Citrus Coast Foods — Compliance Reporting Workbench Portfolio Case Study
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Historical Workflow — Q3 2015 Reconstruction of the quarterly reporting process operated by SCVdata, 2014–2016. This workbench is seeded with Q3 2015 (Jul–Sep 2015) data — the stable mature-state quarter with 7 HIE accounts and 3,269 compliance rows. Raw QuickBooks exports were transformed into pipe-delimited flat files for AFS Technologies / IHG Holiday Inn Express franchise reporting.
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Source Data
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Enrichment
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Filter + Validate
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Submission Output

Step 1 — Source Data Export

Remote into server via GoToMyPC → run Item Listing and Sales By Customer Detail exports from QuickBooks → paste into master workbook sheets.

Begin by loading the quarterly source exports, then step through enrichment, filtering, and output.

👆 Start here — load the quarter exports to begin the workflow

Sales By Customer Detail

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Click "Load Quarter Data" to simulate QB export paste

Item Listing Export

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Awaiting Item Listing export
Modernized Extension Issue classes drawn from actual submission rejections and data-quality gaps documented across the 2014–2016 engagement. Primary source: Q2 2015 rejection/resubmission cycle (Melissa's AFS feedback, #N/A VLOOKUP failures). Additional patterns from Q3 2015 (serial date anomaly) and structural issues recurring across all quarters.
Historical Output Final pipe-delimited flat file format accepted by AFS Technologies for IHG/Holiday Inn Express compliance reporting. Default view: Q3 2015 — the primary reference quarter. Q2 2015 (rejection/resubmission) and Q3 2016 (account contraction / Foodbuy transition) are available for comparison. Toggle to view the 57-column Compass/Foodbuy schema introduced in 2016.
Accepted
Modernized Reporting Layer A software-forward extension of the account and product visibility needs identified during the engagement. All figures reflect Q3 2015 (Jul–Sep 2015) — the same quarter as the Workbench hero view. This reporting layer was not part of the original historical interface — it represents what operator-facing analytics would look like built on the same data.

Account Velocity — Q3 2015

Ranked by revenue

Product Movement — Q3 2015

Top SKUs by units
Operational Record Six quarters of compliance reporting, 2014–2016. Schema evolved from 19 to 21 columns across the first four quarters, then stabilized. Note: Q4 2015 and Q1–Q2 2016 artifacts not preserved; gap in evidence does not materially affect the operational record.
Account naming note: Internal QuickBooks records used inconsistent naming — some properties appear as "Holiday Inn Express" (full brand name) and others as "Holiday Express" (shortened). This inconsistency is historically accurate and is preserved in this demo as documented data-quality texture.