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pay conditions based on reimbursement settings #36814

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This PR modifies pay conditions for different policies based on their reimbursement settings. Refer to the discussion in the referred issue.

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Use the following table for reference:

Reimbursement Choice Options to be shown to admins Shown to
Direct(*) Pay with Expensify or Pay elsewhere Remiburser only
Indirect Pay elsewhere only All admins
None None NA

(*) We only show Pay button in Direct reimbursement when the money request's amount is below the Manual Reimbursement threshold in OldDot:

Screenshot 2024-03-04 at 2 31 20 p m

Test 1

Pre-requisite: A paid policy with reimbursement choice as Direct with a non-reimburser admin (an admin who is not a reimburser), a reimburser-admin, and a member.

On New Dot

  1. [Member] Go to the workspace chat, make a money request and submit
  2. Verify that the Pay with Expensify and Pay elsewhere buttons appear, after approval, only for the reimburser admin and not the non-reimburser admin

Test 2

Pre-requisite: A paid policy with reimbursement choice as Indirect with an admin and a member.

On New Dot

  1. [Member] Go to the workspace chat, make a money request and submit
  2. Verify that the Pay Elsewhere button appears for the admin after approval

Test 3

Pre-requisite: A paid policy with reimbursement choice as None with an admin and a member.

On New Dot

  1. [Member] Go to the workspace chat, make a money request and submit
  2. Verify that no Pay button appears for any admin
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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Android: Native
test1Android.mp4
test2and3Android.mp4
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test2And3AndroidChrome.mp4
iOS: Native
test1iOS.mp4
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iOS: mWeb Safari
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MacOS: Chrome / Safari Test 1
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Test 2 and Test 3

test23reimbursement.mp4
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test1Desktop

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c3024 commented Feb 20, 2024

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I drafted a PR and added Tests above but I think I need accounts in different paid policies with different reimbursement options for checking with Tests.

Presently I have accounts for a member, approver and non-reimburser admin in a collect policy with reimbursement choice as Direct. I think I need a reimburser account as well for this.

Similarly, I require these accounts for policies with reimbursement options as Indirect and None.

Could you help with these?

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Sure, @c3024 can you provide me with your email to add you to some policies with that configuration? Alternatively, I think you can create them on OldDot by following similar steps from this PR. Can you try to create a few?

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Hi @c3024, were you able to create the testing policy in OldDot?

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c3024 commented Feb 21, 2024

It was tricky. When I created a policy on old dot the value for reimbursement does not exist in the policy at first so on New dot the policy was sent with empty string ``. I found that first I need to change the reimbursement option on Old Dot to None or Indirect and then set isPolicyExpenseChatEnabled to `true` for it to properly work.

I think I am able to create correctly now. I'll verify all tests I can with these now. If I am not able to verify any tests I'll ask for help.

Thanks. @marcochavezf

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Cool, yeah also isPolicyExpenseChatEnabled should be enabled before adding a new member to the policy so the new member gets the workspace chat. And yes, if you get stuck don't hesitate to post, I'm happy to help

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c3024 commented Feb 22, 2024

We are pushing Pay with Expensify as well in the SettlementButton here

[CONST.IOU.PAYMENT_TYPE.VBBA]: {
text: translate('iou.settleExpensify', {formattedAmount}),

from here

for all expense reports.

Then, even for Indirect policies we will still show Pay with Expensify with this logic.

But as per this comment I think we want to show only Pay elsewhere for all admins for Indirect policies, right?

So, do we need to change the options pushed into payment options based on the policy reimbursement choice here

if (isExpenseReport) {

in the SettlementButton as well?

Secondly, as per the same comment mentioned above we should show SettlementButton with only Pay with Expensify option for reimburser only in case of Direct policy, right? This should also then need changes in options pushed into the paymentOptions based on the reimbursement choice because by default in all cases we are pushing the Pay elsewhere option into the payment options.

I think the following table is what we need finally, right?

Reimbursement Choice Options to be shown to admins Shown to
Direct Pay with Expensify only Remiburser only
Indirect Pay elsewhere only All admins
None None NA

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We are pushing Pay with Expensify as well in the SettlementButton here

Oh that's correct, we'd want to update the logic in SettlementButton too, so we either show Pay elsewhere or Pay with Expensify for expense reports

Then, even for Indirect policies we will still show Pay with Expensify with this logic.

But as per #34951 (comment) I think we want to show only Pay elsewhere for all admins for Indirect policies, right?

Yes, only Pay elsewhere for all admins for Indirect policies, and yeap that's correct we'd need to modify the SettelementButton component to handle the logic for reimbursementChoice internally. We already have the policyID there, so we can probably get reimbursementChoice inside of SettelementButton or pass reimbursementChoice as prop, either choice is fine, you can do the implementation that you consider correct.

we should show SettlementButton with only Pay with Expensify option for reimburser only in case of Direct policy, right?

Yup

This should also then need changes in options pushed into the paymentOptions based on the reimbursement choice because by default in all cases we are pushing the Pay elsewhere option into the payment options.

I think you're referring to paymentMethods in SettlementButton, right? But in any case, yeah your analysis is correct and feel free to implement it as you think it's correct :) We can work on the details in the PR

I think the following table is what we need finally, right?

Just a minor modification: for the Direct the reimbuser should be able to also select Pay elsewhere

Reimbursement Choice Options to be shown to admins Shown to
Direct Pay with Expensify or Pay elsewhere Remiburser only
Indirect Pay elsewhere only All admins
None None NA

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c3024 commented Feb 23, 2024

Updated the test videos for Web Chrome.

Could you review the PR? 🙏 @marcochavezf

Will test on other platforms and upload if the changes look fine. Thanks.

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Nice work! The logic LGTM overall! Just a few changes

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ntdiary commented Feb 26, 2024

It seems like this PR can be merged after @marcochavezf's review, doesn't need another C+ to review it? If I'm wrong, please feel free to correct me. 😄

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c3024 commented Feb 26, 2024

All suggested changes added.

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@c3024 conflicts, also can you upload a video or screenshot for each reimbursement choice?

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c3024 commented Feb 28, 2024

Had already updated the videos in the checklist here.

After merging main and fixing conflicts tested again as follows:

For Direct I attached the video of a non-reimburser admin but I could not check with a reimburser account. Direct policy is disabled when I make a policy with console commands. I cannot change the collect policy reimburser email in the policy created here as well.

Could you check if the reimburser view works well? Otherwise please add me as a remiburser for this policy temporarily.

Screen.Recording.2024-02-28.at.1.17.05.PM.mov

Direct

test1reimbursement.mov

For Indirect and None policies, I tested with the above referred collect policy as well as another policy with Submit and Close as the approval mode with only one member and one admin (who is also the user to whom the member submits their reports to.) created with console commands.

Screenshot 2024-02-28 at 1 12 11 PM

Indirect

collectPolicyVideo.mp4
indirectReimbursement.mp4

None

collectPolicyVideo.mp4
noneReimbursement.mp4

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@c3024 Tested with the Direct configuraiton and looks good!

Screenshot 2024-02-28 at 1 39 43 p m

Additionally, you can follow these instructions to add a bank account (only staging) to your policy to test with a reimburser.

I noticed we're not showing the Pay button for IOUs (Request money directly from someone) and for money requests from free workspaces:

Screenshot 2024-02-28 at 1 44 05 p m Screenshot 2024-02-28 at 1 51 04 p m

I think we need to check if the policy is not a group policy, then the user is a payer if it's isCurrentUserManager

@@ -117,6 +117,16 @@ const isFreeGroupPolicy = (policy: OnyxEntry<Policy> | EmptyObject): boolean =>

const isPolicyMember = (policyID: string, policies: OnyxCollection<Policy>): boolean => Object.values(policies ?? {}).some((policy) => policy?.id === policyID);

const isPolicyPayer = (policy: OnyxEntry<Policy> | EmptyObject, session: OnyxEntry<Session>, isApproved: boolean, isManager: boolean, isAdmin: boolean): boolean => {
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Let's change the name to isPayer since it would be used for IOUs too to avoid a regression

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const isPolicyPayer = (policy: OnyxEntry<Policy> | EmptyObject, session: OnyxEntry<Session>, isApproved: boolean, isManager: boolean, isAdmin: boolean): boolean => {
const isPayer = (policy: OnyxEntry<Policy> | EmptyObject, session: OnyxEntry<Session>, isApproved: boolean, isManager: boolean, isAdmin: boolean): boolean => {

if (policy?.reimbursementChoice === CONST.POLICY.REIMBURSEMENT_CHOICES.REIMBURSEMENT_MANUAL) {
return isAdmin && (isApproved || isManager);
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In order to show the Pay button for IOUs (and free workspaces for now), I think we need to check if the user is manager and if the policy is not a group policy.

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Thank you! Focused too much only on policies and let this blunder slide. Fixed now.

One last question, we show only Pay elsewhere for free workspaces, right? Or do we show Pay with Expensify as well?

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Oh good question, we should show both Pay elsewhere and Pay with Expensify for non-group policies (free workspaces and IOUs). In theory for free workspaces the admin and the manager should be the same, so we should probably show both buttons to the manager if policy is a non-group policy/workspace.

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Thanks. Done. 👍

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c3024 commented Mar 1, 2024

IOUs and Free workspaces

IOUsAndFreeWorkspaces.mp4

Direct

paidPolicies.mp4

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Looking great, thanks for the changes! Just a few other minor details and I think we're good to go

const policy = ReportUtils.getPolicy(policyID);
const session = useSession();
const chatReport = ReportUtils.getReport(chatReportID);
const isPaidGroupPolicy = ReportUtils.isPaidGroupPolicy(iouReport as OnyxEntry<Report>) || ReportUtils.isPaidGroupPolicyExpenseChat(chatReport as OnyxEntry<Report>);
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We can check only isPaidGroupPolicyExpenseChat since isPaidGroupPolicy is already called in isPaidGroupPolicyExpenseChat:

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const isPaidGroupPolicy = ReportUtils.isPaidGroupPolicy(iouReport as OnyxEntry<Report>) || ReportUtils.isPaidGroupPolicyExpenseChat(chatReport as OnyxEntry<Report>);
const isPaidGroupPolicy = ReportUtils.isPaidGroupPolicyExpenseChat(chatReport as OnyxEntry<Report>);

session: OnyxEntry<Session>,
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I think we can use the function PolicyUtils.isPaidGroupPolicy(policy) inside of isPayer so it won't be necessary to pass isPaidGroupPolicy as prop and diable the eslint rule

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// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-shadow
const isPayer = currentUserAccountID === report?.managerID;

return isPayer ? [managerIcon, ownerIcon] : [ownerIcon, managerIcon];
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Let's rename the variable here to also avoid the no-shadow eslint error, also the managerID is not always the payer, so the correct variable name here would be isManager:

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// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-shadow
const isPayer = currentUserAccountID === report?.managerID;
return isPayer ? [managerIcon, ownerIcon] : [ownerIcon, managerIcon];
const isManager = currentUserAccountID === report?.managerID;
return isManager ? [managerIcon, ownerIcon] : [ownerIcon, managerIcon];

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c3024 commented Mar 4, 2024

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Thanks for the suggestions. Fixed.

I tested all except the reimburser's view. I could not create a policy with a bank account. Can you please verify the reimburser view?

IOUandFreeWorkspace.mp4
indirectAndNonePolicy.mp4
collectPolicyWithReimburser.mp4

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Cool! I tested all the scenarios and looks good!

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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/marcochavezf in version: 1.4.48-0 🚀

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Notified internally to the QA team about the changes for the Pay button. GH to update the TC in TR here

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🚀 Deployed to production by https://github.com/roryabraham in version: 1.4.48-0 🚀

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