Can generated tasks represent a response that arrives but does not resolve the request?

An administration coordinator is waiting for documents needed to complete a service booking. Request `REQ-3108` contains two required items: a signed consent form and a referral document. Both share the same response deadline under the generated procedure.

A new attachment arrives and is linked to `REQ-3108`. The consent form is complete, but the referral document is absent. The agent changes the consent item to received while leaving the referral item outstanding. It then prepares a follow-up that requests only the missing document and leaves the booking in an administrative hold state.

If the agent closes the parent request merely because an attachment arrived, the booking appears ready despite an unmet prerequisite. If it repeats the entire original request, the recipient is asked to resend material already accepted.

MirrorFirm could generate parent requests, item-level requirements, attachment metadata and policy-driven booking states for this task. The scenario teaches selective completion: a response can resolve part of an overdue obligation while changing the content, recipient burden and downstream effect of the next follow-up.