feat(web): add service accounts for non-human API access - #1583

🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Avoid a write-blocking foreign-key validation during deployment.

Line 10 adds a validated foreign key to the existing "User" table. PostgreSQL scans the table and takes locks that block writes while it adds this constraint. Add the constraint as NOT VALID, then validate it in a later migration and separate transaction.

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In
`@packages/db/prisma/migrations/20260813182022_add_service_accounts/migration.sql`
at line 10, Update the User_createdById_fkey definition so it is added with NOT
VALID, avoiding immediate validation during deployment. Add a subsequent
migration step to validate this constraint separately, preserving the existing
ON DELETE SET NULL and ON UPDATE CASCADE behavior.

Source: Linters/SAST tools

🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Block service accounts from the generic API-key actions.

withAuth accepts service-account API keys, but createApiKey and deleteApiKey do not reject UserType.SERVICE. A service account can therefore create or delete its own API keys when the non-owner API-key restriction is disabled. This bypasses the owner-gated service-account key-management requirement.

• packages/web/src/actions.ts#L58-L58: Reject UserType.SERVICE before creating a generic API key.
• packages/web/src/actions.ts#L88-L88: Keep successful creation audits behind the same service-account rejection.
• packages/web/src/actions.ts#L113-L113: Reject UserType.SERVICE before deleting a generic API key.
• packages/web/src/actions.ts#L139-L139: Keep successful deletion audits behind the same service-account rejection.

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In `@packages/web/src/actions.ts` at line 58, Update createApiKey and deleteApiKey
to reject UserType.SERVICE before performing their operations, preserving the
existing rejection behavior. Ensure successful creation and deletion audit calls
remain unreachable for service accounts; apply the changes at
packages/web/src/actions.ts lines 58 and 113, with the audit sites at lines 88
and 139 requiring no separate change if guarded by the earlier rejection.

🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Clear the one-time key when the dialog closes by Escape or outside click.

onOpenChange={setIsCreateDialogOpen} bypasses handleCloseDialog. If the user dismisses the dialog with Escape or an outside click, newlyCreatedKey stays in component state and holds the plaintext secret until the trigger button resets it. Route every close through handleCloseDialog.

-                <Dialog open={isCreateDialogOpen} onOpenChange={setIsCreateDialogOpen}>
+                <Dialog
+                    open={isCreateDialogOpen}
+                    onOpenChange={(open) => {
+                        if (!open) {
+                            handleCloseDialog();
+                            return;
+                        }
+                        setIsCreateDialogOpen(true);
+                    }}
+                >

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In
`@packages/web/src/app/`(app)/settings/serviceAccounts/[id]/serviceAccountApiKeysPage.tsx
at line 115, Update the Dialog in the service-account API key page to route
every open-state change through handleCloseDialog instead of directly using
setIsCreateDialogOpen, ensuring Escape and outside-click dismissal clears
newlyCreatedKey while preserving normal dialog state handling.

📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Add an accessible name to the delete button.

The button contains only the Trash2 icon. Screen readers announce it without a purpose. The opacity classes already keep it keyboard reachable, so only the label is missing.

                                     <Button
                                         variant="ghost"
                                         size="icon"
+                                        aria-label={`Delete API key ${key.name}`}
                                         className="opacity-0 group-hover:opacity-100 group-focus-within:opacity-100 focus-visible:opacity-100 transition-opacity text-muted-foreground hover:text-destructive flex-shrink-0"
                                     >

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In
`@packages/web/src/app/`(app)/settings/serviceAccounts/[id]/serviceAccountApiKeysPage.tsx
around lines 211 - 217, Add an accessible name to the icon-only Button
containing Trash2 in the service account API key actions, using an appropriate
aria-label or existing labeling pattern while preserving the current styling and
behavior.

📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Refresh server component data from the Server Action, not with router.refresh(). Both client pages call router.refresh() after each mutation to reload the server-rendered service-account and API-key lists. The coding guidelines require the server-side refresh() from next/cache inside the Server Action for this case. Move the invalidation into the service-account actions and remove the client-side calls.

• packages/web/src/app/(app)/settings/serviceAccounts/serviceAccountsPage.tsx#L105-L105: remove router.refresh() from handleCreate; call the server-side refresh() in createServiceAccountAction.
• packages/web/src/app/(app)/settings/serviceAccounts/serviceAccountsPage.tsx#L74-L74: remove router.refresh() from handleSaveEdit; call the server-side refresh() in renameServiceAccountAction.
• packages/web/src/app/(app)/settings/serviceAccounts/serviceAccountsPage.tsx#L119-L119: remove router.refresh() from handleSetRole; call the server-side refresh() in setServiceAccountRoleAction.
• packages/web/src/app/(app)/settings/serviceAccounts/serviceAccountsPage.tsx#L128-L128: remove router.refresh() from handleSuspend; call the server-side refresh() in suspendServiceAccountAction and reactivateServiceAccountAction.
• packages/web/src/app/(app)/settings/serviceAccounts/serviceAccountsPage.tsx#L138-L138: remove router.refresh() from handleRemove; call the server-side refresh() in removeServiceAccountAction.
• packages/web/src/app/(app)/settings/serviceAccounts/[id]/serviceAccountApiKeysPage.tsx#L64-L64: remove router.refresh() from handleCreateApiKey; call the server-side refresh() in createServiceAccountApiKeyAction.
• packages/web/src/app/(app)/settings/serviceAccounts/[id]/serviceAccountApiKeysPage.tsx#L99-L99: remove router.refresh() from handleDeleteApiKey; call the server-side refresh() in deleteServiceAccountApiKeyAction.

As per coding guidelines: "If server component data must be refreshed after a mutation, use the server-side refresh() from next/cache in a Server Action instead."

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In `@packages/web/src/app/`(app)/settings/serviceAccounts/serviceAccountsPage.tsx
at line 105, The client-side router.refresh calls should be removed and
server-side refresh invalidation added to the corresponding Server Actions. In
packages/web/src/app/(app)/settings/serviceAccounts/serviceAccountsPage.tsx,
remove calls at lines 105 (handleCreate), 74 (handleSaveEdit), 119
(handleSetRole), 128 (handleSuspend), and 138 (handleRemove), then call
next/cache refresh within createServiceAccountAction,
renameServiceAccountAction, setServiceAccountRoleAction,
suspendServiceAccountAction/reactivateServiceAccountAction, and
removeServiceAccountAction. In
packages/web/src/app/(app)/settings/serviceAccounts/[id]/serviceAccountApiKeysPage.tsx,
remove calls at lines 64 (handleCreateApiKey) and 99 (handleDeleteApiKey), and
call refresh within createServiceAccountApiKeyAction and
deleteServiceAccountApiKeyAction.

Source: Coding guidelines

🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Reject service-account email collisions in SCIM POST.

Lines 40-48 exclude service accounts from SCIM GET, but POST still calls prisma.user.upsert({ where: { email }, ... }) at lines 78-82. A SCIM request with a service-account email updates that service account’s name. If its membership is suspended, the request also enters the reactivation path.

Look up the user before the upsert. If the existing user type is SERVICE, return a SCIM conflict without updating the user or membership. Add a POST regression test for this email collision.

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In `@packages/web/src/app/api/`(server)/ee/scim/v2/Users/route.ts around lines 40
- 48, Update the SCIM POST handler around the prisma.user.upsert call to look up
the email first; when the existing user has type UserType.SERVICE, return a SCIM
conflict response before changing the user or membership, while preserving
normal upsert behavior for other users. Add a regression test covering a POST
with a service-account email and asserting the conflict response and unchanged
user and membership state.

🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Allow service-owner changes when a human owner remains.

Line 381 excludes service accounts from the owner count. Lines 167-169 and 233-237 still reject every owner removal or demotion when that count is <= 1. If one human owner and one service-account owner exist, removing or demoting the service account leaves a human owner, but this code rejects the operation.

Read the target user type. Require more than one human owner only when the target is human. Require at least one human owner when the target is a service account. Add removal and demotion regression tests for this case.

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In `@packages/web/src/features/membership/membership.service.ts` around lines 373
- 381, Update the owner-removal and owner-demotion checks in the relevant
membership service flows to inspect the target user type: require more than one
human owner when removing or demoting a human, but only require at least one
remaining human owner when the target is a service account. Add regression tests
covering both service-account removal and demotion when another human owner
remains.

🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Keep service-account operations scoped to orgId.

A service account can have memberships and API keys in multiple organizations. Line 195 deletes its global User row after removing only this organization membership. This cascades to memberships and API keys in every other organization.

The API-key lookups also omit orgId. A duplicate key in another organization can block creation. A deletion can select and delete a same-named key from another organization.

Include orgId in both API-key lookups. Remove only this organization's membership and keys. Delete the global User row only when no memberships remain. Make the final-membership check and deletion atomic. Add cross-organization lifecycle and API-key tests.

Also applies to: 274-276, 319-321

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In `@packages/web/src/features/serviceAccounts/serviceAccount.service.ts` at line
195, Scope service-account API-key lookups and deletions in the relevant
service-account methods to the current orgId, preventing cross-organization
duplicate detection or removal. Update the cleanup flow to delete only this
organization’s membership and keys, and remove the global User row only when no
memberships remain; perform the final-membership check and user deletion
atomically. Add tests covering cross-organization lifecycle isolation and
API-key behavior.

Reactivate blocked by seat capacity

High Severity

reactivateServiceAccount reuses setMembershipSuspended, which calls orgHasAvailability before clearing suspension. Suspend also nulls lastActiveAt, so the next API-key request runs activatePendingMembership and hits the same seat check. At human seat capacity, a suspended service account cannot be reactivated or authenticate, even though creates intentionally skip seats and service accounts are documented as not consuming them.

 

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Owner check blocks service owners

Medium Severity

countActiveOwners now counts only human owners, but removeMember and setMemberRole still treat countActiveOwners() <= 1 as blocking for any active OWNER target. Removing or demoting a service-account OWNER therefore fails whenever exactly one human OWNER remains, even though that removal would not reduce the human owner count.

 

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SCIM by-id allows service accounts

Medium Severity

SCIM list filtering was updated to exclude UserType.SERVICE, but loadMembership on the by-id routes has no type guard. With a known service-account id, SCIM GET/PUT/PATCH/DELETE can still read, rename, change email, suspend, or strip membership for identities the PR states must never sync to or from SCIM.

 

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Description cannot be cleared

Low Severity

Saving an edit converts an empty description to undefined via editDescription.trim() || undefined, and updateServiceAccount only writes description when it is not undefined. Clearing the description in the UI therefore leaves the previous value unchanged after a successful save.

 

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