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Which record types should I name when asking for intake material?

A checklist of eight record types a buyer can name in a request so a generated sample is built around the fields, links and outcomes the evaluation needs.

When you describe what you need, name the record types below so the sample can be built around them.

- Raw submissions in the channels you care about, such as web form text, email bodies and typed call notes. - Case records with status, queue, category and a closed list of allowed status transitions. - Policy rules with identifiers, effective dates, required evidence and written exception paths. - Attachment metadata describing document type, legibility and whether it matches the content the applicant claimed. - Duplicate and related-case links, including pairs that look alike but are legitimately separate requests. - Action logs with actor role, action type, timestamp and the note left at handover. - Reference outcomes for each task, covering final status, queue and the elements a note must contain. - Environment reset definitions that restore queues and cases to a known starting state for repeated runs.

Naming record types up front keeps the sample focused on what your training or evaluation design actually needs to read and check.

Audience:
Model labs
Content type:
Checklist
Buyer question:
What can be generated

Content release: r-a220eb6e099b243b

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