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Claims that disappear (13)
- Two DC-2 failures in March 2025 were two different failure modes: 6 March the known middleware issue; 14 March an empty file — the job ran, moved three files, one empty because an upstream export had not finished, and reported success. Priya Nair asked that they never be merged into one line in the incident log because the fixes differ.
- DC-2 runs on an out-of-support middleware version (it was slated to close, then did not) and its integration fails intermittently — every couple of weeks — and silently: the job reports success and moves nothing, so the failure is found when somebody notices the numbers are yesterday’s.
- Priya Nair disclosed at the review that her team member Elin Bergqvist had mentioned a family court date in a workshop recording (11 September 2025) — and that Elin does not know it exists. The workshop recording itself is not among the archived transcripts.
- Case-pack remediation finished on 19 December 2024 — all 1,317 values. It took Priya’s team three weeks of overtime; for two unresponsive suppliers the case pack was inferred from six months of actual delivered quantities, which she recorded as “not ideal but it is right for 190 of the 200”.
- Priya Nair had predicted “about a third” before the measurement; the measured 31% matched her estimate.
- After four weeks of remediation, 780 of the 1,317 case-pack values were done; two unresponsive suppliers accounted for about 200 articles.
- In November 2025 Priya Nair escalated the OP_ID field to a condition rather than a request: the six-digit operator identifier identifies the individual who scanned the item out; it had been in every feed since February 2025; it must be excluded at source before the next extract runs, with an account of what happened to files already delivered.
- The extract examples Priya Nair cited: operator 447102 Marika Lindqvist (store 118 Vantaa, nights), 448933 Osman Yildirim (store 118 Vantaa), 451207 Heidi Salminen (store 094 Espoo).
- Priya Nair’s caution about reading the write-off table: Marika Lindqvist’s high write-off numbers reflect the shift she works (the one where reductions happen), not carelessness — reading the table without knowing that creates a problem for her.
- Priya Nair’s position, on the record at the go/no-go: per-employee waste figures cannot leave Acme’s estate without a works-council consultation, and she would not start one for a field RELEX does not use; she wanted the confirmation in writing, copied to Lena, as “a record that is not a meeting note”.
- In the April 2024 technical due diligence, Priya Nair (Acme) estimated shelf life as populated for maybe half the range and wrong for some of what is populated.
- The warehouse system captures the goods-receipt date but does not expose it: getting it out would require an extract nobody owns, or writing it back into SAP as a change request, which Priya Nair declined to raise outside the current phase.
- The agreed ordering cycle: daily order and daily delivery on the fast lines, twice weekly below — matched to the nightly batch.
Claims that survive re-cited (13)
- The DC-2 cover gap: Kwame Boateng was the only person watching the feed and was on holiday 10–24 March 2025; the monitoring fired at him in Portugal. Ana Duarte acknowledged she raised the cover question in January and did not close it. · 3 surviving receipts
- A file-size check was added the week after the 14 March failure: any file under 1KB now fails the job loudly. Since then the archive records no silent failures — four loud ones by December 2025. · 2 surviving receipts
- Meridian received extracts rather than read access to the RELEX test environment: there is no category-level restriction in the current configuration (“read access is read access”), a separate environment would take roughly two weeks, and Priya Nair ruled it out — “I cannot explain to my data protection officer why a third party had read access to everything.” · 1 surviving receipt
- The fresh cutover runbook carried on-call mobile numbers with distribution restricted to a named group; Lena Fischer forwarded the operational sections without the contact page, but Nadia Haddad later forwarded the file she had — with the contact page — to Meridian, unaware two versions existed. Priya Nair: “My mobile is now with a consultancy I have no contract with. Please ask them to delete it and tell me when they have.” · 2 surviving receipts
- The nightly article extract (master data from SAP) is not the DC-2 stock feed; the same weekly update can report one clean and the other failing, and Priya Nair asked in March 2025 that the two failure modes never be merged into one line. · 1 surviving receipt
- The September 2024 master-data assessment found case-pack quantity missing on 31% of active articles. · 2 surviving receipts
- For lead times, the agreed workaround was to derive actuals from receipt history — less accurate for new articles, fine for everything else. Proposed by Kwame Boateng, agreed by Priya Nair. · 1 surviving receipt
- The operator identifier was first raised in the September 2024 master-data workshop: Kwame Boateng reported an unexpected operator column on write-off movement records and said he did not need to receive it; Priya Nair agreed to take it out (“a five minute change”), and Ana Duarte noted it as an action. · 3 surviving receipts
- In September 2024 the pilot was reduced to 25 stores: two of the three regions could not support 40 during their peak, and Lena Fischer agreed the reduction with them. Ana Duarte reissued the plan on that basis. · 3 surviving receipts
- Priya Nair authorised the approximation on 11 September 2025 (“Proceed with your approximation”), calling the data unowned rather than impossible; no broader Acme decision record exists — when Ana Duarte audited the thread in October she could not find an agreement anywhere, and the build had simply proceeded without objection. · 2 surviving receipts
- Shelf life did not block the first go-live because fresh was not in scope; Priya Nair stopped chasing the warehouse question for that reason. · 1 surviving receipt
- Remaining shelf life (days of life left at the moment of ordering) is not stored anywhere Acme can reach: SAP carries total shelf life on the article (MARA-MHDHB), and the goods-receipt date needed to derive remaining life lives in the warehouse system. · 1 surviving receipt
- The monthly steering reports were readable by anyone on the Acme team for two years — “they were just hard to find”. Priya Nair’s point in response: that is not the same as being allowed to; Sofia Almeida called it a problem. · 2 surviving receipts
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