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The contract says 18 Dec 2026. The work is scheduled 25 days later — and it’s waiting on work nobody owns.
- The contractMilestone 2 is due 18 Dec 2026.
- The work in JiraDue 12 Jan 2027, and marked blocked.
- What it waits onThe inventory migration milestone, which has nobody assigned.
- Decision
- Assign the inventory migration work, or agree a new date with the client
- Who acts · decide before
- Alex Morgan · 18 Dec 2026, the contract date
- Payment dependent on acceptance
- $230,000
- Money at risk
- Not worked out yet
Show why
Contract §4 Milestones — W2 “Core configuration”, 18 Dec 2026, USD 230,000 on acceptance.
Jira PT-44 carries W2’s work, due 12 Jan 2027, marked Blocked.
It waits on W3 “Inventory migration”, whose work PT-45 has no assignee.
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