/collections header — rendered evidence

PR #5886 · captured 2026-08-19 on a local dev server against propflow-stage (the anonymized prod mirror, ADR-0110 — every name below is fake by construction).

1. Default view — unchanged, still 31+

Collections default view: hero reads Total owed $104,791 across 79 of 99 active tenants; a second line reads $52,126 of it is 31+ days past due and over $50, the 19 accounts on the list below, with a Show all 79 button
Hero: Total owed $104,791, across 79 of 99 active tenants. Second line: “$52,126 of it is 31+ days past due and over $50 — the 19 accounts on the list below.” plus Show all 79. The table below is the same 19-row worklist it has always been; only the header above it changed.

2. “Everything with a balance” — all 79 reachable

Collections show-all view: hero still reads Total owed $104,791; second line reads Showing every account carrying a balance including the ones under 31 days, with a Back to the 31+ worklist button; an Everything with a balance filter chip is active and the count reads 79 accounts
Hero is identical — $104,791. That is the property that makes it a portfolio figure rather than a subtotal wearing the wrong label: it does not move when the filter moves. Second line: “Showing every account carrying a balance, including the ones under 31 days.” plus Back to the 31+ worklist. The filter chip reads Everything with a balance and the count reads 79 accounts. The band cards correctly re-scale to the new listed total (1–30 goes $27,471 → $80,265) because a card decomposes the rows on screen, not the portfolio.

Captured with Playwright against localhost — no Vercel preview build was spent (see CLAUDE.md → Deploy Pipeline: [preview] is reserved for a human asking or a clearly big UI change).

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