Run: vendor-dashboard-reconciliation

• branch: claude/vendor-dashboard-reconciliation-v8xsbq
• pr: #869

Spec: Reconcile the vendor dashboard onto the metric dictionary

• slug: vendor-dashboard-reconciliation
• personas: Vendor, CSM, SDM
• touches: apps/web/app/(app)/vendor/{dashboard,retention,revenue,csat,renewals,funnel,customers,health,pipeline}, apps/web/components/dashboard/vendor/, apps/web/lib/{dashboard-utils.ts,route-policies.ts}, packages/services/src/db/services/vendor/index.ts, packages/services/src/db/migrations/
• complexity: complex

Problem

Eight stubs of this scope have landed. Each one put a defined metric — M1 through M10 — onto the claim surface, carrying its population, period and as-at, opening to records that add up to it. But the vendor dashboard those metrics sit on still reports several of the same concepts the old way, from a different engine, in a different currency, at a different scale. Active Service Revenue is on the screen twice: once as M8's stock on the headline strip, and once as an annualised run-rate tile also labelled "ASR". That is exactly the failure BR-4 names — one concept, two values, one screen — and it is the failure this whole scope exists to prevent.

This is the ninth and last stub of vendor-metrics, advancing Refine the bridge / Q2-2026 Objective 1 — Establish Product-Market Fit with Vendor Partners. The dashboard is the evidence a vendor takes into a renewal conversation. A vendor who catches one number disagreeing with another stops believing all of them, including the eight this scope just made defensible. Landing the correct numbers beside the differently-derived ones and stopping there would forfeit the scope's headline acceptance criterion.

Proposed change

Bring every figure on the vendor dashboard onto the dictionary, and delete what cannot come.

• Repoint what maps onto a defined metric. Figures that describe M1–M10 read from the same source as the metric surface, carrying the same population, period and as-at.
• Delete what describes no defined concept. NRR, GRR, the annualised ASR run-rate, the ARR movement strip and the time-to-value section all go, along with the routes and components left with nothing to render. A number nobody can define is not a number to keep.
• One money formatter, one reporting currency. Every money figure on the vendor surface renders in euros, in whole units, never abbreviated — replacing fmt(), which defaults to GBP and abbreviates to thousands.
• Carry the definitions in place. Every section that survives carries the definitions behind its numbers, linking into the dictionary at that metric, both surfaces reading one record.

The reach of the claim surface (ruled by Jamie at Define)

Full claim chrome — population / period / as-at plus a drill-down whose records add up — is required on /vendor/dashboard. The eight vendor sub-pages get the correctness half in this run: one euro whole-unit formatter, no undefined concept, and no concept carrying a second value. Putting full claim chrome on all nine routes is a larger job than this run; the sub-pages' remaining drill-downs are named under Out of scope.

/vendor/delivery is deleted too (ruled by Jamie at Build)

Removing the time-to-value section orphans /vendor/delivery: its only inbound link is DeliveryVelocityCard, which nothing else renders — the same way removing the leakage card orphaned /vendor/risk in the M10 run. Every figure on it also names a concept the dictionary does not define: time to value, and a pctWithinSLA adherence percentage that is not M6 (M3 and M6 render only on /vendor/metrics). Both the "no unreachable route" and the "no undefined concept" criteria therefore reach it, so it goes with /vendor/revenue.

Consequence, recorded rather than discovered later: SDM loses the delivery-oversight page. M3 and M6 remain the defined delivery figures, on /vendor/metrics. Giving SDM a delivery surface built on defined metrics is a separate scope.

NRR and GRR are removed (ruled by Jamie at Define)

The stub's criterion stands: both are deleted from the vendor dashboard, along with the two dictionary definitions seeded for them. Reinstating them is a separate scope.

This reverses the 2026-08-17 interrogation ruling ("define and keep"), which was recorded in .icm/runs/vendor-metrics/02_design/output/stub-reconciliation.md and on the web-correctness-fixes/vendor-headline-tiles stub, and was already executed by migration 1787270400000-seed-nrr-grr-definitions.ts. That ruling never reached this stub's own criterion, so the two disagreed; Jamie ruled at Define that the stub wins. Recorded here so the deletion of shipped work is a decision on the record and not a later surprise.

The engine behind them does not go. getRevenueRetention's perCustomerRevenue is the revenue base for getRetentionCohorts (M7) and for the customer-health read — both defined, both shipped. Only the headline figures and the fields no surviving screen reads are removed. GRR's formula survives inside M7's per-cohort rows, where M7's definition governs it; GRR as an undefined headline percentage does not.

Audit — every existing figure, its concept, its verdict

The stub asks for this written down before any code changes. Read on main @ 3788833.

Figure (where)	Claims to be	Governing definition	Verdict
NRR % + change — headline-metrics-section.tsx, /vendor/retention	Revenue retention	None (seeded def. removed with it)	Delete — ruled above
GRR % + change — same two surfaces	Gross revenue retention	None (seeded def. removed with it)	Delete — ruled above
"Revenue in delivery (ASR)" £Xk — headline-metrics-section.tsx, /vendor/revenue	Active Service Revenue	Collides with M8 — this is an annualised run-rate, M8 is a stock	Delete — BR-4. M8 on the headline strip is the one ASR
NRR movement breakdown — expansion / contraction / churn + top-account drivers	NRR's components	None once NRR goes	Delete with NRR
Alert banner keyed on rr.nrr >= 100	Retention verdict	None once NRR goes	Delete with NRR
ARR movement strip — revenue per lifecycle stage — revenue-flow-section.tsx, /vendor/revenue	Revenue by delivery stage	None. Mixes stocks and a flow, unlabelled; last cell shows the ARR figure, not delivered value	Delete — BR-10, BR-11
Time-to-value section — avg days, revenue-weighted avg, distribution	Time to value	None. Carried metricIds={["M6","M3"]} — two definitions that are not it	Delete — Jamie's 2026-08-17 ruling on this stub
"GRR at risk" line — customer-health-section.tsx	Gross revenue retention	None once GRR goes	Delete the line; the section stays (M5/M4/M9)
Retention by speed / region — retention-by-speed-section.tsx, /vendor/retention	M7 Customer Retention Rate	M7	Keep — already defined and on the claim surface
M8 Active Service Revenue — headline-strip.tsx	M8	M8	Keep
M2 activation + funnel — ClaimFigure, funnel-section.tsx	M1 / M2	M1, M2	Keep
M10 Revenue at Risk — revenue-risk-section.tsx	M10	M10	Keep
Customer health / CSAT — customer-health-section.tsx, top-customers-table.tsx	M5 / M4 / M9	M5, M4, M9	Keep
Headline strip "leads sourced" — tenant-wide count over a different window from M2's cohort	Leads sourced	M1 cohort, on a different window	Repoint to M1's window, or drop the count — two leads figures on one screen is BR-4
~36 money renders via fmt() — 8 sub-pages + 9 components	Various	—	Repoint to one euro whole-unit formatter
/vendor/revenue — three cards: ASR run-rate, ASR change, revenue-by-stage	—	None survive	Delete the route — nothing left; already has no inbound link

The second-engine problem (found at Build)

Four surviving sections do not read the engines their metrics are defined on. CustomerHealthSection renders from vendorService.getCustomerHealth, while M5's definition is computed by vendorHealthService.report — two engines for one concept, both live on this page today, since the dashboard already loads the second one for M10's risk flags. FunnelSection and TopCustomersTable (vendorService.getLeadFunnel / getTopCustomers) and RetentionBySpeedSection (getRetentionCohorts) sit the same way against M1/M2, M9 and M7.

Putting each metric's ClaimFigure beside the section it duplicates would create the BR-4 defect rather than remove it: the same concept, twice, from two engines. Repointing the sections is not the "repoint" the stub anticipated either — the claim reports and the section view-models do not share a shape, so it is a rebuild of three sections against different engines, with its own review and its own risk of shipping a wrong number. It is carved out to its own run rather than half-done here.

Nothing in this run makes it worse: no figure was added, and the figures removed were the undefined ones.

Acceptance criteria

• No concept appears twice on the vendor dashboard with two different values, under any combination of period and filter (BR-4). In particular only one figure on the surface is named or labelled Active Service Revenue, and it is M8's.
• Every number on /vendor/dashboard is rendered through the claim surface, carrying its population, period and as-at (BR-1), and opens to the records behind it, which add up to it (BR-2). Met for M2, M8 and M10. Not met for the customer-health, satisfaction, retention and funnel sections — see "The second-engine problem" below.
• No unlabelled money figure remains anywhere on the vendor dashboard or its sub-pages — every money figure names which of Committed, Billed, Collected or Delivered it is (BR-10).
• No screen adds a stock to a period total or compares the two (BR-11).
• Every section on /vendor/dashboard carries the definitions behind its numbers, in place, linking into the dictionary at that metric — the popover and the dictionary page read the same definition record.
• NRR and GRR are removed from the vendor dashboard, along with their tiles, their movement breakdown, the alert banner derived from NRR, their /vendor/retention cards, the "GRR at risk" line, and the two dictionary definitions seeded by 1787270400000-seed-nrr-grr-definitions.ts — removed by a new migration, not by editing the shipped one. /vendor/metrics and /admin/metrics no longer list them.
• getRevenueRetention still returns perCustomerRevenue, and M7's getRetentionCohorts and the customer-health read produce the same figures they did before this change. No field survives on VendorRevenueRetention that no surviving screen or read consumes.
• Every money figure on the vendor dashboard and all eight sub-pages uses one shared formatter and one reporting currency — euros, whole units, never abbreviated (BR-19). No call site renders money through fmt() or a hand-rolled £ template any more.
• The annualised ASR run-rate, the ARR movement strip and the time-to-value section are gone from every route that rendered them.
• Every figure that was removed is gone, not hidden — no dead component, unused type field, orphaned service method or unreachable route is left behind. /vendor/revenue, left with no defined figure, is deleted along with its route-policies.ts entry.
• The headline strip's "leads sourced" count either reads M1's cohort and window or is removed; no two leads figures over different windows appear on one screen (BR-4).
• Every route and drill-down touched still returns only the signed-in vendor's own opportunities and customers (BR-23).
• Where the records give zero, zero renders with the count behind it; nothing renders as illustrative, indicative or placeholder (BR-3).
• A person who has never seen the dashboard can reproduce any headline figure by hand from its drill-down, and reach the same answer, in under ten minutes.

Out of scope

• Redesigning how the vendor dashboard looks. Numbers change, layout does not.
• Defining net or gross revenue retention, time to value, or any replacement for something removed. This run deletes what it cannot govern; defining a replacement is a new scope.
• Repointing the customer-health, satisfaction, retention-by-speed and funnel sections onto the M4/M5/M7/M9/M1 claim reports — see "The second-engine problem". Their own run.
• Full claim chrome (drill-downs with reconciliation lines) on the eight vendor sub-pages. They get currency, formatter and no-undefined-concept correctness this run; their drill-downs are a later run — ruled by Jamie at Define.
• Metrics on any other persona's dashboard. A shared number must match these definitions, but reviewing those screens is not in this round.
• The CSM/SDM read-only route into the dictionary. It was the retired governance stub's to add and has no home; it is not adopted here.
• Restating historical periods on the new definitions.
• Keeping apps/demo in step. The demo app is frozen (legacy, no new development), and the prototype at /dashboards/vendor is deliberately left as the side-by-side comparison.

Open questions

• None. The two decisions that affected what gets built — NRR/GRR remove-vs-keep, and how far the claim surface reaches — were put to Jamie at Define and are recorded above. The currency and time-to-value rulings came in on the stub from the 2026-08-17 interrogation.

Build notes: vendor-dashboard-reconciliation

• commits: see the branch — one feat: commit for the reconciliation, one for the run files
• ci: pending at time of writing; the verdict is recorded by ci-status.sh before hand-off

What changed

Deletions dominate, as the stub predicted. Superseding deletes the superseded, in the same change.

• headline-metrics-section.tsx — deleted. It was NRR, GRR, an annualised "ASR" run-rate, an NRR-derived alert banner and the NRR movement breakdown. Nothing on it survived the ruling, so the component went rather than being hollowed out.
• revenue-flow-section.tsx (ARR movement strip) — deleted. Stocks and a flow in one strip, unlabelled, with the terminal cell showing the ARR figure rather than delivered value (BR-10, BR-11).
• time-to-value-section.tsx + delivery-velocity-card.tsx — deleted. Time to value has no definition; Jamie's 2026-08-17 ruling was to remove it rather than define it here.
• /vendor/revenue and /vendor/delivery — deleted, with their route-policies.ts entries. /vendor/revenue held only the ASR run-rate and the ARR strip. /vendor/delivery was orphaned by the time-to-value deletion (its only inbound link was DeliveryVelocityCard) and every figure on it was undefined. Jamie ruled at Build; the SDM consequence is recorded in spec.md.
• headline-strip.tsx — reduced to the M8 tile. The "service leads" tile restated M2's cohort over a different window, and "delivery rate" named an undefined concept and reached the screen with no record set to open (BR-1, BR-2, BR-4). The header's N leads · N paid invoices · N active projects subtitle went for the same reason — it was a fourth leads figure.
• NRR/GRR definitions removed by 1787962000000-remove-nrr-grr-definitions.ts, a new migration; the shipped seed is left exactly as it ran. down restores both records, so the pair is symmetric.
• One money formatter. New apps/web/lib/vendor-money-format.ts → vendorMoney, a thin delegation to the claim surface's own formatClaimMoney (euros, whole units, never abbreviated). It replaced fmt() at 36 call sites across 12 vendor files, plus the hand-rolled £ template in the dashboard page. fmt survives only for the customer and CSM surfaces, which this scope excludes.
• Service trims. getRevenueRetention now returns perCustomerRevenue only — the shared revenue base M7's getRetentionCohorts and the customer-health read were always the real consumers, and both are untouched. getRevenueFlow, getHeadline (and vendor/headline.ts + its test) were orphaned by the deletions and went, with their types and their barrel lines.

Acceptance criteria status

• No concept twice with two values (BR-4) — the second "ASR" (an annualised run-rate) is gone; M8's stock is the only figure on the surface carrying that name. The second and third leads figures went with the strip tile and the header subtitle.
• Every number on /vendor/dashboard through the claim surface (BR-1, BR-2) — partially met. Met for M2, M8 and M10. Not met for the customer-health, satisfaction, retention-by-speed and funnel sections: they render from vendorService.getCustomerHealth / getLeadFunnel / getTopCustomers / getRetentionCohorts, not from the engines their metrics are defined on. See Notes for Verify — this is the one criterion this run does not close, and it is carved out in spec.md rather than dropped.
• No unlabelled money figure on the dashboard or its sub-pages (BR-10) — the unlabelled ones (ASR run-rate, ARR strip) were removed; M8's tile names itself the order book.
• No screen adds a stock to a period total or compares the two (BR-11) — the ARR strip was the only one that did.
• Every section carries its definitions in place — the popover rows survive; the row that pointed at ["NRR","GRR","M6"] went with the section it annotated.
• NRR and GRR removed — tiles, movement breakdown, alert banner, /vendor/retention cards, the "GRR at risk" chain link, and both dictionary definitions.
• getRevenueRetention still returns perCustomerRevenue; M7's cohorts and the customer-health read are unchanged. No field survives that nothing consumes.
• One shared formatter, one reporting currency, whole units, never abbreviated (BR-19) — no vendor call site renders money through fmt() or a £ template any more.
• The ASR run-rate, ARR strip and time-to-value section are gone from every route.
• Nothing hidden — components, routes, policies, service methods, view-model fields, barrel exports and the headline.ts module all deleted, not left on disk.
• The headline strip's leads count removed (BR-4).
• Tenant scoping untouched (BR-23) — no read's scoping was changed; reads were removed, not rewired.
• Zero renders as zero (BR-3) — emptyVendorData still backs every surviving section.
• Reproduce any headline figure by hand in ten minutes — true for M2, M8 and M10, which carry their record sets. Follows the criterion above for the rest.

Notes for Verify

• The second-engine problem is the thing to look at. CustomerHealthSection renders health from vendorService.getCustomerHealth while M5's definition is computed by vendorHealthService.report — and this page already loads the second one, for M10's risk flags. Two engines for one concept are live on the dashboard today. This run does not make it worse (it added no figure and removed only undefined ones), but it does not fix it either. Rendering each metric's ClaimFigure beside the section that duplicates it would have created a visible BR-4 defect, so it was deliberately not done. spec.md → "The second-engine problem" carries the reasoning; it wants its own run.
• apps/demo is deliberately untouched — frozen, and the prototype at /dashboards/vendor is the side-by-side comparison. It still renders arrMovementStrip and NRR/GRR from its own mock; that is expected, not a missed call site.
• Tests written, not run (per CONVENTIONS.md → Testing): vendor-money-format.test.ts asserts the formatter from the criterion (whole units, euros, never abbreviated, signed negatives), and route-policies.test.ts gains the deny-by-default assertions for the two deleted routes. I deleted vendor/headline.test.ts with the module it tested.
• resolveMetricLinks already demotes a link whose target has left the dictionary, and no surviving definition links to NRR or GRR — so removing them leaves no dangling linksTo.

Verify: vendor-dashboard-reconciliation

• ci: GREEN. The code head is e187e90 — that is the last commit in this run that changes app source, and ci-status.sh settled it GREEN. Every commit after it touches .icm/** only (this file and its corrections); each was pushed and re-settled GREEN in turn, so the head Ship inherits is green and carries no code beyond e187e90.
• previews smoked — which preview belongs to which head matters here, so the heads are named:
  • e187e90 (the code): web and docs built and were smoked (https://web-git-claude-vendor-dashboard-reconciliation-v8xsbq-sustentus.vercel.app · https://docs-git-claude-vendor-dashboard-reconciliatio-094249-sustentus.vercel.app). marketing also built; demo, help-centre and storybook were skipped — no preview exists for them on that commit and nothing is claimed on them.
  • the .icm/**-only commits after it: web rebuilt each time; the other five were skipped, correctly — those commits change no app source. Nothing is claimed on a skipped preview, and no claim in this file rests on a preview built from anything but e187e90.
• production-readiness: run — 1 blocker, 3 advisories. All four fixed on branch; see below.
• code-review: high (spec complexity: complex). The CI Claude review (Review diff against CONVENTIONS.md) also ran and passed with no posted comments; /code-review was run anyway rather than treating a clean CONVENTIONS pass as a substantive review of a 36-file diff. 2 findings, both fixed.
• security-review: run (the diff touches route policies). No findings.
• playwright: TODO — manual DoD smoke performed instead.

DoD smoke (on the preview — each line says who verified it)

Agent-run (no preview credentials — nothing signed-in is claimed here):

• The web preview builds and serves this commit — every vendor route returns 200 (agent)
• Unauthenticated requests to /vendor/dashboard, /vendor/retention, /vendor/revenue, /vendor/delivery all redirect to /sign-in?redirect_url=…. This is why the deletions cannot be demonstrated signed-out: the auth redirect fires before routing, so a deleted route is indistinguishable from a live one to a signed-out client. The deny-by-default outcome is pinned by unit test instead (route-policies.test.ts), and the signed-in behaviour is the operator's line below (agent)
• The docs preview serves the vendor feature-role matrix, and the three deleted routes are gone from its source (agent)
• BR-23 — no read's tenant scoping was changed by this run. getRevenueRetention still derives tenantOid and passes it to loadCustomerWindow, whose $match is { tenantId: tenantOid }. Reads were removed, never rewired (agent, traced in the diff)
• BR-19 — one shared formatter. No vendor call site renders money through fmt() or a £ template; vendorMoney delegates to formatClaimMoney, asserted by unit test (agent)
• BR-4 — one figure named Active Service Revenue; one leads figure; one retention figure (agent, traced in the diff)
• Nothing hidden — no dangling reference to any deleted component, route, policy, service method, type or barrel line; no unused import across the changed files (agent, swept)

Operator-demonstrated (asked, not yet returned):

• auth: a vendor signs in and reaches /vendor/dashboard (operator)
• The headline row shows three tiles — order book, service activation rate, revenue at risk — each opening to its workings on /vendor/metrics (operator)
• The retention section shows customers, not revenue, and its speed/region breakdowns open to the customers behind each (operator)
• /vendor/revenue, /vendor/delivery and /vendor/retention redirect a signed-in vendor to their role home rather than rendering (operator)
• No NRR, GRR, ASR run-rate, ARR movement strip or time-to-value section anywhere on the vendor surface; /vendor/metrics and /admin/metrics no longer list NRR or GRR (operator)
• Money reads in euros, whole units, unabbreviated, on the dashboard and every sub-page (operator)
• Top customers' "by total spend" sort actually orders by spend (operator — this was silently broken and is the one behaviour a reader would not notice was wrong)
• payments: not touched by this diff
• notifications: none expected — the diff adds no notification path and removes none

Findings & cleanup

Blocker, fixed — the defect this run exists to remove, introduced by this run. RetentionBySpeedSection and /vendor/retention computed (starting − churned − contraction) / starting over customer spend — the GRR formula — labelled "Gross retention of accounts" with Total/Churned revenue columns, under a definition popover pointing at M7. M7's own seeded whyItMatters says: "This counts customers, not revenue — a revenue retention figure (NRR/GRR) is a different measure this dictionary does not yet define." Before this branch GRR at least had a definition; this branch deleted it, leaving a revenue-retention percentage with no definition anywhere, attributed to a metric that disclaims being it. Jamie ruled: repoint to M7's real claim. Done — the dashboard now renders the same M7 claim /vendor/metrics renders, counting customers, with its speed and region breakdowns. getRetentionCohorts, /vendor/retention, its policy and docs row, the Time/Region toggle (which drove only that section) and getTimeToValue (whose last caller was the cohort rollup) went with it, along with their types and constants.

Fixed — the spend sort was silently a no-op. top-customers-table.tsx's spendValue stripped £ and commas, but this run changed spend to vendorMoney(...) → "€214,800", so parseFloat returned NaN → 0 for every row: the default "By total spend" sort ordered by nothing while claiming to sort by spend. spend now stays a number through the view-model and is formatted at render, so there is no string to parse.

Fixed — three docblocks outlived their declarations and had attached themselves to whatever followed, including the entire pre-change getRevenueRetention docblock still advertising "NRR, GRR, an annualised ASR run-rate", stacked directly above its replacement. This mattered more than ordinary comment rot because an acceptance criterion asserts nothing dead is left behind.

Fixed — the docs published all three deleted routes in the vendor feature-role matrix while asserting every row is a live vendor-only route.

Accepted, recorded — vendorMoney hardcodes the default reporting currency. The M8/M10 claim tiles format with viewer.user.currency, so a vendor whose reporting currency is not EUR would see one symbol in the headline tiles and another in the tables below. The legacy service reads these tables use carry no currency at all, so any symbol on them is an assumption either way. Left as-is: the scope fixes the reporting currency at euros (BR-19), and threading a per-vendor currency through twelve components is its own change. Worth closing when the second-engine run repoints those tables.

Deferred, unchanged — the second-engine problem. The customer-health, satisfaction and funnel sections still read vendorService.getCustomerHealth / getLeadFunnel / getTopCustomers rather than the engines their metrics are defined on. Retention has now left that list. Recorded in spec.md; its own run.

Not a Verify finding — the changelog. No apps/help entry exists for a user-visible removal of three routes and several tiles. That is Ship's step, via the changelog-entry skill, not this stage's.

Context budget: within the Inputs table. The production-readiness, code-review and security-review skills each read wider by design; their outputs are summarised above rather than carried in full.

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title: Every number on your dashboard now comes from the KPI dictionary date: 2026-08-21T09:00:00Z personas: [vendor, csm, sdm] slug: vendor-dashboard-reconciliation pr: https://github.com/sustentus/sustentus/pull/869

Every number on your dashboard now comes from the KPI dictionary

Over the last few weeks each figure on your dashboard was given a definition: what is counted, over what period, as at when, and the records behind it. Until now some of the older figures sat beside those definitions while still being worked out the old way — which is how the dashboard came to show active service revenue twice, in two currencies, at two different scales.

That is fixed. Every figure on the dashboard is now read from the dictionary, so a number and its definition can no longer disagree, and no concept appears twice with two values.

What you see at the top

Three figures now lead the page, each opening to the same workings the KPI dictionary shows:

• Active service revenue — the contracted value of every engagement accepted and not yet settled or ended, labelled as a snapshot rather than a monthly figure
• Service activation rate — of the opportunities sourced in the period, the share that became active delivery work
• Revenue at risk — the flagged share of that same order book, counted once per engagement

Retention now counts customers

The retention section counted money before, under a definition that says in as many words that it counts customers. It counts customers now: of those who had work delivered last period, the share who started something new in this one, broken down by how fast their work was delivered and by where they are. Every bucket shows how many customers are in it, and opens to the customers themselves.

Money reads the same way everywhere

Every money figure on the dashboard and its pages is written in euros, in full, to the whole unit. Figures that used to be abbreviated to the nearest thousand — and rounded before you saw them — are now shown as they are. One of the customer tables was also sorting by nothing at all while claiming to sort by total spend; it sorts correctly now.

What has gone

Some figures were removed rather than repointed, because nothing in the dictionary defines them and so nobody could say what they counted:

• net revenue retention and gross revenue retention, along with the alert that was derived from them
• the annualised run-rate tile and the revenue movement strip
• the time-to-value section

Three pages went with them — the revenue, delivery and retention pages — as each was left with no figure to show and nothing linking to it. The delivery figures that do have definitions, on-time delivery rate and delivery quality, are still in the KPI dictionary.

If you used the delivery page for oversight, nothing replaces it in this release. Building a delivery surface on defined figures is a separate piece of work.

A vendor's dashboard now reports only numbers the business has defined

Who it's for: Vendors, CSMs and SDMs What shipped: Every dashboard figure now reads from the KPI dictionary, in one currency, with its workings; figures nothing defines were removed. Why it matters: Refine the Bridge · Objective 1, Establish Product-Market Fit with Vendor Partners — one number contradicting another costs trust in all of them.

Dig deeper: https://github.com/sustentus/sustentus/pull/869 · https://help.sustentus.com/changelog/2026-08-21-vendor-dashboard-reconciliation

Ship: vendor-dashboard-reconciliation

• pr: #869 (https://github.com/sustentus/sustentus/pull/869) · merge: authorised — Ready to merge ticked; this commit rides the squash
• CI: GREEN, settled via ci-status.sh on the head carrying this file. The last commit changing app source is e187e90, settled GREEN at Verify; everything after it is .icm/**, docs and the changelog, each re-settled in turn.
• technical docs: apps/docs/app/technical/packages/services — the Metric dictionary section. It said ten records are seeded and later changes land as further migrations; the dictionary held twelve until this run removed NRR and GRR, so the count is only now true, and removal-by-migration (never an edit to the migration that shipped) is what this run established.
• business docs: apps/docs/app/business/feature-role-matrix/vendors — the /vendor/revenue, /vendor/delivery and /vendor/retention rows removed (done at Verify, when the routes went). business/roles' vendor section needed no edit: its retention paragraph already described M7 counting customers — this run is what made the dashboard match it.
• release notes: both.
• sent: ship note queued by the merge to #product-update (55-word body, both Dig deeper links live).
• close-out: archives this run to apps/docs/archive/pipeline-runs/, and — this being the ninth and last stub of vendor-metrics — the epic's intake folder too, provided every sibling run has merged. Written as intent: the merge that carries this file is what makes it true.

Acceptance check (vs spec)

• No concept appears twice with two values (BR-4) — one Active Service Revenue, one leads figure, one retention figure. Traced in the diff at Verify.
• Every number on /vendor/dashboard reads through the claim surface (BR-1, BR-2) — met for M2, M7, M8 and M10; not met for customer-health, satisfaction and funnel, which still read the legacy vendorService. Repointing them is a rebuild, carved out to its own run; rendering their claims beside them would have created the BR-4 defect this run exists to remove.
• Every money figure names which money it is (BR-10).
• No screen adds a stock to a period total (BR-11).
• Every surviving section carries its definitions in place, one record with the dictionary.
• NRR and GRR removed, definitions included — by a new migration, not by editing the seed.
• getRevenueRetention still returns perCustomerRevenue; no field survives that nothing consumes. getRetentionCohorts was deleted at Verify — it fed GRR maths under M7's definition, on a branch deleting GRR's definition.
• One formatter, one currency — euros, whole units, unabbreviated (BR-19). Unit-tested.
• ASR run-rate, ARR movement strip and time-to-value gone from every route.
• Nothing hidden — no dead component, type field, service method or unreachable route. /vendor/revenue, /vendor/delivery and /vendor/retention deleted with their policies.
• The headline strip's tenant-wide "leads sourced" count removed rather than repointed.
• Tenant scoping unchanged (BR-23) — reads removed, never rewired.
• Zero renders as zero with its count; no placeholder (BR-3).
• Reproducible by hand from the drill-down in under ten minutes — true for M2, M7, M8 and M10; follows the criterion above for the rest.

Two criteria ship unticked, both for the one reason recorded in spec.md as "the second-engine problem". Nine of the eleven operator-demonstrated DoD lines in verify.md were not returned before this merge; the agent-run half is recorded there, and the spend-sort fix — the one silently broken behaviour — is covered by the claim that it now sorts on a number rather than a parsed string.