ahasani
095ae31249
fix: Update single component to correctly bind invoice data feat: Enhance partner info model with detailed license status refactor: Simplify account list component by removing unnecessary details fix: Correctly reference username in consumer account form feat: Add POS related fields to consumer account list chore: Update models to include charge account details for partners feat: Implement charge account dialog for partner consumers feat: Create API routes for accounts charge functionality feat: Add charge account service for handling requests feat: Introduce license info template component for dashboard refactor: Update dashboard view to display license information fix: Improve layout component to handle POS information more effectively chore: Clean up unused imports and components in various files feat: Add loading state handling in landing views feat: Implement charge account form dialog for partner consumers
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