report-the-departures

# Report the departures ## What it does Ranks the steps that are departed from most, asks the people who departed why in their own words, and hands the numbers, the baseline and the blind spots to the review without blaming anybody for them. ## Where it happens The agent does this in three activities across two reference processes. Each one names the activity as that process words it. - **Ask the People Who Departed Why** - `ref/rev/review-adoption`, activity 5 - [Review Adoption](../../../../processes/revenue-operations/review-adoption.md) - **Hand the Measure to the Review** - `ref/rev/instrument-a-process`, activity 16 - [Instrument a Process](../../../../processes/revenue-operations/instrument-a-process.md) - **Rank the Departures** - `ref/rev/review-adoption`, activity 3 - [Review Adoption](../../../../processes/revenue-operations/review-adoption.md) ## What to record Per process: the watched steps, and the unwatched ones with the reason each was left out. For each watched step, the observable difference between a followed run and a departed one. The change request field by field, saying what each new field records about a person, and the policy check with the line behind every refusal and the fields the privacy reviewer struck out. The baseline, and the detection's score against the known runs with every miss and every false alarm listed. Every signal raised in the first weeks, checked by hand against the run it fired on. The steps it still cannot see. Per period: the measure's gaps and outages marked before a number is read, the ranked departures with the count behind each rate, and what people said, attributed to a role, with the refusals counted as refusals. That contract covers every activity this abstract agent takes on, and it is repeated in `com.agentcatalog.agent/RECORDS.md`. What the abstract agent does not do is in `com.agentcatalog.agent/NOT.md`.