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chatwoot/enterprise/app/services/whatsapp/call_permission_reply_service.rb
de696a55cb feat(voice): add WhatsApp inbound call webhook pipeline [3] (#14315)
Adds the server-side flow that turns Meta WhatsApp Cloud Calling
webhooks into Chatwoot Calls, conversations, voice_call message bubbles,
and ActionCable broadcasts. Stacked on top of #14312 (PR-2 — provider
methods); intentionally does not include the HTTP controller, routes, or
frontend (those land in PR-4 and PR-9).

## Closes
- Part of the WhatsApp Cloud Calling rollout. Linear: TBD

## What changed

**Webhook routing**
- `app/jobs/webhooks/whatsapp_events_job.rb` — append
`prepend_mod_with('Webhooks::WhatsappEventsJob')` so EE can extend it
without forking.
- `enterprise/app/jobs/enterprise/webhooks/whatsapp_events_job.rb` (new)
— overlay that prepends `handle_message_events` to intercept `field:
'calls'` payloads (route to `Whatsapp::IncomingCallService`) and
`interactive.call_permission_reply` messages (route to
`Whatsapp::CallPermissionReplyService`); falls through with `super` for
regular messages.

**Services**
- `enterprise/app/services/whatsapp/incoming_call_service.rb` (new) —
gated on `provider_config['calling_enabled']`; processes `connect`
(creates inbound call via `Voice::InboundCallBuilder` or transitions an
existing outbound call to `in_progress`) and `terminate` events; updates
conversation `additional_attributes` and broadcasts
`voice_call.incoming`/`voice_call.outbound_connected`/`voice_call.ended`.
- `enterprise/app/services/whatsapp/call_permission_reply_service.rb`
(new) — handles WhatsApp interactive `call_permission_reply` replies;
clears the conversation's `call_permission_requested_at` flag and
broadcasts `voice_call.permission_granted` so the agent UI can re-enable
the call button.

**Builder/model adjustments**
- `enterprise/app/services/voice/inbound_call_builder.rb` —
provider-agnostic; accepts `provider:` and `extra_meta:` kwargs, drops
`account:` (now derived from `inbox.account` to keep the param count
under rubocop's ceiling without disabling cops), uses digits-only
`source_id` for WhatsApp ContactInbox (validation requires
`^\d{1,15}\z`), skips Twilio-only `conference_sid` for non-Twilio
providers.
- `enterprise/app/services/voice/call_message_builder.rb` — adds
`create!`/`update_status!` API and `CALL_TO_VOICE_STATUS` map; uses
direct `Message.create!` (bypasses `Messages::MessageBuilder`'s
incoming-on-non-Api-inbox guard, which would otherwise reject the system
bubble); content is `'WhatsApp Call'` for WhatsApp and `'Voice Call'`
for Twilio. Backwards-compatible `perform!` retained for the existing
Twilio call sites.
- `enterprise/app/models/call.rb` — adds `default_ice_servers` (driven
by `VOICE_CALL_STUN_URLS` env), `direction_label` alias for the
`inbound`/`outbound` strings the FE expects, and
`ringing?`/`in_progress?`/`terminal?` predicates used throughout the
pipeline.

**Outgoing-channel guard**
- `app/services/base/send_on_channel_service.rb` — extends
`invalid_message?` to skip messages with `content_type == 'voice_call'`.
Without this, agent-initiated outbound calls (PR-4) would deliver
\"WhatsApp Call\" as a text message to the contact every time.

**Twilio call-site update**
- `enterprise/app/controllers/twilio/voice_controller.rb` — drops the
now-redundant `account: current_account` kwarg from the
`Voice::InboundCallBuilder.perform!` call.

**Tests**
- New: `spec/enterprise/services/whatsapp/incoming_call_service_spec.rb`
(5 examples — calling-disabled, inbound connect, outbound connect,
terminate completed, terminate no-answer, unknown event).
- New:
`spec/enterprise/services/whatsapp/call_permission_reply_service_spec.rb`
(3 examples — accept, reject, calling-disabled).
- Updated: `spec/enterprise/services/voice/inbound_call_builder_spec.rb`
and `spec/enterprise/controllers/twilio/voice_controller_spec.rb` to
drop the `account:` kwarg from call expectations.

## How to test

In `rails console` against an account with a WhatsApp inbox where
`provider_config['calling_enabled']` is true:

```ruby
inbox = Inbox.find(<id>)
params = { calls: [{ id: 'wacid_test', from: '15550001111', event: 'connect',
                     session: { sdp: 'v=0...', sdp_type: 'offer' } }] }
Whatsapp::IncomingCallService.new(inbox: inbox, params: params).perform
# => Conversation + Call (status: 'ringing', provider: 'whatsapp') + voice_call message bubble
# => ActionCable broadcasts `voice_call.incoming` to the assignee or account-wide

# Then terminate it:
Whatsapp::IncomingCallService.new(inbox: inbox,
  params: { calls: [{ id: 'wacid_test', event: 'terminate', duration: 0, terminate_reason: 'no_answer' }] }
).perform
# => Call status flips to 'no_answer', message bubble updates, `voice_call.ended` broadcast fires
```

End-to-end browser flow (Meta → cable → UI) requires the controller from
PR-4 and the frontend from PR-9.

---------

Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-12 11:23:57 +05:30

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class Whatsapp::CallPermissionReplyService
pattr_initialize [:inbox!, :params!]
def perform
return unless inbox.channel.voice_enabled?
reply_data = extract_reply_data
return unless reply_data&.dig(:accepted)
conversation = find_requesting_conversation(reply_data[:context_id])
return unless conversation
clear_permission_flag(conversation)
emit_permission_granted_activity(conversation)
broadcast_permission_granted(conversation.contact, conversation)
end
private
def emit_permission_granted_activity(conversation)
content = I18n.t(
'conversations.activity.whatsapp_call.permission_granted',
contact_name: conversation.contact.name
)
::Conversations::ActivityMessageJob.perform_later(
conversation,
{ account_id: conversation.account_id, inbox_id: conversation.inbox_id, message_type: :activity, content: content }
)
end
def extract_reply_data
message = params.dig(:entry, 0, :changes, 0, :value, :messages, 0)
reply = message&.dig(:interactive, :call_permission_reply)
return unless reply
accepted = reply[:response] == 'accept'
Rails.logger.info "[WHATSAPP CALL] call_permission_reply from=#{message[:from]} accepted=#{accepted} permanent=#{reply[:is_permanent]}"
{ from_number: message[:from], accepted: accepted, context_id: message.dig(:context, :id) }
end
# Match the reply to the conversation whose request message it actually points
# at (interactive replies carry context.id = our outbound wamid). Recency-based
# lookup would broadcast to the wrong thread when a contact has multiple
# parallel pending requests.
def find_requesting_conversation(context_id)
return if context_id.blank?
inbox.conversations
.where.not(status: :resolved)
.where("additional_attributes ->> 'call_permission_request_message_id' = ?", context_id)
.first
end
def clear_permission_flag(conversation)
attrs = (conversation.additional_attributes || {}).except(
'call_permission_requested_at', 'call_permission_request_message_id'
)
conversation.update!(additional_attributes: attrs)
end
def broadcast_permission_granted(contact, conversation)
ActionCable.server.broadcast(
"account_#{inbox.account_id}",
{
event: 'voice_call.permission_granted',
data: {
account_id: inbox.account_id, conversation_id: conversation.id,
contact_name: contact.name, contact_phone: contact.phone_number
}
}
)
end
end