OPS.13:5.4 - An assisted service promises a review result

An assisted production service can generate sixty drafts per day. Each accepted output requires its own review decision, and staffing supports six such decisions per day. In the recent matching work mix, those reviews yielded four to six accepted outputs. A recipient requests ten accepted outputs tomorrow.

Even the normal review bound excludes ten accepted outputs from that staffing arrangement. Increasing generation cannot resolve the deficit. The service provider can propose a later accepted-output target, obtain qualified acceptance capacity, or offer six review decisions if that narrower result is useful to the recipient. The recent four-to-six range describes those observations; it supplies no stated probability for tomorrow.

If the recipient accepts the review service, the parties specify what a completed review includes and how rejected or revised drafts continue. They preserve the original accepted-output request as refused, revised or unresolved rather than counting review completion as acceptance.