Explain this number
Documents across the modeled year
Every document the modeled shared services organization handled across the 365 modeled days, held as full population daily counts by document type rather than as rows you can open.
How it is computed
Sum of the arrived column over CgLedgerDay, which carries one row per document type per modeled day.
read CgLedgerDay, one row per document type per modeled day; sum arrived across all of them
48,043,325 documents moved through the modeled shared services organization across the year, carrying 55,921,464 lines. more
It runs slightly above the published typical week multiplied out, because month end and quarter end carry more work than a typical week does.
The records behind it
Named rows, read live. more
Where it appears and how to reach it
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Two readings of the same figure
Everything above is computed. Open the drawer for the deterministic reading - the definition, the rows behind it, the analysis and the next best actions, all written by the platform and identical for every reader. Inside the drawer you can also ask a model to read the same evidence back to you in prose. The two are shown separately on purpose: one is a fact, the other is an opinion about a fact.
What this figure is, and what it is not
It runs above the published typical week multiplied out, because month end and quarter end carry more work than a typical week does. more
Thirty-eight figures carry a definition, a basis, an owner and a live query. more
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