S2b Phase 1 per ARCH-FORM-BUILDER.md §20.2. Ten services + supporting
exceptions, jobs, and the organisations.default_locale column needed by
FormLocaleResolver. All services log via spatie/laravel-activitylog, write
operations are transactional, queued jobs are idempotent.
- FormSchemaService: CRUD, slug, version bump, duplicate, edit-lock,
public_token rotation (7-day grace window), typed-confirmation delete.
- FormFieldService: CRUD, reorder, insertFromLibrary, binding-change guard
(§6.5), conditional_logic + section cycle detection (§8, §4.8.1),
is_filterable toggle triggers BackfillFormValueIndexedJob (§7.2, §22.10).
- FormSubmissionService: createDraft with idempotency, saveDraft (auto-save),
submit with schema snapshot + signature hash computation (§9), review,
delegate/revoke, soft delete. Fires S1 domain events (§17.1).
- FormValueService: bulk upsert with FieldAccessService RBAC (§24.2),
Pattern A/C entity mirror writes (§6.1, §6.6) with cross-entity graceful
skip for person.user_id=null.
- FieldAccessService: canRead/canWrite/filterVisibleFields honouring
role_restrictions + subject-self (§18.3, §24.1).
- FormLocaleResolver: submitter → schema → org.default_locale → 'nl' (§16.2).
- FormTagSyncService: rebuildForPerson — replaces legacy TagSyncService
deleted in S2a (§31.10).
- FilterQueryBuilder: generic filter applier for entity_column / tags /
form_field sources (§7.4–§7.5).
- FormWebhookDispatcher + DeliverFormWebhookJob: HMAC-signed delivery with
SSRF protection, exponential backoff {1m,5m,30m,2h,8h}, max 5 attempts,
dead-letter on exhaustion (§17.5).
- FormSubmissionAnonymisationService: per-field anonymisation with separate
activity log entries (§13.3, §23.4).
MigrationRollbackTest: pin the S2a drop migration by filename so future
migrations don't shift the step offset.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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