Re: UAT sign-off - core replenishment
From: lena.fischer@acme-org.example
To: ana.duarte@relexsolutions.example
Cc: priya.nair@acme-org.example, k.boateng@relexsolutions.example, marco.rossi@relexsolutions.example
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Both rounding defects fixed and re-tested. Nine of nine scenarios now pass. Kwame Boateng Technical Consultant Image +44 7700 900 318 k.boateng@relexsolutions.example Image relexsolutions.example
Lena, As discussed this afternoon, for signature. "Acme Org confirms that user acceptance testing for core replenishment has been completed satisfactorily for the 25 store pilot cohort, covering ambient and dry goods categories. This sign-off does not extend to fresh categories, which remain in scope for a later phase, and does not constitute acceptance of the overall programme." Two UAT defects remain open, both the same root cause on case pack and minimum order quantity rounding. Both are scheduled for fix this week and neither is a blocker. Best regards, Ana Duarte Project Manager Image +351 913 882 145 | UTC +01:00 ana.duarte@relexsolutions.example Rua do Ouro 42, 1100-063 Lisboa Connect with me Image Image Plan better. Sell more. Waste less relexsolutions.example Image LinkedInYouTube
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