Overrides

Every override is work our product should have done — fewer overrides, more joy

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Override burden per day

Overrides on packages submitted that day, split by inclusions (deposits pulled into income) vs exclusions · line = overrides per processed package (right axis, the joy metric — down is good)

Zero-touch rate

The north star, inverted: share of processed packages with no human intervention — no override and no under-review stop · dashed = trend · drive this to 100% · data since Apr 13 (state-history floor)

What touches packages

Every processed package classified by intervention: none (zero-touch), overrides only, under-review only, or both · stacked per submission day · since Apr 13

Override burden by customer

Sorted by overrides in the selected range · Δ compares to the prior equal-length window · high ov/pkg = a customer doing our work for us

What the overrides are about

Described overrides keyword-bucketed into themes, by override date · only ~8% of overrides carry a description — themes are a sample of the whole

Automation opportunities — by theme

Trailing 180 days, grouped by theme with the customers who need each rule · direction consistency is the decision: consistent themes are global-rule candidates, mixed themes carry contradictory signals and need tenant scoping or extra conditions · ⚠ flags a customer whose direction contradicts the others