A sent order stamps the project's "Ordered" badge

Sending a supplier order marks the project card as ordered — a badge only, never a column move.

What it is

After a successful send with a job id, the project pipeline is advanced with an ordered_at badge and the evidence line 'Supplier order sent'. The card shows the badge; the column does not change.

Also called: ordered badge · project shows materials ordered · PM pipeline badge

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A sent order stamps the project's "Ordered" badge
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A project card carrying an 'Ordered ✓' badge. api/orders/send → advanceProjectPipeline. Sample data — no customer information appears here.
How it works
  1. 1advanceProjectPipeline is called with reachedStage null and badges { ordered_at }
  2. 2It is fired without awaiting so the send never blocks on it
  3. 3The comment records the deliberate limit: 'Badge-only — ordering never moves the column (the Materials stage is entered by the materials payment)'
Why we built it

Ordering and being IN the materials stage are different facts. Tying the column to the send would move projects on an action that has not yet cost anything or delivered anything; the badge records that the step happened without claiming the stage.

The problem
  • Nobody can tell from the board whether the order went out
  • An event that shouldn't move a stage moving one
Sound familiar?
What you get
Ordering is visible on the project card
The stage still means what it meant

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