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Conflicting order IDs
Synthetic sample from Export Rescue: two order IDs each have conflicting amounts. All four affected records are kept for review. The two remaining records are accepted, totaling USD 55.00.
Every source row remains traceable. The review file shows which entries need a decision before they can be included in the cleaned export.
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