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| A Chargeable Work Unit provides the basic unit for cost attribution in the Cost Recovery, Compensation, | A Chargeable Work Unit provides the basic unit for cost attribution in the Cost Recovery, Compensation, | ||
| - | A Chargeable Work Unit supports comparison across qualified implementations by providing the architecture with a common basis for measuring work. Examples include one fraud screening action, one anti-money-laundering review, one sanctions screening action, one policy evaluation, one persistence action, one replay action, or one authorised | + | A Chargeable Work Unit supports comparison across qualified implementations by providing the architecture with a common basis for measuring work. Examples include one fraud screening action, one anti-money-laundering review, one sanctions screening action, one policy evaluation, one persistence action, one replay action, or one authorized |
| A Chargeable Work Unit does not expose the full transaction payload, detailed compliance findings, regulated data, or confidential business content. It identifies the work type, the relevant obligation, the qualified Node, the evidence reference, and the cost rule context needed for economic accountability. | A Chargeable Work Unit does not expose the full transaction payload, detailed compliance findings, regulated data, or confidential business content. It identifies the work type, the relevant obligation, the qualified Node, the evidence reference, and the cost rule context needed for economic accountability. | ||