Sample deliverable / synthetic scenario
Evidence you can follow.
A change you can verify.
This sample illustrates the format of a finding. It is not a client result, a complete assessment, or an automated assessment of your org.
Duplicate follow-up tasks
Scope and observation
One illustrative case workflow and its agreed test scenarios. Two eligible updates produce two tasks because the tested path does not check for a qualifying existing task.
Evidence
Test update A: one task created. Test update B on the same case: a second task created. Expected behavior: one valid follow-up task.
Impact and priority
Duplicate work enters the queue. Frequency, business impact, and priority must be established with the customer; this example assigns no severity score.
Recommended action
Agree eligibility and task-creation rules. Review all relevant automation paths and concurrency concerns. Implement and validate a duplicate-prevention approach in the agreed scope.
Acceptance criteria
- One eligible case creates one task.
- Repeated updates create no additional task.
- Ineligible cases create no task.
- Exception and regression scenarios pass.
Coverage boundary
Other automation paths, production frequency, permissions, and transaction behavior require explicit investigation. The assessment does not authorize production changes.
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