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Relates to #5

There's currently no way to edit support items after they've been created

A warning should be displayed if the support item is tied to an invoice when trying to delete

Client entity should have:

• name (First + Last)
• number (participant number)
• Optional billTo
• Optional invoicePrefix

This should mean I can clean up some of the conditional rendering in the invoice create/edit form, and have less url params

There's currently no way to edit a client after they've been created

This is gross. Make the $ render in the input box

Relates to #34

ID should be undefined when creating client

We need the login page to not be the first thing you see when logging in. Having a landing page (even if it's super simple) will be a lot more welcoming, even for people who are familiar with the product.

• Notion Design Doc
• Figma Designs

Tasks

• Update all dashboard URLs to /dashboard/*
• Implement skeleton marketing page
• Implement Hero section for landing page

Activities refer to the activity items found in the NDIS price guide. They will have different item codes and rates for weekdays, weeknights, saturdays and sundays.

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https://react-select.com

Currently there's no "view" page for a client because I didn't know what I would even have on it besides displaying everything we already see on the list.

What we can do though, is display all of that client's invoices in a list (as well as their details at the top)

The dropdown component displays the first item in the given actions list as a button, with no option to render as an anchor tag. This means there's no way to open the first action in a new tab, since the only action is run with the onClick function.

Should be date range of first and last activity
e.g. Gawne43_(04-01)-(12-02)-2022.pdf

The client name is displayed on the invoice list item in the invoice list. We can turn that into a link that will take you to the client page.

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Should have a brief introduction into what NDIS is, and then a high-level overview about what Melvin does.
Could potentially have a more detailed guide for how to actually use Melvin to create invoices