feat(outreach): the report says for which event we called before the goal - #1237
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. WalkthroughThe report now groups post-reach goals by the event on the latest answered call before a run ends. Call facts include that call’s timestamp and event. Missing event names appear as “(no event),” and the report sorts counts by frequency and event name. ChangesPost-Reach Goal Breakdown
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant build_report
participant get_call_facts_by_runs
participant get_call_facts_by_runs_query
participant ReportCustomers
build_report->>get_call_facts_by_runs: Request run facts
get_call_facts_by_runs->>get_call_facts_by_runs_query: Retrieve latest answered-call facts
get_call_facts_by_runs_query-->>get_call_facts_by_runs: Return timestamp and event
get_call_facts_by_runs-->>build_report: Return run facts
build_report->>ReportCustomers: Include event-count breakdown
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new event breakdown can display buckets in the wrong order or attribute tied calls inconsistently. Both issues are bounded but should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new breakdown is limited to a merchant’s workflow report and does not show a confirmed access-control bypass. The event labels’ origins and handling by the report client remain unverified. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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In `@app/crm/outreach/analytics.py`:
- Around line 358-364: Update the sort key in the goal_met_after_by_event
ordering so the _NO_EVENT bucket always sorts after named events, regardless of
count; then sort named events by descending count and name.
In `@app/database/queries/breeze_buddy/lead_call_tracker.py`:
- Around line 451-452: Use one deterministic call order in both report
selections: in the `last_answered_event` aggregation, order tied
`call_initiated_time` values by a stable unique call identifier and return that
identifier with the selected event; in the analytics selection, use the returned
identifier to break timestamp ties across templates. Update
`app/database/queries/breeze_buddy/lead_call_tracker.py` lines 451–452 and
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| # busiest first, the no-event bucket last | ||
| goal_met_after_by_event=dict( | ||
| sorted( | ||
| after_by_event.items(), | ||
| key=lambda kv: (-kv[1], kv[0] == _NO_EVENT, kv[0]), | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Put (no event) last for every count.
If (no event) has more runs than a named event, -kv[1] puts it first. This contradicts the documented ordering. Compare the no-event flag before the count, then sort named events by count and name.
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| # busiest first, the no-event bucket last | |
| goal_met_after_by_event=dict( | |
| sorted( | |
| after_by_event.items(), | |
| key=lambda kv: (-kv[1], kv[0] == _NO_EVENT, kv[0]), | |
| ) | |
| ), | |
| # busiest first, the no-event bucket last | |
| goal_met_after_by_event=dict( | |
| sorted( | |
| after_by_event.items(), | |
| key=lambda kv: (kv[0] == _NO_EVENT, -kv[1], kv[0]), | |
| ) | |
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In `@app/crm/outreach/analytics.py` around lines 358 - 364, Update the sort key in
the goal_met_after_by_event ordering so the _NO_EVENT bucket always sorts after
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| (array_agg("payload" ->> 'event_name' ORDER BY "call_initiated_time" DESC) | ||
| FILTER (WHERE {last}))[1] AS last_answered_event |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use one deterministic last-call order throughout the report.
Equal call_initiated_time values leave the selected event undefined within a template and across templates. As a result, the same run can enter different event buckets on different reads. Use a stable, unique call identifier to break ties at both selections. PostgreSQL does not define the order of rows with equal sort keys. (postgresql.org)
app/database/queries/breeze_buddy/lead_call_tracker.py#L451-L452: order tied calls by a unique identifier and return that identifier with the selected event.app/crm/outreach/analytics.py#L441-L443: use the returned identifier to break timestamp ties across templates.
Based on learnings: “include a stable, unique tie-breaker (such as an id) in the ordering/counting logic.”
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In `@app/database/queries/breeze_buddy/lead_call_tracker.py` around lines 451 -
452, Use one deterministic call order in both report selections: in the
`last_answered_event` aggregation, order tied `call_initiated_time` values by a
stable unique call identifier and return that identifier with the selected
event; in the analytics selection, use the returned identifier to break
timestamp ties across templates. Update
`app/database/queries/breeze_buddy/lead_call_tracker.py` lines 451–452 and
`app/crm/outreach/analytics.py` lines 441–443.
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| Review point | Before | With this change |
|---|---|---|
| 3 · merchant-specific key | reads payload->>'event_name'; other plans get one (no event) bucket |
reads letter topics; every plan gets a real split with no plan changes. Flipkart's split is the same, labelled LINE_OFFERED, LINE_KYC_COMPLETED, … |
| 2 · stale event | the event saved when the call was queued (and copied onto retries) | judged when the call was answered: a customer who moved on while the call sat in the queue is counted where they stood when we spoke |
| 1 · perf | ordered array_agg over payload forced Sort + GroupAggregate and read every answered lead's payload |
the facts read keeps only max(...) FILTER, so it is a HashAggregate again and never touches payload |
| 4 · sort | (no event) last only on ties |
always last: key (kv[0] == _NO_EVENT, -kv[1], kv[0]) |
| tie-break (CodeRabbit) | order of equal timestamps is undefined in both SQL and Python | picked in the pure fold; equal received_at breaks by topic, so re-reading gives the same result |
Our own call reports (CALL_REPORT_SOURCES) are left out. This is the same rule as _reply_patch's latest_letter: they say what we did, not where the customer stands.
Shape (layer and boundary rules kept)
- Lead store (
get_call_facts_by_runs_query): returnslast_answered_atonly.last_answered_eventand the payload read are removed. - Outreach (
db/queries/step.py→letters_heard_query):(run_id, letter_id)pointers.- Covers only the runs that met their goal after a conversation, not every run in the window.
- Founding letters come from the run row; later letters come from
crm_workflow_stepviacrm_workflow_step_run_ix. Both are tenant-first.
- Record (new contract
producer_letters, returningHeardLetter{topic, received_at}): a primary-key read ofcrm_event_raw, withsource <> ALL(CALL_REPORT_SOURCES). Outreach never reads record's table (rule 12). build_report(endings, facts, letters=None)stays pure:_heard_when_we_last_spokepicks the latest letter received before the last answered call._spoken_goalschooses which runs to read. It uses the same condition that makesbuild_reportcount a goal as "after", so the rows always sum togoal_met_after_reach.- Loom: the field name and shape are unchanged, so juspay/loom#367 keeps working. It will now receive topic names (
LINE_*), so check how it labels them.
Verified
- black, isort, autoflake,
pyrefly check: 0 errors;check_crm_boundaries.py: clean. tests/crm: 1487 passed.- 6 new or reworked tests:
- the split by letter topic;
- judged when the call was answered, not queued;
- no-event bucket last;
- the facts read never touches the payload;
- both SQL builders;
- only the goal runs we spoke to before they ended are read, and call reports are skipped.
- End to end on Postgres 16 with all 79 migrations applied, through the real accessors:
- facts plan is back to
HashAggregate; - Flipkart-style run →
LINE_OFFER_SELECTED, even though the lead's payload still saidOFFERED(the customer selected an offer while the call was queued), ignoring our call report, another merchant's letter and a letter received after the call; - Shopify-style run with no
event_nameanywhere →checkouts/create; - run with no founding letter →
(no event); - only the goal runs we spoke to before they ended were read.
- facts plan is back to
Prod check after release: the 21 Sep numbers (71 / 54 / 22 / 14) should come back under the LINE_* names. Where they differ, the difference should be runs whose customer moved on while the call was queued; those now count under the later stage, which is the intended behaviour.
Known limit: a step records one cut_short_by. If two letters wake the same open square before it closes, only the second is kept on the trail. This is rare, and the kept one is the later letter anyway.
Patch
Against the PR head b6d2af5: git apply the two diffs below (12 files, +384/−84).
Source diff (app/)
diff --git a/app/crm/outreach/analytics.py b/app/crm/outreach/analytics.py
index 46bbdfc..d016caf 100644
--- a/app/crm/outreach/analytics.py
+++ b/app/crm/outreach/analytics.py
@@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ from typing import Any, Dict, List, Optional, Sequence, Tuple
from app.crm.outreach.db.accessors import (
enrollment as enrollment_accessor,
+ step as step_accessor,
workflow as workflow_accessor,
)
from app.crm.outreach.schemas import (
@@ -33,6 +34,7 @@ from app.crm.outreach.schemas import (
WorkflowReport,
WorkflowRunSummary,
)
+from app.crm.record.contracts import producer_letters
from app.database.accessor import get_call_facts_by_runs, get_call_stats_by_runs
# The widest window a report or calls summary will materialise, and the
@@ -219,8 +221,10 @@ async def workflow_report(
Two reads, each the narrowest one that answers its own question — the
plan's runs that entered in the window (how each stands), and what the
lead store did for each of them (how many calls, and when the first
- conversation began). The arithmetic is pure and lives below, so the
- shape a merchant reads is testable without a database."""
+ and last conversations began) — then, for the goals a conversation
+ preceded only, the letters those runs heard. The arithmetic is pure
+ and lives below, so the shape a merchant reads is testable without a
+ database."""
since, until = bounded_window(since, until)
workflow = await workflow_accessor.get_workflow(merchant_id, workflow_id)
if workflow is None:
@@ -229,7 +233,45 @@ async def workflow_report(
merchant_id, workflow_id, since, until
)
facts = await get_call_facts_by_runs(merchant_id, _lifetimes(endings))
- return build_report(endings, facts)
+ letters = await _letters_heard(merchant_id, _spoken_goals(endings, facts))
+ return build_report(endings, facts, letters)
+
+
+async def _letters_heard(
+ merchant_id: str, run_ids: List[str]
+) -> Dict[str, List[Tuple[datetime, str]]]:
+ """(received_at, topic) of every PRODUCER letter each run heard — its
+ founding letter and every one that cut a square short — off the run's
+ own trail (T26 pointers) and record's names for them. Our own call
+ reports are absent (record leaves them out). No runs, no read."""
+ if not run_ids:
+ return {}
+ pointers = await step_accessor.letters_heard(merchant_id, run_ids)
+ named = await producer_letters(
+ merchant_id, sorted({letter for _, letter in pointers})
+ )
+ heard: Dict[str, List[Tuple[datetime, str]]] = {}
+ for run_id, letter_id in pointers:
+ letter = named.get(letter_id)
+ if letter is not None:
+ heard.setdefault(run_id, []).append((letter.received_at, letter.topic))
+ return heard
+
+
+def _spoken_goals(
+ endings: Sequence[RunEnding], facts: Dict[str, List[Dict[str, Any]]]
+) -> List[str]:
+ """PURE: the runs goal_met_after_reach counts — met their goal, with an
+ answered call that began before they ended. last_answered_at is that
+ call under the same answered rule and the same exited_at bound as
+ first_answered_at, so it is set exactly when build_report says "after"."""
+ return [
+ e.id
+ for e in endings
+ if e.status == "exited"
+ and e.exit_reason == "goal_met"
+ and any(r.get("last_answered_at") for r in facts.get(e.id) or [])
+ ]
# A run with no entered_at (never on a real row) still needs a lower bound
@@ -238,7 +280,9 @@ _EPOCH = datetime(1970, 1, 1, tzinfo=timezone.utc)
def build_report(
- endings: List[RunEnding], facts: Dict[str, List[Dict[str, Any]]]
+ endings: List[RunEnding],
+ facts: Dict[str, List[Dict[str, Any]]],
+ letters: Optional[Dict[str, List[Tuple[datetime, str]]]] = None,
) -> WorkflowReport:
"""PURE decide: the two tables, from the runs and their calls.
@@ -253,9 +297,12 @@ def build_report(
answer / spoke) with the same time rule, so its "spoke" column is
exactly the after-we-spoke pair above; ``open_by_square`` is where the
open ones stand. ``goal_met_after_by_event`` splits the after-we-spoke
- goals by the event the customer was on at the run's LAST answered call
- before it ended (the lead's frozen ``event_name``; ``_NO_EVENT`` when the
- payload had none), so it always sums to ``goal_met_after_reach``."""
+ goals by the topic of the LATEST producer letter the run had heard when
+ its last answered call before the end began (``letters``: per run,
+ (received_at, topic); ``_NO_EVENT`` when it had heard none), so it
+ always sums to ``goal_met_after_reach`` — and it is the plan's own
+ vocabulary, the same names its trail shows, whatever the merchant."""
+ letters = letters or {}
by_reach = {
stage: {
"runs": 0,
@@ -335,8 +382,8 @@ def build_report(
customers[f"goal_met_{when}_reach"] += 1
by_reach[stage]["goal_met"] += 1
if spoke_first:
- event = _last_answered_event(rows)
- after_by_event[event] = after_by_event.get(event, 0) + 1
+ topic = _heard_when_we_last_spoke(rows, letters.get(ending.id) or [])
+ after_by_event[topic] = after_by_event.get(topic, 0) + 1
elif ending.exit_reason == "withdrawn":
customers[f"withdrawn_{when}_reach"] += 1
by_reach[stage]["withdrawn"] += 1
@@ -355,11 +402,11 @@ def build_report(
call_histogram=_bars(histogram),
by_reach={k: ReportReach(**v) for k, v in by_reach.items()},
open_by_square=dict(sorted(open_by_square.items())),
- # busiest first, the no-event bucket last
+ # the no-event bucket last whatever its size, busiest first above
goal_met_after_by_event=dict(
sorted(
after_by_event.items(),
- key=lambda kv: (-kv[1], kv[0] == _NO_EVENT, kv[0]),
+ key=lambda kv: (kv[0] == _NO_EVENT, -kv[1], kv[0]),
)
),
),
@@ -429,21 +476,26 @@ def _bars(histogram: Dict[int, _Bar]) -> List[ReportCallBar]:
]
-# The bucket for an after-we-spoke goal whose last answered call carried no
-# event_name — a plan whose facts hold none, or a lead pushed outside one.
+# The bucket for an after-we-spoke goal whose run had heard no producer
+# letter before that call — a run enrolled without one.
_NO_EVENT = "(no event)"
-def _last_answered_event(rows: List[Dict[str, Any]]) -> str:
- """PURE: the event on the run's last answered call before it ended,
- across every template that rang it (the read is per template, the
- latest wins)."""
- latest = max(
- (r for r in rows if r.get("last_answered_at")),
- key=lambda r: r["last_answered_at"],
+def _heard_when_we_last_spoke(
+ rows: List[Dict[str, Any]], heard: List[Tuple[datetime, str]]
+) -> str:
+ """PURE: the topic of the latest letter the run had received when its
+ last answered call before the end began — across every template that
+ rang it (the facts are per template, the latest call wins). Judged at
+ the ANSWER, not when the call was queued: a customer who moved on
+ while the dial waited is counted where they stood when we spoke. A
+ tie on received_at breaks by topic, so a re-read never moves a run."""
+ spoke = max(
+ (r["last_answered_at"] for r in rows if r.get("last_answered_at")),
default=None,
)
- return str((latest or {}).get("last_answered_event") or _NO_EVENT)
+ before = [(at, topic) for at, topic in heard if spoke is not None and at < spoke]
+ return max(before)[1] if before else _NO_EVENT
def _stage(placed: int, spoke: bool) -> str:
diff --git a/app/crm/outreach/db/accessors/step.py b/app/crm/outreach/db/accessors/step.py
index 2effd2b..6337ab2 100644
--- a/app/crm/outreach/db/accessors/step.py
+++ b/app/crm/outreach/db/accessors/step.py
@@ -1,13 +1,13 @@
"""Mechanical DB access for crm_workflow_step (T26) — one table, one file. The table is
append-only by trigger (migration 073) and written only by the statements
-that move a token (queries/step.flush_arm); the timeline read is the ONE
-consumer.
+that move a token (queries/step.flush_arm); read by the timeline and by the
+report's letters-heard pointers — never by the walker.
"""
-from typing import List
+from typing import List, Tuple
from app.crm.outreach.db.decoders.step import decode_step
-from app.crm.outreach.db.queries.step import run_steps_query
+from app.crm.outreach.db.queries.step import letters_heard_query, run_steps_query
from app.crm.outreach.schemas import RunStep
from app.crm.shared.db import crm_connection
@@ -23,3 +23,14 @@ async def run_steps(merchant_id: str, run_id: str, limit: int) -> List[RunStep]:
async with crm_connection() as conn:
rows = await conn.fetch(query, *values)
return [decode_step(row) for row in reversed(rows)]
+
+
+async def letters_heard(merchant_id: str, run_ids: List[str]) -> List[Tuple[str, str]]:
+ """(run_id, letter_id) for every letter the runs heard — the founding
+ letter and each one that cut a square short. Empty ids read nothing."""
+ if not run_ids:
+ return []
+ query, values = letters_heard_query(merchant_id, run_ids)
+ async with crm_connection() as conn:
+ rows = await conn.fetch(query, *values)
+ return [(str(row["run_id"]), str(row["letter_id"])) for row in rows]
diff --git a/app/crm/outreach/db/queries/step.py b/app/crm/outreach/db/queries/step.py
index 111799d..e73885c 100644
--- a/app/crm/outreach/db/queries/step.py
+++ b/app/crm/outreach/db/queries/step.py
@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ parameterized.
from typing import Any, List, Tuple
-from app.crm.outreach.db.queries.tables import STEP_TABLE
+from app.crm.outreach.db.queries.tables import ENROLLMENT_TABLE, STEP_TABLE
# --- the T26 flush (canon T26, migration 073) ------------------------------
#
@@ -83,3 +83,31 @@ def run_steps_query(merchant_id: str, run_id: str, limit: int) -> Tuple[str, Lis
LIMIT $3
"""
return query, [merchant_id, run_id, limit]
+
+
+def letters_heard_query(merchant_id: str, run_ids: List[str]) -> Tuple[str, List[Any]]:
+ """Every letter some runs HEARD, as (run_id, letter_id) pointers into
+ crm_event_raw: each run's founding letter — run-level, so it lives on
+ the run row's context.source_event_id and never on a step row (canon
+ T26) — and every letter that cut one of its squares short. Pointers
+ only: record names them (rule 12's one direction), and the reader
+ keeps the ones it wants.
+
+ For the report's "which letter had the run heard when we last spoke",
+ over the few runs that met their goal after a conversation — never the
+ window's every run. The step arm is the crm_workflow_step_run_ix read
+ (enrollment_id leads); merchant_id is the tenancy predicate on both."""
+ query = f"""
+ SELECT id::text AS run_id,
+ context ->> 'source_event_id' AS letter_id
+ FROM {ENROLLMENT_TABLE}
+ WHERE merchant_id = $1 AND id = ANY($2::uuid[])
+ AND context ->> 'source_event_id' IS NOT NULL
+ UNION ALL
+ SELECT enrollment_id::text AS run_id,
+ cut_short_by::text AS letter_id
+ FROM {STEP_TABLE}
+ WHERE merchant_id = $1 AND enrollment_id = ANY($2::uuid[])
+ AND cut_short_by IS NOT NULL
+ """
+ return query, [merchant_id, run_ids]
diff --git a/app/crm/outreach/schemas.py b/app/crm/outreach/schemas.py
index 69ca95a..495c64d 100644
--- a/app/crm/outreach/schemas.py
+++ b/app/crm/outreach/schemas.py
@@ -889,12 +889,14 @@ class ReportCustomers(BaseModel):
and waiting-for-an-event by the plan's own squares.
``goal_met_after_by_event`` is goal_met_after_reach cut by WHERE the
- customer was when we last spoke: the ``event_name`` the call square
- froze into the lead's payload at dial time, read off the run's last
- answered call before it ended ("(no event)" when the payload had none).
- Its values sum to goal_met_after_reach, busiest first — "after which
- event did a conversation precede the goal", the proof a merchant asks
- for beside the lift."""
+ customer was when we last spoke: the topic of the latest producer
+ letter the run had received when its last answered call before the
+ end began — its founding letter or one that cut a square short, named
+ as its trail names them; never our own call reports ("(no event)" when
+ it had heard none). The plan's own vocabulary, so it means the same on
+ every merchant's plan. Its values sum to goal_met_after_reach, busiest
+ first and "(no event)" last — "after which event did a conversation
+ precede the goal", the proof a merchant asks for beside the lift."""
runs: int
unique_customers: int
diff --git a/app/crm/record/contracts.py b/app/crm/record/contracts.py
index aedb3f8..c9f3626 100644
--- a/app/crm/record/contracts.py
+++ b/app/crm/record/contracts.py
@@ -21,12 +21,18 @@ from app.crm.record.catalog import (
derive_for,
topic_counts,
)
-from app.crm.record.events import customer_has_event, event_topics
+from app.crm.record.events import customer_has_event, event_topics, producer_letters
from app.crm.record.extractors import CALL_REPORT_SOURCES
from app.crm.record.extractors.engine import field_value, list_values, variable_name
from app.crm.record.ingest import record_event
from app.crm.record.ingress import IngressSpec, register_ingress
-from app.crm.record.schemas import CatalogField, EventIn, RawEvent, TopicCount
+from app.crm.record.schemas import (
+ CatalogField,
+ EventIn,
+ HeardLetter,
+ RawEvent,
+ TopicCount,
+)
from app.crm.record.timeline import get_customer_journey
__all__ = [
@@ -36,6 +42,10 @@ __all__ = [
"customer_has_event",
# A run's trail keeps letter ids (T26); this names their topics.
"event_topics",
+ # ...and this the producers' ones with when we had them: the report's
+ # "which letter had the run heard when we last spoke" (call reports out).
+ "producer_letters",
+ "HeardLetter",
# The provider bays' seam (ingress.py): the module that owns a
# provider's webhook mechanics builds an IngressSpec, and app/crm/api.py
# registers it — record never imports the registrant back (rule 12).
diff --git a/app/crm/record/db/accessor.py b/app/crm/record/db/accessor.py
index 5e67c9f..52a8cd4 100644
--- a/app/crm/record/db/accessor.py
+++ b/app/crm/record/db/accessor.py
@@ -25,13 +25,20 @@ from app.crm.record.db.queries import (
insert_detected_schema_query,
insert_event_query,
list_schemas_query,
+ producer_letters_query,
quarantine_event_query,
register_schema_query,
sample_fields_query,
stamp_event_query,
topic_counts_query,
)
-from app.crm.record.schemas import EventSchema, JourneyCard, RawEvent, TopicCount
+from app.crm.record.schemas import (
+ EventSchema,
+ HeardLetter,
+ JourneyCard,
+ RawEvent,
+ TopicCount,
+)
from app.crm.shared.db import crm_connection
@@ -150,6 +157,23 @@ async def event_topics(merchant_id: str, event_ids: List[str]) -> Dict[str, str]
return {str(row["id"]): str(row["topic"]) for row in rows}
+async def producer_letters(
+ merchant_id: str, event_ids: List[str], skip_sources: List[str]
+) -> Dict[str, HeardLetter]:
+ """{event id: its topic and receipt} for the ids this merchant owns,
+ minus ``skip_sources``. Empty ids read nothing, never the whole
+ table."""
+ if not event_ids:
+ return {}
+ query, values = producer_letters_query(merchant_id, event_ids, skip_sources)
+ async with crm_connection() as conn:
+ rows = await conn.fetch(query, *values)
+ return {
+ str(row["id"]): HeardLetter(topic=row["topic"], received_at=row["received_at"])
+ for row in rows
+ }
+
+
async def list_schemas(merchant_id: str) -> List[EventSchema]:
query, values = list_schemas_query(merchant_id)
async with crm_connection() as conn:
diff --git a/app/crm/record/db/queries.py b/app/crm/record/db/queries.py
index 8f9a8c0..74df7df 100644
--- a/app/crm/record/db/queries.py
+++ b/app/crm/record/db/queries.py
@@ -172,6 +172,23 @@ def event_topics_query(merchant_id: str, event_ids: List[str]) -> Tuple[str, Lis
return query, [merchant_id, event_ids]
+def producer_letters_query(
+ merchant_id: str, event_ids: List[str], skip_sources: List[str]
+) -> Tuple[str, List[Any]]:
+ """The topic and receipt time behind each of some letter ids, the
+ producers' only — a letter from ``skip_sources`` (our own call
+ reports) is absent from the answer, the way it never takes a run's
+ latest letter. The same primary-key read as event_topics_query,
+ tenant first."""
+ query = f"""
+ SELECT id, topic, received_at
+ FROM {EVENT_RAW_TABLE}
+ WHERE merchant_id = $1 AND id = ANY($2::uuid[])
+ AND source <> ALL($3::text[])
+ """
+ return query, [merchant_id, event_ids, skip_sources]
+
+
# --- crm_event_schema (T24) + the catalog's compute-on-read queries ---------
EVENT_SCHEMA_TABLE = "crm_event_schema"
diff --git a/app/crm/record/events.py b/app/crm/record/events.py
index 85f554f..617977f 100644
--- a/app/crm/record/events.py
+++ b/app/crm/record/events.py
@@ -11,6 +11,8 @@ from datetime import datetime
from typing import Dict, List, Optional, Tuple
from app.crm.record.db import accessor
+from app.crm.record.extractors import CALL_REPORT_SOURCES
+from app.crm.record.schemas import HeardLetter
async def customer_has_event(
@@ -32,3 +34,16 @@ async def event_topics(merchant_id: str, event_ids: List[str]) -> Dict[str, str]
console can say WHICH event moved a square without outreach reading
record's table (rule 12's one direction)."""
return await accessor.event_topics(merchant_id, event_ids)
+
+
+async def producer_letters(
+ merchant_id: str, event_ids: List[str]
+) -> Dict[str, HeardLetter]:
+ """{letter id: topic + received_at} for the ids a run's trail points
+ at that are a PRODUCER's word. Our own call reports (a call finished)
+ are left out, as they never take a run's latest letter: they say what
+ WE did, never where the customer stands — so "which letter had the
+ run heard when we last spoke" can never answer "our own last call"."""
+ return await accessor.producer_letters(
+ merchant_id, event_ids, sorted(CALL_REPORT_SOURCES)
+ )
diff --git a/app/crm/record/schemas.py b/app/crm/record/schemas.py
index eb30f17..c3117f6 100644
--- a/app/crm/record/schemas.py
+++ b/app/crm/record/schemas.py
@@ -221,6 +221,16 @@ class TopicCount(BaseModel):
seen: int
+class HeardLetter(BaseModel):
+ """A producer's letter a run's trail points at, as a report reads it:
+ WHAT it said (its topic — the catalog's name, the same one a trail row
+ shows) and WHEN we had it (received_at: what we knew, not when the
+ producer says it happened)."""
+
+ topic: str
+ received_at: datetime
+
+
class SampledField(BaseModel):
"""The wizard's pre-fill: one key seen in a vendor's recent traffic."""
diff --git a/app/database/accessor/breeze_buddy/lead_call_tracker.py b/app/database/accessor/breeze_buddy/lead_call_tracker.py
index 2f38044..0b35f91 100644
--- a/app/database/accessor/breeze_buddy/lead_call_tracker.py
+++ b/app/database/accessor/breeze_buddy/lead_call_tracker.py
@@ -433,12 +433,11 @@ async def get_call_facts_by_runs(
) -> Dict[str, List[Dict[str, Any]]]:
"""Per workflow run (keyed by its id): one row per template that rang
it — template, leads, finished, placed, answered, no_answer, busy,
- in_progress, outcomes, first_answered_at, last_answered_at and
- last_answered_event (the payload's event_name on the last answered call
- before the run ended). ``runs`` is (id, entered_at, exited_at) per run: the
- id finds the leads the run stamped, the lifetime bounds its retries. A
- run with no lead is absent. Plain dicts: the data layer knows no CRM
- shape."""
+ in_progress, outcomes, first_answered_at and last_answered_at (when the
+ last answered call before the run ended began). ``runs`` is (id,
+ entered_at, exited_at) per run: the id finds the leads the run stamped,
+ the lifetime bounds its retries. A run with no lead is absent. Plain
+ dicts: the data layer knows no CRM shape."""
if not runs:
return {}
query_text, values = get_call_facts_by_runs_query(
diff --git a/app/database/queries/breeze_buddy/lead_call_tracker.py b/app/database/queries/breeze_buddy/lead_call_tracker.py
index d72f72c..5e6fd08 100644
--- a/app/database/queries/breeze_buddy/lead_call_tracker.py
+++ b/app/database/queries/breeze_buddy/lead_call_tracker.py
@@ -414,13 +414,14 @@ def get_call_facts_by_runs_query(
``placed``; one still queued or on the line is in neither. The
calls-per-customer chart counts these.
- ``last_answered_at`` / ``last_answered_event`` are the run's LAST
- answered call before its exited_at (or so far, while open) and the
- ``event_name`` the call square froze into that lead's payload when it
- dialled — the letter the customer was standing on. The report reads
- "after which event did we speak, and then they converted" off it. Per
- (run, template) like the rest; the caller takes the latest across
- templates. NULL when the payload carries no event_name."""
+ ``last_answered_at`` is when the run's LAST answered call before its
+ exited_at (or so far, while open) began — the moment the report asks
+ "which letter had the run heard by then". The letter itself is the
+ CRM's to name (its trail and record's topics), never this store's: a
+ lead's payload is whatever the square rendered for the agent, and a
+ plain max keeps this read a hash aggregate over no payload. Per (run,
+ template) like the rest; the caller takes the latest across
+ templates."""
last = f'{_ANSWERED} AND "call_initiated_time" < COALESCE(exited_at, now())'
text = f"""
{_run_leads_cte()},
@@ -447,15 +448,13 @@ def get_call_facts_by_runs_query(
count(*) FILTER (WHERE "status" = 'FINISHED' AND "outcome" = 'BUSY')::int AS busy,
count(*) FILTER (WHERE "call_initiated_time" IS NOT NULL AND "status" <> 'FINISHED')::int AS in_progress,
min("call_initiated_time") FILTER (WHERE {_ANSWERED}) AS first_answered_at,
- max("call_initiated_time") FILTER (WHERE {last}) AS last_answered_at,
- (array_agg("payload" ->> 'event_name' ORDER BY "call_initiated_time" DESC)
- FILTER (WHERE {last}))[1] AS last_answered_event
+ max("call_initiated_time") FILTER (WHERE {last}) AS last_answered_at
FROM mine
GROUP BY 1, 2
)
SELECT f.run_id AS enrollment_id, f.template, f.leads, f.finished,
f.placed, f.answered, f.no_answer, f.busy, f.in_progress,
- f.first_answered_at, f.last_answered_at, f.last_answered_event,
+ f.first_answered_at, f.last_answered_at,
COALESCE(o.outcomes, '{{}}'::jsonb) AS outcomes
FROM facts f
LEFT JOIN outcomes o ON o.run_id = f.run_id AND o.template = f.template;Test diff (tests/crm/test_console_reads.py)
diff --git a/tests/crm/test_console_reads.py b/tests/crm/test_console_reads.py
index a16b3da..15ff076 100644
--- a/tests/crm/test_console_reads.py
+++ b/tests/crm/test_console_reads.py
@@ -30,13 +30,15 @@ from app.crm.outreach.db.queries.enrollment import (
open_by_node_query,
run_endings_in_window_query,
)
+from app.crm.outreach.db.queries.step import letters_heard_query
from app.crm.outreach.schemas import (
EnrollmentRun,
RunEnding,
RunRow,
RunStep,
)
-from app.crm.record.db.queries import event_topics_query
+from app.crm.record.db.queries import event_topics_query, producer_letters_query
+from app.crm.record.schemas import HeardLetter
from app.database.queries.breeze_buddy.lead_call_tracker import (
get_call_facts_by_runs_query,
get_call_stats_by_runs_query,
@@ -209,8 +211,8 @@ def test_the_report_and_the_calls_summary_fold_the_same_lead_set() -> None:
# the one answered definition: the count, the moment, and the stats
# rows' own `spoke` column
answered = "'NO_ANSWER', 'NUMBER_UNAVAILABLE', 'FAILED'"
- # facts: answered, first_answered_at, last_answered_at, last_answered_event
- assert facts_sql.count(answered) == 4 and stats_sql.count(answered) == 1
+ # facts: answered, first_answered_at, last_answered_at
+ assert facts_sql.count(answered) == 3 and stats_sql.count(answered) == 1
assert ") AS spoke" in stats_sql and "GROUP BY 1, 2, 3" in stats_sql
@@ -491,7 +493,6 @@ def _fact(placed: int, answered: int = 0, first=None, template="nudge", **more):
"in_progress": 0,
"first_answered_at": first,
"last_answered_at": more.pop("last", first),
- "last_answered_event": more.pop("event", None),
}
]
@@ -560,44 +561,97 @@ def test_the_report_tells_before_from_after_by_time_alone() -> None:
assert sum(stage.runs for stage in by.values()) == c.runs
-def test_after_we_spoke_goals_are_split_by_the_event_we_last_spoke_on() -> None:
- """The proof beside the lift: for each goal that a conversation
- preceded, the event the customer stood on at our LAST answered call
- before the run ended — read off the lead's frozen event_name, the
- latest across the agents that rang."""
+def test_after_we_spoke_goals_are_split_by_the_letter_heard_when_we_last_spoke() -> (
+ None
+):
+ """The proof beside the lift, in the plan's own vocabulary: for each
+ goal a conversation preceded, the topic of the latest letter the run
+ had received when its LAST answered call before the end began — the
+ latest across the agents that rang. No merchant field is read, so a
+ plan whose letters carry no event_name splits just the same."""
h = timedelta(hours=1)
endings = [
- _ending(1, "exited", "goal_met", T0), # spoke on OFFERED → after
- _ending(2, "exited", "goal_met", T0), # two agents; the later one wins
- _ending(3, "exited", "goal_met", T0), # spoke, payload had no event
+ _ending(1, "exited", "goal_met", T0), # heard OFFERED, then spoke
+ _ending(2, "exited", "goal_met", T0), # two agents; the later call wins
+ _ending(3, "exited", "goal_met", T0), # spoke, heard nothing
_ending(4, "exited", "goal_met", T0), # spoke only after it ended → before
_ending(5, "exited", "withdrawn", T0), # spoke, but no goal
_ending(6, "exited", "goal_met", T0), # never dialled
]
facts = {
- "r1": _fact(1, 1, T0 - h, event="OFFERED"),
- "r2": _fact(2, 1, T0 - 3 * h, last=T0 - 3 * h, event="OFFERED")
- + _fact(1, 1, T0 - h, template="kyc", event="KYC_COMPLETED"),
+ "r1": _fact(1, 1, T0 - h),
+ "r2": _fact(2, 1, T0 - 3 * h, last=T0 - 3 * h)
+ + _fact(1, 1, T0 - h, template="kyc"),
"r3": _fact(1, 1, T0 - h),
"r4": _fact(1, 1, T0 + h, last=None),
- "r5": _fact(1, 1, T0 - h, event="OFFERED"),
+ "r5": _fact(1, 1, T0 - h),
+ }
+ letters = {
+ "r1": [(T0 - 2 * h, "LINE_OFFERED")],
+ # the kyc agent's call at T0-1h is the last one; KYC_COMPLETED came
+ # after the first agent spoke but before the second — and the goal
+ # letter after both is never "where we spoke"
+ "r2": [
+ (T0 - 4 * h, "LINE_OFFERED"),
+ (T0 - 2 * h, "LINE_KYC_COMPLETED"),
+ (T0 - h / 2, "LINE_REPAYMENT_COMPLETED"),
+ ],
+ "r4": [(T0 - 2 * h, "LINE_OFFERED")],
+ "r5": [(T0 - 2 * h, "LINE_OFFERED")],
}
- c = analytics.build_report(endings, facts).customers
+ c = analytics.build_report(endings, facts, letters).customers
assert (c.goal_met_after_reach, c.goal_met_before_reach) == (3, 2)
assert c.goal_met_after_by_event == {
- "KYC_COMPLETED": 1,
- "OFFERED": 1,
+ "LINE_KYC_COMPLETED": 1,
+ "LINE_OFFERED": 1,
"(no event)": 1,
}
assert sum(c.goal_met_after_by_event.values()) == c.goal_met_after_reach
- # busiest first, ties by name
- assert list(c.goal_met_after_by_event) == ["KYC_COMPLETED", "OFFERED", "(no event)"]
+ # busiest first, ties by name, the no-event bucket last
+ assert list(c.goal_met_after_by_event) == [
+ "LINE_KYC_COMPLETED",
+ "LINE_OFFERED",
+ "(no event)",
+ ]
+
+
+def test_the_letter_is_judged_when_we_spoke_not_when_the_call_was_queued() -> None:
+ """A customer who moved on while the dial waited is counted where they
+ stood when they answered: the letter received between the queue and
+ the answer is the one — and a tie on received_at breaks by topic, so
+ a re-read never moves a run between buckets."""
+ h = timedelta(hours=1)
+ endings = [
+ _ending(1, "exited", "goal_met", T0),
+ _ending(2, "exited", "goal_met", T0),
+ ]
+ facts = {"r1": _fact(1, 1, T0 - h), "r2": _fact(1, 1, T0 - h)}
+ letters = {
+ # the call was queued on OFFERED at T0-3h; OFFER_SELECTED landed at
+ # T0-2h while it waited; they answered at T0-1h
+ "r1": [(T0 - 3 * h, "LINE_OFFERED"), (T0 - 2 * h, "LINE_OFFER_SELECTED")],
+ "r2": [(T0 - 2 * h, "B"), (T0 - 2 * h, "A")],
+ }
+ c = analytics.build_report(endings, facts, letters).customers
+ assert c.goal_met_after_by_event == {"B": 1, "LINE_OFFER_SELECTED": 1}
+
+
+def test_the_no_event_bucket_is_last_even_when_it_is_the_busiest() -> None:
+ endings = [_ending(i, "exited", "goal_met", T0) for i in (1, 2, 3)]
+ facts = {f"r{i}": _fact(1, 1, T0 - timedelta(hours=1)) for i in (1, 2, 3)}
+ letters = {"r1": [(T0 - timedelta(hours=2), "LINE_OFFERED")]}
+ c = analytics.build_report(endings, facts, letters).customers
+ assert list(c.goal_met_after_by_event.items()) == [
+ ("LINE_OFFERED", 1),
+ ("(no event)", 2),
+ ]
-def test_the_last_answered_call_is_the_last_one_before_the_run_ended() -> None:
- """The read decides "last" with the same answered rule as "first", and
- stops at the run's exited_at — a call picked up after the goal letter
- is not where we last spoke BEFORE it."""
+def test_the_facts_read_takes_the_last_moment_and_never_the_payload() -> None:
+ """The lead store answers WHEN the last conversation before the end
+ began — the same answered rule as "first", stopped at exited_at — and
+ nothing about what it was about: a plain max keeps the read a hash
+ aggregate, and the payload is never opened."""
sql, _ = get_call_facts_by_runs_query("m1", ["r1"], [T0], [None])
last = (
'"call_initiated_time" IS NOT NULL AND "status" = \'FINISHED\' '
@@ -608,11 +662,90 @@ def test_the_last_answered_call_is_the_last_one_before_the_run_ended() -> None:
assert (
f'max("call_initiated_time") FILTER (WHERE {last}) AS last_answered_at' in sql
)
- assert (
- 'array_agg("payload" ->> \'event_name\' ORDER BY "call_initiated_time" DESC)'
- in sql
+ assert '"payload"' not in sql and "array_agg" not in sql
+
+
+def test_the_letters_a_run_heard_are_its_founding_letter_and_its_trail() -> None:
+ sql, params = letters_heard_query("m1", ["r1", "r2"])
+ assert params == ["m1", ["r1", "r2"]]
+ # the founding letter is run-level (T26): on the run row, never a step
+ assert "context ->> 'source_event_id' AS letter_id" in sql
+ assert "FROM crm_workflow_enrollment" in sql and "id = ANY($2::uuid[])" in sql
+ # every letter that cut a square short, off the run index
+ assert "cut_short_by::text AS letter_id" in sql
+ assert "enrollment_id = ANY($2::uuid[])" in sql
+ assert "cut_short_by IS NOT NULL" in sql and "UNION ALL" in sql
+ assert sql.count("merchant_id = $1") == 2
+
+
+def test_producer_letters_leave_our_call_reports_out() -> None:
+ sql, params = producer_letters_query("m1", ["a"], ["telephony"])
+ assert "merchant_id = $1 AND id = ANY($2::uuid[])" in sql
+ assert "source <> ALL($3::text[])" in sql and "received_at" in sql
+ assert params == ["m1", ["a"], ["telephony"]]
+
+
+@pytest.mark.asyncio
+async def test_the_report_reads_letters_only_for_goals_a_conversation_preceded(
+ monkeypatch,
+) -> None:
+ h = timedelta(hours=1)
+ endings = [
+ _ending(1, "exited", "goal_met", T0), # spoke first → read
+ _ending(2, "exited", "goal_met", T0), # never answered → not read
+ _ending(3, "exited", "withdrawn", T0), # spoke, no goal → not read
+ _ending(4), # still open → not read
+ ]
+ facts = {
+ "r1": _fact(1, 1, T0 - h),
+ "r2": _fact(1, 0),
+ "r3": _fact(1, 1, T0 - h),
+ "r4": _fact(1, 1, T0 - h),
+ }
+ asked: Dict[str, Any] = {}
+
+ async def plan(merchant_id, workflow_id):
+ return object()
+
+ async def run_endings(*args):
+ return endings
+
+ async def call_facts(merchant_id, runs):
+ return facts
+
+ async def heard(merchant_id, run_ids):
+ asked["runs"] = run_ids
+ return [("r1", "ev-door"), ("r1", "ev-call"), ("r1", "ev-offer")]
+
+ async def named(merchant_id, ids):
+ asked["letters"] = ids
+ # ev-call is our own call report: record leaves it out
+ return {
+ "ev-door": HeardLetter(topic="LINE_INITIATED", received_at=T0 - 5 * h),
+ "ev-offer": HeardLetter(topic="LINE_OFFERED", received_at=T0 - 2 * h),
+ }
+
+ monkeypatch.setattr(analytics.workflow_accessor, "get_workflow", plan)
+ monkeypatch.setattr(
+ analytics.enrollment_accessor, "run_endings_in_window", run_endings
)
- assert f"FILTER (WHERE {last}))[1] AS last_answered_event" in sql
+ monkeypatch.setattr(analytics, "get_call_facts_by_runs", call_facts)
+ monkeypatch.setattr(analytics.step_accessor, "letters_heard", heard)
+ monkeypatch.setattr(analytics, "producer_letters", named)
+ r = await analytics.workflow_report("m1", "wf", T0 - 24 * h, T0)
+ assert asked == {"runs": ["r1"], "letters": ["ev-call", "ev-door", "ev-offer"]}
+ assert r is not None
+ assert r.customers.goal_met_after_by_event == {"LINE_OFFERED": 1}
+
+
+@pytest.mark.asyncio
+async def test_a_report_with_no_spoken_goal_reads_no_letters(monkeypatch) -> None:
+ async def boom(*a): # pragma: no cover - must not be called
+ raise AssertionError("no spoken goal, no letter read")
+
+ monkeypatch.setattr(analytics.step_accessor, "letters_heard", boom)
+ monkeypatch.setattr(analytics, "producer_letters", boom)
+ assert await analytics._letters_heard("m1", []) == {}
def test_two_agents_fold_into_the_plan_wide_table() -> None:
@@ -729,9 +862,9 @@ def test_the_report_reads_are_windowed_on_entered_at_and_tenant_first() -> None:
assert 'l."merchant_id" = $1' in text
assert values == ["m1", ["a", "b"], [T0, T0], [None, T0]]
assert 'min("call_initiated_time")' in text and "GROUP BY 1, 2" in text
- # one definition of answered: the count, the first moment, the last moment
- # before the run ended and the event on it
- assert text.count("'NO_ANSWER', 'NUMBER_UNAVAILABLE', 'FAILED'") == 4
+ # one definition of answered: the count, the first moment, and the last
+ # moment before the run ended
+ assert text.count("'NO_ANSWER', 'NUMBER_UNAVAILABLE', 'FAILED'") == 3
def test_a_run_is_staged_by_whether_anyone_spoke_before_it_ended() -> None:
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Thanks for the deep pass. Taking points 1, 2 and 4 as they stand, and half of 3. Not taking the letter-topic proposal, because it answers a different question from the one this column is for. What the column is forFlipkart's ask, and the Metabase table already sent to them, is: for which event did we call the customer, after which they converted. The unit is the call we placed. A call is queued for an event: the call square copies that event's facts into the lead, the agent speaks from that event's script, and the lead carries that word for its whole life. The column reads the word off the last answered call before the goal, so it says which call, placed for which reason, preceded the conversion. The letter-topic version answers: what was the last event the customer was on before the goal, regardless of whether we called about it. Take the example from the suggestion. The OFFERED call is queued at 09:00, OFFER_SELECTED arrives at 09:20, the OFFERED call is answered at 10:30, the customer converts. The proposal credits OFFER_SELECTED, an event we may or may not have called about (the plan does re-enter on it, but that second call is its own lead with its own word, and it may never have been answered). This column credits OFFERED, the call that was actually made and answered. Both are legitimate cuts, but only the second one is "the event we called for", and swapping the definition would silently change the numbers Flipkart already has. So the semantics stays: the event the call was queued for. Point 2 is right that "dial time" was the wrong phrase for it; the docstrings and the description will say queued, and note that retries carry their parent's word. That is also why it matches the Metabase definition exactly. What changes
The letter-topic cut is worth having as its own field later, "where the customer stood when we spoke", next to this one rather than instead of it. Happy to take that as a follow-up once this lands. |
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The Performance tab shows lift as goals met after a conversation over goals
met without one. Flipkart asked for the proof behind the "after" half: for
each of those customers, which event did we call them for, after which the
goal letter arrived. Until now that table was a hand-run Metabase query
(25 Sep 2026); this puts the same cut on the report itself.
- get_call_facts_by_runs_query returns two more facts per (run, template):
last_answered_at, the latest answered call before the run's exited_at (or
so far, while open), as a plain max(...) FILTER beside first_answered_at;
and last_answered_event, the stage that call was placed for — the call
square's stage label (current_stage) when it has one, else the event_name
fact — picked in its own DISTINCT ON CTE (newest call first, id as the
tie-break) and joined back, so the facts aggregate stays a hash aggregate
and never sorts or unpacks `payload`; the payload is read once per
answered lead. Both words were written into the payload when the call
square QUEUED the lead, and a retry carries its parent's, so the word can
trail where the customer stood by the time they answered.
- build_report folds `goal_met_after_by_event` on ReportCustomers: every goal
counted into goal_met_after_reach adds one under its run's last answered
event, the latest across the agents that rang it; "(no event)" when the
payload carries neither a stage label nor an event_name. Busiest first,
the no-event bucket always last. Its values always sum to
goal_met_after_reach, so the split and the lift are the same set of runs.
Plans without stage labels or event_name facts get the single "(no event)"
row; the console hides the block in that case.
- Tests: the fold (two agents, the later call wins; a conversation after the
end counts as before; withdrawn adds nothing; no-event last even when it is
the biggest bucket), the SQL (last is judged by the one answered rule and
stops at exited_at; no array_agg; facts never reads payload; the DISTINCT
ON CTE and its join), and the two rule-count assertions.
Verified locally against real lead rows and through GET /workflows/{id}/report
on a seeded plan: the by-event rows sum to the after count on every window
tried; a stage-labelled call lands under its label. On 20,800 runs with 2 KB
payloads the read costs the same as the release version and returns rows
identical to the ordered-array_agg form it replaces.
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The Performance tab shows lift as goals met after a conversation ÷ goals met without one. Flipkart asked for the proof behind the "after" half: for each of those customers, which event were they on at our last answered call before the goal. That table was a hand-run Metabase query (25 Sep); this PR puts the same cut on the report itself so the console can show it.
GET /workflows/{id}/report→customers.goal_met_after_by_event:The values always sum to
goal_met_after_reach, so the split and the lift are the same set of runs. Loom side: juspay/loom#367.How
get_call_facts_by_runs_queryreturns two more facts per (run, template), over the samemineset and the same_ANSWEREDrule:last_answered_at(latest answered call before the run'sexited_at, or so far while open) as a plainmax(...) FILTER, andlast_answered_event, the stage that call was placed for —COALESCE(payload ->> 'current_stage', payload ->> 'event_name')— picked in its ownDISTINCT ON (run, template)CTE, newest call first, and joined back. The facts aggregate stays a HashAggregate and never touchespayload; the payload is unpacked once per answered lead. Both words were written when the call square queued the lead (retries carry their parent's), so the word can trail where the customer stood when they answered; that is also why it matches the Metabase definition exactly.build_reportfolds the dict: each goal counted intogoal_met_after_reachadds one under its run's last answered event, the latest across the agents that rang it;(no event)when the payload had none. Busiest first, no-event bucket last.ReportCustomers.goal_met_after_by_event: Dict[str, int], default empty.Read path only. No migration, no plan vocabulary change.
Tests
exited_at; the rule now appears four times in the facts read (answered, first, last, last event).Verified
(no event)for a lead pushed without one).array_aggform 221–260 ms (facts became GroupAggregate + a 3.8 MB sort), this form 223–228 ms with facts back to HashAggregate. Rows identical to thearray_aggform on all 14,517 (run, template) pairs. ReaderEXPLAIN (ANALYZE, BUFFERS)for 21 Sep and a 7-day window, pluspg_column_size(payload)percentiles, to follow on the thread before merge.Not in this PR
A per-event denominator ("spoke on OFFERED and did not convert"), which would turn this into a conversion rate per stage. Add when Flipkart asks which stage to call on rather than which stage converted.