Invoice + Stornorechnung/Gutschrift PDFs get a modern header-band layout,
a "bereits beglichen" badge for immediately-paid orders, labelled bank
details, and a per-tax-rate summary breakdown. Correction invoices can
now be re-downloaded from the account (regenerated deterministically,
not stored as files, same approach as the original invoice). Return
requests capture a reason. Products can define bundles (bundleItems) and
a per-product VAT rate override, both snapshotted onto order items.
Invoice PDFs (§14 UStG line items, tenant-configurable VAT rate) are now
generated at checkout and attached to the confirmation email, plus
available on demand from the order-detail page. Payload-side, orders now
also email the customer on shipped/cancelled/return_requested/returned,
with Stornorechnung/Gutschrift correction PDFs attached for the latter two
so the original invoice's immutable number stays honest.
The always-visible "Schon Kundin?" toggle was gendered and shown to every
logged-out visitor regardless of relevance. Card 1's email field now
checks on blur (/api/account/check-email) whether that address already
has an account, and only then swaps in a gender-neutral login form,
pre-filled — the collision check in handleSubmit stays as a fallback.
The order-confirmation and password-reset emails also got a real visual
pass: same warm background/brand color/circular success-icon treatment as
the on-screen /bestellbestaetigung page, serif heading, thin brand
divider, table-based layout for email-client compatibility. Copy is
on-brand and a little playful now instead of generic transactional
boilerplate.
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Password reset uses Payload's built-in forgot/reset-password flow,
customized to link to this app instead of the Payload admin. Order
confirmation email and the password-reset email's wording both come from
a new Payload email-templates collection, editable without a deploy and
previewable via Live Preview at /email-preview/[type] (same mechanism as
Posts/LegalPages/Testimonials, sample data instead of a real document).
Also: order numbers get a random suffix (prevents guessing, motivated by
a considered-and-deferred guest order-lookup feature); the discount code
field only shows in the cart when a code is actually active (codes now
apply via a ?code= link instead of manual entry); and three navigation
gaps found while testing — no reachable login link with an empty cart, no
logout link anywhere, no way back from profile to order history.
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request.url reflects the container's internal 0.0.0.0:3000 behind
Caddy's reverse proxy, not the public domain — sent real browsers to an
unreachable address. Caught live during post-deploy verification.
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Complements Payload's per-account login lockout with per-IP rate limiting
on auth routes; proxy.ts silently refreshes an active customer's session
via Payload's built-in refresh-token endpoint instead of a long-lived
token. Registration now sends a non-blocking email-verification link
(doesn't gate login, since checkout registers and immediately logs in
mid-purchase). /konto/profil gets GDPR export/delete; order detail pages
get self-service cancel/return-request, backed by a Payload hook that
closes a real gap (a customer's JWT could previously PATCH any field of
their own order, not just status). Checkout failures now email an alert
independent of Payload's own health, since Kuma's uptime checks can't see
an order silently failing to persist.
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Checkout now persists orders server-side (Payload orders collection,
re-priced from live product data, discount codes redeemed exactly once)
instead of writing a client-only sessionStorage snapshot. Buying requires
an account (registration inline in checkout, no separate step) — accounts
get order history with delivery status, profile/address editing, password
change, and a cart that syncs across devices while logged in.
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Marco