Freeze queue and unit definitions
Owner role · Queue owner
Evidence: Both snapshots count distinct review requests under one scope.
Queues and flow / Delivery leads, planning owners and acceptance reviewers
Task boardAccount for arrivals, exits and transfers between two queue snapshots.
The artifact reconciles queue movements rather than simply counting work in progress.
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Original worked case · Manual planning resource
Start with the invented evidence, follow the reasoning, and retain its limits when adapting the brief.
01 · Inspect the inputs
| Ledger line | Requests | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Opening stock | 10 | Same queue and unit |
| Arrivals | 6 | New requests into queue |
| Accepted exits | 5 | Review outcome evidenced |
| Transfers out | 2 | Move to another queue |
| Closing stock | 9 | Reconciled expected count |
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02 · Follow the reasoning
Closing=10+6−5−2=9. A closing count of eleven would omit transfers; treating all seven departures as accepted would overstate outcomes.
The expected closing queue is nine requests. Keep the two transfers separate from accepted exits; they reduce this queue without establishing delivered outcomes.
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Synthetic planning case: A review queue starts with ten distinct requests. Six arrive, five exit by accepted review and two transfer to another queue during the same bounded period.
Owner role · Queue owner
Evidence: Both snapshots count distinct review requests under one scope.
Owner role · Reporting reviewer
Evidence: Arrivals, accepted exits and transfers have separate evidence.
Owner role · Coordinator
Evidence: Any actual closing count different from nine receives a record-level reconciliation.
Decision to make: The expected closing queue is nine requests. Keep the two transfers separate from accepted exits; they reduce this queue without establishing delivered outcomes.
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The expected closing queue is nine requests. Keep the two transfers separate from accepted exits; they reduce this queue without establishing delivered outcomes. Closing=10+6−5−2=9. A closing count of eleven would omit transfers; treating all seven departures as accepted would overstate outcomes. The example assumes complete movement evidence and matching snapshots. A mathematical balance does not prove every event was correctly classified.
Not from this ledger. They are departures from this queue; acceptance is a different event.
No. If present, they need their own stated flow line and reason.
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