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How to read a pack-accuracy rate
99% accuracy sounds high until you multiply it by daily order volume.
At meaningful volume, even a 99% accuracy rate means real orders going out wrong every week.
Ask for the rate as a rolling number, and ask what happens to the orders in the remaining 1%.
- High percentages still mean real errors at volume
- Ask what happens to the error cases
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