
Slava Lunev
35:45 - 36:06
"there are about 1,300 files that the harbor staff scanned. So those digital files, are now benchmarked against about roughly 800 invoices that are run monthly"
“there are about 1,300 files that the harbor staff scanned. So those digital files, are now benchmarked against about roughly 800 invoices that are run monthly”
- Speaker
- Slava Lunev
- Timestamp
- 35:45 – 36:06
- Transcript
- Kodiak: October 20, 2026, Work Session
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- Alaska News
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- October 20, 2026
From the transcript
There's some technical still difficulty within one of those rate parameters because the software, the way it interprets the rates that were set up to Link, is still not— it's not as easy to fix. But having the tool and having the sporadic scans, those transactions would get flagged and subsequently reviewed and adjusted manually if they needed to. So the one thing that we want to kind of make sure that we, we like communicate across is that the flags that we call it flags, not errors, because the system is designed, the algorithm is designed to essentially take everything that we have in digital form, which are the files, and there are about 1,300 files that the harbor staff scanned. So those digital files, are now benchmarked against about roughly 800 invoices that are run monthly. Historically, that would have been done manually, and people, you know, the harbor staff would catch some errors manually.
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