Explain this number
Touchless drift across the year
The share of documents completed without a person touching them, measured over the first four modeled weeks and again over the last four, so the change across the year is visible rather than asserted.
How it is computed
Touchless divided by arrived over the first 28 and the last 28 modeled days in CgLedgerDay.
read CgLedgerDay grouped by day; take the touchless share of the first 28 modeled days and of the last 28
Touchless completion moved from 67.6% in the first four modeled weeks to 75.9% in the last four, a drift of 8.3 points across the year.
Modeled. The drift was written into the simulation as an assumption about how fast autonomy lands, not measured from a rollout that happened.
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