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Elapsed duration and business-window duration

Define a business-window duration separately from elapsed cycle time using a stated calendar and example interval.

A supplied work window can change a descriptive duration; it does not measure person effort or prove a company holiday calendar.

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Synthetic case: Work starts Friday 16:00 and finishes Monday 10:00 UTC. The invented calendar counts Monday–Friday 09:00–17:00 with no holidays in this interval.

01

Freeze the calendar rule

Owner role · Coordinator

Evidence: Weekdays, hours, timezone and holiday treatment are explicitly supplied.

02

Intersect the interval with windows

Owner role · Reviewer

Evidence: Friday 1h + Monday 1h = 2h, with 66 elapsed hours retained.

03

Label both measures

Owner role · Report owner

Evidence: Neither elapsed nor business-window duration is called hands-on effort.

Decision to make: Report 66 elapsed hours and 2 hours inside the supplied business windows as distinct measures.

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Filled review note

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Clock note: 66 elapsed hours; 2 hours intersect the stated weekday 09:00–17:00 UTC windows. Effort is unknown.

Put the outline to work

  1. State timezone and calendar rather than assuming a standard workweek.
  2. Calculate elapsed span separately from overlap with allowed windows.
  3. Version calendar changes and keep the two units labelled.

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Evidence dependency diagram

What must be known first?

Example evidence dependenciesObserved interval leads to Two labelled clocks: elapsed span. Supplied calendar leads to Two labelled clocks: window intersections.Observed intervalSupplied calendarTwo labelled clocks

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  • Observed interval → Two labelled clocks: elapsed span.
  • Supplied calendar → Two labelled clocks: window intersections.

Synthetic example · not customer data

Inspect the records

Synthetic reporting records
SegmentSelected windowIncluded duration
Friday16:00–17:001 business-window hour
WeekendOutside supplied windows0 business-window hours
Monday09:00–10:001 business-window hour

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Choose an evidence situation

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Actual interval and calendar are supplied
Show both labelled measures using that calendar.
Calendar exceptions or timezone are missing
Hold the business-window value until the calendar is known.
The desired measure is hands-on effort
Collect effort evidence separately; neither clock supplies it.

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Keep the draft and its correction visible

Draft or earlier version · review its limits

Draft: the task took 2 hours.

Revised example · limits retained

Clock note: 66 elapsed hours; 2 hours intersect the stated weekday 09:00–17:00 UTC windows. Effort is unknown.

What the review changes
Review boundaryDraft to reviewRevised example
MeasureUnlabelled 2 hoursSeparate elapsed 66h and business-window 2h
CalendarAssumed standard scheduleExplicit supplied UTC window rule

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Questions about this workflow

Why is elapsed time 66 hours?

Friday 16:00 to Monday 10:00 is two full days plus 18 hours. The example uses UTC.

Do two business-window hours mean two hours of work?

No. They measure overlap with a supplied calendar, not observed hands-on effort.

Does this create tasks in the product?

No. The brief is a manual planning resource. Use the product access link to check onboarding and the workflows available in your account.