The desk is the noise. The Chief is the signal. Everything is here. He brings you the one line.
Sample shape. Dashes until a pipe is writing. Not a count.
A job is at a stage. The number on the cog is the count at that stage, not the stage itself. A dash means nothing is writing yet. Payment posted is Triumph, back at the top.
1 estimate, not approved. 2 a job with no appointment. 3 time set, not started. 4 on the job. 5 invoice after the job. 6 payment after the invoice. Posted payment is Triumph. TeleTax is a video with a client. It is not a stage every job must pass.
Name, phone, language. This version holds the card. It does not text a code.
This is the place. The tally counts what already lands. Here is where a line gets turned on. The Chief walks it. A row can be done by hand.
Trade fluency — fluent both ways: spoken and written, in your language.
A tap switches this seat’s language and keeps it. Russian and Spanish change this page and the desk labels. English puts it back. Names stay names. A line already spoken stays in the language it was spoken.
Audit 2026-10-21. 446 known, not tagged. 10 Sub-Zero codes are inactive. No Viking fault-code table. Part numbers stay split: standard 31 reported, high-end 0. Never 308. Never 600.
Tagged 2026-10-17. Every record has a tier and a brand. 446 is not the tagged total.
Sub-Zero 162. Viking 12. Part numbers on these records: 0.
Samsung 24. Multi 24. LG 23. Whirlpool 20. GE 12. Frigidaire 11. Bosch 8. Kenmore 7. Maytag 6. KitchenAid 1.
Queued, not loaded: Wolf, Cove, Thermador, Miele, Gaggenau, Bosch Benchmark, Liebherr, True.
Source: clients/internal/teker/v1/corpus/high-end-v1-TALLY.md