyer_asin.present? if matched_catalog_item order.line_items.build.tap do |line_item| line_item.quantity = line_hash.dig(:orderedQuantity, :amount).to_i # 2 line_item.edi_reference = "#{order_hash[:purchaseOrderNumber]}-#{i + 1}" line_item.edi_line_number = line_hash[:itemSequenceNumber] line_item.catalog_item = matched_catalog_item price = BigDecimal(line_hash.dig(:netPrice, :amount).to_s) line_item.edi_unit_cost = price line_total += price * line_item.quantity end if matched_catalog_item.state_requires_edi_warning_on_order? subj = "EDI order for orchestrator: #{orchestrator.partner}, processed, but catalog item with SKU #{matched_catalog_item.sku} in state #{matched_catalog_item.state} (i.e. not active state)" msg = "EDI order for orchestrator: #{orchestrator.partner}, catalog item with SKU #{matched_catalog_item.sku} in state #{matched_catalog_item.state} (i.e. not active state). The order #{order.reference_number} has been processed but this is an indication of a possible issue with this catalog item." InternalMailer.notify_edi_admin_of_warning(subj, msg).deliver_later end else all_skus_valid = false bad_vendor_skus << vendor_sku.presence bad_merchant_skus << buyer_asin.presence errors << "Unknown vendor sku: #{vendor_sku} / merchant sku: #{buyer_asin}" end end order.save! LineCreationResult.new(line_total: line_total, lines_created: order.line_items.size, all_skus_valid: all_skus_valid, error_message: "#{errors.to_sentence.capitalize}. Please fix the order message or catalog items, otherwise you will need to send a 'reject' acknowledgement with reason 'bad SKU'.", bad_vendor_skus: bad_vendor_skus.compact, bad_merchant_skus: bad_merchant_skus.compact) end |
#create_shipping_address(order_hash) ⇒ Object
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# File 'app/services/edi/amazon_vc/order_message_processor.rb', line 358 def create_shipping_address(order_hash) # "orderDetails" => {... # "shipToParty" => { # "name" => "Leslie Haley", # "addressLine1" => "45R HANOVER ST", # "addressLine2" => "", # "addressLine3" => "", # "city" => "NEWBURY", # "county" => "MA", # "stateOrRegion" => "MA", # "postalCode" => "01951-1129", # "countryCode" => "US", # "phone" => "978-804-6761" # }... raw_street1 = order_hash.dig(:orderDetails, :shipToParty, :addressLine1) raw_street2 = order_hash.dig(:orderDetails, :shipToParty, :addressLine2) originals = collect_street_originals(street1: raw_street1, street2: raw_street2) address = Address.new address.person_name_override = order_hash.dig(:orderDetails, :shipToParty, :name).to_s.titleize.strip address.street1 = abbreviate_street(raw_street1) address.street2 = abbreviate_street(raw_street2) address.city = order_hash.dig(:orderDetails, :shipToParty, :city) address.state_code = order_hash.dig(:orderDetails, :shipToParty, :stateOrRegion) address.country_iso = order_hash.dig(:orderDetails, :shipToParty, :countryCode) address.zip = order_hash.dig(:orderDetails, :shipToParty, :postalCode).to_s.upcase.delete(' ').strip address.disable_address_correction = true address.override_all_address_validation = true address.save! [address, originals] end |
#customer(segment = nil) ⇒ Object
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# File 'app/services/edi/amazon_vc/order_message_processor.rb', line 15 def customer(segment = nil) orchestrator.customer(segment) end |
#match_shipping_code(shipping_code) ⇒ Object
Returns the shipping option name and special service to use like saturday delivery
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# File 'app/services/edi/amazon_vc/order_message_processor.rb', line 392 def match_shipping_code(shipping_code) orchestrator.ship_code_mapper.az_to_hw(shipping_code) end |
#process(edi_logs = nil, edi_transaction_id: nil) ⇒ Object
Picks up the edi communication log in the queue ready to process, generate acknowledgements
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# File 'app/services/edi/amazon_vc/order_message_processor.rb', line 20 def process(edi_logs = nil, edi_transaction_id: nil) edi_logs ||= EdiCommunicationLog.requiring_processing.where(partner: orchestrator.partner, category: 'order_batch') edi_logs = [edi_logs].flatten # This way you can pass a single edi communication log # Wrap in one big transaction batch_process_results = [] edi_logs.each do |edi_log| log_info "Starting processing edi communication log #{edi_log.id}" EdiCommunicationLog.transaction do # Process the orders in the batch batch_process_result = process_orders(edi_log.data, edi_transaction_id: edi_transaction_id, edi_log_id: edi_log.id) # Record some meta data in file info edi_log.file_info ||= {} edi_log.file_info[:orders_in_batch] = batch_process_result.orders_in_batch batch_process_results << batch_process_result edi_log.complete! # Mark our edi log as processed, we need some error handling at one point # Associate the created orders batch_process_result.orders_created.each do |order| edi_log.edi_documents.create(order: order) end rescue StandardError => e edi_log.notes = "#{e} at #{e&.backtrace_locations}" edi_log.error ErrorReporting.error(e, edi_communication_log_id: edi_log.id) # End begin rescue block end # End transaction end # End edi log iteration orders_created = batch_process_results.flat_map(&:orders_created) if (orders_to_report = orders_created.to_a.select(&:requires_intervention?)).present? InternalMailer.edi_orders_notification(orders_to_report).deliver_later end Result.new(batch_process_results: batch_process_results) end |
#process_order(order_hash = nil) ⇒ Object
Process a single order
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# File 'app/services/edi/amazon_vc/order_message_processor.rb', line 84 def process_order(order_hash = nil) # "purchaseOrderNumber" => "Ts0HdQtXs", # "orderDetails" => { # "customerOrderNumber" => "111-8132329-7723404", # "orderDate" => "2020-12-08T10:03:38Z", # "orderStatus" => "NEW", # "shipmentDetails" => { # "isPriorityShipment" => true, # "isScheduledDeliveryShipment" => false, # "isPslipRequired" => true, # "isGift" => true, # "shipMethod" => "UPS_GR_RES", # "shipmentDates" => { # "requiredShipDate" => "2020-12-08T22:00:00Z", # "promisedDeliveryDate" => "2020-12-17T07:59:59Z" # } # }, # "taxTotal" => { # "taxLineItem" => [ # [0] { # "taxAmount" => { # "currencyCode" => "USD", # "amount" => "13.31" # } # } # ] # }, # "sellingParty" => { # "partyId" => "WAX7V" # }, # "shipFromParty" => { # "partyId" => "DFEE" # }, # "shipToParty" => { # "name" => "Leslie Haley", # "addressLine1" => "45R HANOVER ST", # "addressLine2" => "", # "addressLine3" => "", # "city" => "NEWBURY", # "county" => "MA", # "stateOrRegion" => "MA", # "postalCode" => "01951-1129", # "countryCode" => "US", # "phone" => "978-804-6761" # }, # "billToParty" => { # "partyId" => "ASI" # }, # "items" => [ # [0] { # "itemSequenceNumber" => 1, # "buyerProductIdentifier" => "B005D7OBB4", # "vendorProductIdentifier" => "TW-F10BS-PL", # "title" => "WarmlyYours 10-Bar Infinity Towel Warmer, Plug-in, Stainless Steel", # "orderedQuantity" => { # "amount" => 1, # "unitOfMeasure" => "Each" # }, # "giftDetails" => { # "giftMessage" => "Hi,\\nEnjoy your gift!\\nFrom Leslie Haley" # }, # "netPrice" => { # "currencyCode" => "USD", # "amount" => "209.3" # }, # "taxDetails" => { # "taxLineItem" => [ # [0] { # "taxRate" => "0.062491", # "taxAmount" => { # "currencyCode" => "USD", # "amount" => "13.31" # } # } # ] # }, # "totalPrice" => { # "currencyCode" => "USD", # "amount" => "212.99" # } # } # ] # } # } cust = customer order = cust.orders.build order. = order_hash.to_json order.edi_orchestrator_partner = orchestrator.partner.to_s order.edi_order_date = Time.zone.parse(order_hash.dig(:orderDetails, :orderDate)).to_date # Parse "2020-11-03 17:32:10.000000 +00:00" to date order.edi_transaction_id = "#{order.edi_order_date}-#{order_hash[:purchaseOrderNumber]}" order.edi_po_number = order_hash[:purchaseOrderNumber] address, address_originals = create_shipping_address(order_hash) order.shipping_address = address order.shipping_phone = order_hash.dig(:orderDetails, :shipToParty, :phone) recipient_name = order.shipping_address.person_name_override || order.shipping_address.company_name_override order.customer_reference = "Purchase Order Number: #{order_hash[:purchaseOrderNumber]}, Customer Order Number: #{order_hash.dig(:orderDetails, :customerOrderNumber)}" # original currency order.currency = cust.store.currency order.attention_name_override = recipient_name order.edi_shipping_option_name = set_shipping_option(order, order_hash) order.single_origin = true order.edi_is_pick_slip_required = order_hash.dig(:orderDetails, :shipmentDetails, :isPslipRequired).nil? ? cust.customer_record&.always_custom_packing_list? : order_hash.dig(:orderDetails, :shipmentDetails, :isPslipRequired).nil? order.save! record_address_abbreviation_notes(order, address_originals, order.shipping_address) line_creation_result = create_line_items(order, order_hash) raise line_creation_result. unless line_creation_result.all_skus_valid apply_payment(order, order_hash) # Revenue before taxes (for price comparison), if price differs, problem, cr hold if orchestrator.test_mode? order.price_match = order.line_total else order.line_total line_creation_result.line_total order.price_match = line_creation_result.line_total # will get save when we call the event end order.state = 'in_cr_hold' # Set this as the default state order.recalculate_shipping = true order.save! order.reset_discount # temporary measure to force sanity and have revenue show on the order order.save! if (same_po_orders = Order.where(edi_po_number: order.edi_po_number).where.not(id: order.id)).any? # warn but don't release orders for every duplicate PO, let someone do it manually subj = "EDI order message for orchestrator: #{orchestrator.partner}, order #{order.reference_number} CREATED, order message PO: #{order.edi_po_number}, duplicate" msg = "EDI order for orchestrator: #{orchestrator.partner}, order #{order.reference_number}, has the same PO #{order.edi_po_number} as the following older EDI orders: #{same_po_orders.map do |o| "#{o.reference_number} (created #{o.created_at.to_date})" end.join(', ')}. It has been processed but this is an indication of a possible duplicate order or other issue." InternalMailer.notify_edi_admin_of_warning(subj, msg).deliver_later else order.reload.release_order # Then try to release, if there's any issue (discrepancy, etc) the order will remain on hold end # simplest thing to do is to flag the issue and raise an exception, don't even create the order order end |
#process_orders(orders_data, edi_transaction_id: nil, edi_log_id: nil) ⇒ Object
Iterates through the batch order data
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# File 'app/services/edi/amazon_vc/order_message_processor.rb', line 56 def process_orders(orders_data, edi_transaction_id: nil, edi_log_id: nil) json_hash = JSON.parse(orders_data).with_indifferent_access orders_created = [] orders_in_batch = 0 (json_hash.dig(:payload, :orders) || []).each do |order_hash| log_info "Processing order #{order_hash.inspect}" orders_in_batch += 1 po_number = order_hash[:purchaseOrderNumber] if customer.orders.where('created_at > ?', 12.months.ago).where(edi_po_number: po_number).count.zero? # only process these once, allow for duplicate EDI PO numbers (it has happened), as long as it has been at least 12 months old. We want to eliminate duplicate orders with the same PO, from message to message i.e. within ~the same day orders_created << process_order(order_hash) elsif (same_po_orders = Order.where('created_at < ?', 4.days.ago).where('created_at > ?', 12.months.ago).where(edi_po_number: po_number)).any? # otherwise warn that we skipped creating order because we found a matching PO order created older than four days ago, which might indicate the small chance of an order PO collision from another EDI partner # Only send notification if we haven't already notified about this duplicate PO unless duplicate_po_already_notified?(po_number, edi_log_id) subj = "EDI order message for orchestrator: #{orchestrator.partner}, SKIPPED, order message PO: #{po_number}, duplicate" msg = "EDI order message for orchestrator: #{orchestrator.partner}, EDI Communication log ID: #{edi_log_id}, order message PO: #{po_number}, has the same PO as the following recent EDI orders: #{same_po_orders.map do |o| "#{o.reference_number} (created #{o.created_at.to_date})" end.join(', ')}. It has been NOT been processed but SKIPPED as this is an indication of a duplicate order. Please ensure there is no PO number from another partner that might inadvertently match." InternalMailer.notify_edi_admin_of_warning(subj, msg).deliver_later mark_duplicate_po_as_notified(po_number, edi_log_id) end end end BatchProcessResult.new(batch_number: nil, orders_created: orders_created, orders_in_batch: orders_in_batch) end |
#set_shipping_option(order, order_hash) ⇒ Object
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# File 'app/services/edi/amazon_vc/order_message_processor.rb', line 247 def set_shipping_option(order, order_hash) # "orderDetails" => { ... # "shipmentDetails" => { # "isPriorityShipment" => true, # "isScheduledDeliveryShipment" => false, # "isPslipRequired" => true, # "isGift" => true, # "shipMethod" => "UPS_GR_RES", # "shipmentDates" => { # "requiredShipDate" => "2020-12-08T22:00:00Z", # "promisedDeliveryDate" => "2020-12-17T07:59:59Z" # }... shipping_code = order_hash.dig(:orderDetails, :shipmentDetails, :shipMethod) shipping_option_result = match_shipping_code(shipping_code) order.edi_original_ship_code = "#{shipping_code}" order.signature_confirmation = shipping_option_result&.signature order.shipping_method = shipping_option_result&.name so = ShippingOption.find_by(name: order.shipping_method) order.requested_ship_on_or_after = Date.parse(order_hash.dig(:orderDetails, :shipmentDetails, :shipmentDates, :requiredShipDate)) if order_hash.dig(:orderDetails, :shipmentDetails, :shipmentDates, :requiredShipDate).present? order.requested_ship_before = (Date.parse(order_hash.dig(:orderDetails, :shipmentDetails, :shipmentDates, :promisedDeliveryDate)) - so.days_commitment.days + 1.day) if order_hash.dig(:orderDetails, :shipmentDetails, :shipmentDates, :promisedDeliveryDate).present? if order.requested_ship_on_or_after && (order.requested_ship_on_or_after > Date.current) order.do_not_reserve_stock = false # we want to reserve the stock order.future_release_date = order.requested_ship_on_or_after end order.shipping_method end |
#shipping_invalid?(order) ⇒ Boolean
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# File 'app/services/edi/amazon_vc/order_message_processor.rb', line 222 def shipping_invalid?(order) dq = order.deliveries.quoting.first return true unless dq return true if dq.shipping_option.is_override? return true unless dq.shipping_option.name == order.edi_shipping_option_name return true unless dq.signature_confirmation == order.signature_confirmation false end |