Type Alias AdminProductQuote

AdminProductQuote: Omit<
    SelectProductQuote,
    "id"
    | "customerId"
    | "identityId"
    | "organizationId"
    | "productId",
> & {
    customerId: string;
    customerName: string;
    entityName: string | null;
    id: string;
    identityId: string | null;
    organizationId: string | null;
    productId: ProductName;
    productName: string;
    routeId: string;
    routeName: string;
    vendorId: Vendor;
}

product_quote row projected for admin consumers. Internal numeric ids are dropped in favour of the joined external ids. The route's external_id is exposed as routeId (joined through product_route_version → product_route) — the audit row pins to the version row, but admins reference routes by their identity-row external_id. productId comes from the joined product.external_id since the row's productId column is an internal FK. The four *VersionId columns stay numeric — they're internal version-row PKs that the admin dashboard renders as deep links into the version-history table; admin-only surface, not part of any public API.

Type Declaration

customerId: string
customerName: string
entityName: string | null

Display name of whichever entity the quote pinned — identity.full_name or organization.name. NULL only when neither FK is set.
id: string
identityId: string | null
organizationId: string | null
productId: ProductName
productName: string

Human display name from product.name (NOT NULL) — the quote's product.
routeId: string
routeName: string

Composed route display name: ${product.name} · ${product_vendor.name} for the quote's route (route product == quote product).
vendorId: Vendor

Type Alias AdminProductQuote

Type Declaration

customerId: string

customerName: string

entityName: string | null

id: string

identityId: string | null

organizationId: string | null

productId: ProductName

productName: string

routeId: string

routeName: string

vendorId: Vendor

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