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Explain this number

Work units held by a person

Live units of work whose current holder is a human rather than an agent or a shared services tower.

The whole catalog
Right now
292
units
What kind of number
Modeled
Produced by an assumption we chose. Plausible, and not taken from a system of record.
Freshness
Modeled estate, refreshed at seed.
Owned by
Sofia Kalogeropoulou
Process Owner

How it is computed

Count of work units whose holder kind is human.

The query that produces it
count WorkUnit where holderKind = "human"
Source
WorkUnit
2,520 rows on record
Rows read to answer
2,520
counted on this page load
Unit
units

292 of 2,520 live work units are sitting with a person rather than an agent or a tower.

Modeled. The split between agent, human and tower is an assumption of the estate model.

The records behind it

Named rows, read live. These are the actual records the figure is standing on, not a sample chosen to illustrate it.

CS8C-1001Feedback theme at ratifyHead of Customer Experience · 199 hours held
SC11C-1012Risk event at challengeDirector, Supply Resilience · 148 hours held
EN11C-1005Analysis at ratifyDirector, Engineering Analytics · 112 hours held
FI1C-1013Analysis at model optionsVP Financial Planning & Analysis · 108 hours held
SL11C-1000Comp statement at draft planDirector, Sales Compensation · 96 hours held

Where it appears and how to reach it

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Figures that only make sense beside it
Work units in flightLive work units

What this figure is, and what it is not

Modeled. The split between agent, human and tower is an assumption of the estate model.

Thirty-four figures carry a definition, a basis, an owner and a live query. Those are the figures on the surfaces built for this mechanism. Most numbers elsewhere in the product do not have an entry here yet, and this catalog says so rather than implying whole-product coverage.

You are seeing this as requester. The figure above was recomputed when this page loaded, so it is as fresh as the rows themselves.