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The billing:read scope + dual-path gate were built but there was no way to MINT a token (and it must NOT go in the workspace-scoped, self-service API-Tokens UI). Adds a server-side, owner-only CLI — no new UI, no network endpoint. Owner-only BY CONSTRUCTION: it's a host-side script, so filesystem/shell access = the platform owner. - server/lib/billing-token.js (testable): mintBillingToken/revokeBillingToken/ listBillingTokens. Reuses the EXACT existing token path — same secret (st_ + 32 bytes base64url), same SHA-256 hashing (hashToken), same api_tokens columns — no second format. Resolves the platform OWNER (oldest platform_admin/superadmin; #14 collapsed superadmin -> platform_admin so that's the top tier) and binds to their workspace. api_tokens.user_id + workspace_id are BOTH NOT NULL (no platform-level token exists); the workspace binding is VESTIGIAL for billing (billing:read is off-ladder -> can't reach any workspace router; billing is platform-global), documented in-file rather than loosening NOT NULL pre-release. - scripts/mint-billing-token.js: thin CLI wrapper. --name mints and prints the secret ONCE (+ id, + "run as owner on host" warning), --list, --revoke <id> (soft revoke, mirrors the dashboard DELETE). Tests (4, test/billing-token-mint.test.js): minted row is scope EXACTLY billing:read with a matching SHA-256 hash and no read/write/full/agency scope; the token reads GET /api/billing/usage (200) but is refused on /api/devices (403) and /api/admin (401) — scope isolation; revocation -> 401; mint requires a name; revoke refuses a non-billing id. CLI smoked live (mint/list/revoke). Suite 310/310. SPEC-vs-REALITY (again): spec said bcrypt + JSON `scopes`; this codebase uses SHA-256 + a single `scope` TEXT column. Built to the real system. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Billing — Usage Metering (ByteTinker–Bold Media distribution agreement)
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**This is the contractual SYSTEM-OF-RECORD for invoicing (agreement §4.1/§4.2).** The math
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below is implemented exactly in `server/lib/billing.js`; the defaults in `config.billing`
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ARE the agreement — change them only if the contract changes.
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## The formula
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- **Provisioned Screen** — any device registered/provisioned. Provisioning alone is **not**
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billed.
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- **Active Screen-Day (ASD)** — per device, per calendar day:
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```
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ASD = min(1.0, online_seconds_that_day / (BILLING_HOURS_PER_DAY * 3600)) # denom = 28800 (8h)
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```
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Online ≥ 8h → 1.0; 4h → 0.5; offline → 0. Time beyond 8h does **not** increase it.
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- **Billable Screens** — per billing month:
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```
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BillableScreens = round( Σ ASD (all devices, all calendar days in month) / days_in_month )
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```
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i.e. the average number of screens active during a standard 8-hour day, **rounded half up**.
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- **Tier** — FLAT (not marginal): the single rate for the month's total Billable Screens.
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| Billable Screens | Rate / screen / month |
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|---|---|
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| 1 – 499 | $1.50 |
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| 500 – 999 | $1.25 |
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| 1000 or more | $1.00 |
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- **Cost (USD)** = BillableScreens × applicable tier rate.
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Single **global** rate card for now; per-tenant rate cards are a future concern (would key
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the rate table by workspace/org). All values are config-driven: `BILLING_HOURS_PER_DAY`,
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`BILLING_RATE_TABLE` (JSON override), `BILLING_USAGE_RETENTION_DAYS`.
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## Data foundation
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- **`device_usage_daily(device_id, day 'YYYY-MM-DD', online_seconds)`** — a durable daily
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rollup, one tiny row per device per calendar day (`day` is **UTC**). `device_status_log`
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(3-day) and `device_telemetry` (~24h) cannot back a billing month, so this is separate.
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- **Accumulated incrementally** off the heartbeat tick from the **live connection map**
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(`services/heartbeat.js` `deviceConnections` — the same source `devices_connected` uses),
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never reconstructed from logs. Each tick credits every connected device's today-row with
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the elapsed seconds (`online_seconds = min(86400, online_seconds + credit)`), chunked and
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transactional so it never blocks the event loop. Per-tick credit is capped
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(`BILLING_ACCRUAL_CAP_SECONDS`) so a stalled loop / restart gap can't inject a bogus credit.
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- **Retention** ~400 days, pruned via the chunked-prune helper (`pruneUsageDaily`) so it can
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never bloat-then-freeze.
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## API (admin-only, standalone route)
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`GET /api/billing/usage?month=YYYY-MM` (default: current month) — readable via a
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**`billing:read` scoped API token** (owner/platform-admin-minted, revocable, grants
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billing-read ONLY) **OR** a platform-admin session; a `billing:read` token is the intended
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consumer (tooling / invoice-time pulls / §4.2 verification) and cannot reach any other
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endpoint. Mounted separately from `/api/status` (billing is revenue data and a heavier
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aggregate; it must not touch the hot status path). Reads the rollup only. Returns:
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`{ month, days_in_month, days_elapsed, provisioned_screens, billable_screens,
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billable_screens_final?, is_final, tier, rate_usd, cost_usd, daily:[{day, active_screen_days}] }`.
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**Minting a `billing:read` token — owner only:** billing tokens are minted server-side by
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the platform owner via `node scripts/mint-billing-token.js --name "<label>"` (printed ONCE;
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`--list` / `--revoke <id>` to manage). They are **intentionally NOT** in the workspace
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API-Tokens UI (that surface is workspace-scoped and self-service; a billing token grants
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platform-wide billing-read). The token authorizes ONLY `GET /api/billing/usage` — off the
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read/write/full ladder, refused everywhere else.
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**Month-to-date rule:** for the current month the average is computed over **completed
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calendar days only** — today accrues live and appears in `daily` but is excluded from the
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running average until it completes, so a partial today doesn't drag the estimate.
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`billable_screens_final` and `is_final:true` appear only once the month is complete.
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## First-full-month caveat
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Metering starts accumulating **at deploy**. The first partial calendar month is incomplete
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(and there is **no backfill** — `device_status_log` only holds 3 days). **The first FULL,
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clean billing month is the first whole calendar month after beta7 is deployed.**
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