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Chapter 6 of 7
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Check the inventory-decision evidence

Before the final explanation, review the product key, price enrichment, relationship grain, and first action in four questions.

Question for this chapter

Can you separate inventory signals from price signals when explaining the first action?

Why this matters now

You connected products across two tables, enriched inventory with competitor prices, and narrowed the candidate through relationships and the dashboard. Before the final explanation, distinguish row counts, aggregation grain, observed signals, and an actual price change. This quiz has no passing score and does not lock the next chapter.

Core decision check

Select an answer to see the correct choice and its evidence immediately.

0/4 questions reviewed

  1. Question 1 Which key connects the same product across branch inventory and competitor prices?
  2. Question 2 Which interpretation of the 46,700-row price-update output is correct?
  3. Question 3 Why do 46,700 inventory rows become 56 inventory locations in the ontology?
  4. Question 4 What should happen first under the current synthetic seed?

Connect the evidence in one statement

Enrich prices through item_code, distinguish source rows from relationship grain, and when stockout risk is zero, review the leading price candidate first while preserving pre-change checks.

Next decision

You have separated the first action from its hold conditions. In the final chapter, connect the import, price enrichment, graph context, and leading review candidate in one operations explanation.