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- **Elite** (`elite`) → [clients/elite/INDEX.md](clients/elite/INDEX.md)
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- **GroWrk** (`growrk`) → [clients/growrk/INDEX.md](clients/growrk/INDEX.md)
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- **New York City Department of Education** (`nycdoe`) → [clients/nycdoe/INDEX.md](clients/nycdoe/INDEX.md)
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- **NYC Health & Hospitals** (`nychh`) → [clients/nychh/INDEX.md](clients/nychh/INDEX.md)
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- **Office Depot** (`office-depot`) → [clients/office-depot/INDEX.md](clients/office-depot/INDEX.md)
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- **Prudential Financial** (`prudential`) → [clients/prudential/INDEX.md](clients/prudential/INDEX.md)
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- **Quad Graphics** (`quad`) → [clients/quad/INDEX.md](clients/quad/INDEX.md)
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- **Rate** (`rate`) → [clients/rate/INDEX.md](clients/rate/INDEX.md)
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- **Tow Foundation** (`tow-foundation`) → [clients/tow-foundation/INDEX.md](clients/tow-foundation/INDEX.md)
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# Client: NYC Health & Hospitals `nychh`
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| [NYC Health & Hospitals](profile.md) | 2.0 | NYC Health & Hospitals (NYCHH) is a TOGA 2.0 client on the `_underscore` platform, prod schema `Client_Nychh`. | |
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title: "NYC Health & Hospitals"
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framework: "2.0"
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apps:
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- _underscore
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- api2
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project: _Underscore
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client: nychh
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type: profile
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status: active
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updated: 2026-06-19
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owners: ["jcardinal"]
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files: []
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related:
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- ../../2.0/apps/_underscore/features/tracking-number-bridges.md
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---
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## Summary
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NYC Health & Hospitals (NYCHH) is a TOGA 2.0 client on the `_underscore` platform, prod schema
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`Client_Nychh`. Their supply-chain / fulfillment data drives the TOGa Supply item-fulfillment
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table views. Client-specific DB change-sets live in `dbchanges2/Client_Nychh/`.
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## Platforms & data
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- **2.0:** `_underscore` backend, prod schema `Client_Nychh`. Item fulfillments, units, and
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tracking numbers follow the shared tracking-number bridge model.
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## Key features (this client)
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- Item-fulfillment table views (`item-fulfillments-for-sales-orders`,
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`item-fulfillments-for-sales-order-items`) rebuilt 2026-06-19 to mirror the Compass fix —
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re-rooted at `ItemFulfillmentItems` with item-level (record 318) tracking. See
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[Tracking-Number Bridge Migration](../../2.0/apps/_underscore/features/tracking-number-bridges.md)
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(Client variations + the TableView portability gotcha).
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## Notes
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- Tracking data: record 318 (item-level) is currently empty for this client; their tracking
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populates the IF/shipment level (record 317). The rebuilt views use 318 (per the Compass
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pattern) and will show tracking once item-level tracking is backfilled.
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- This profile is a starting point; expand as more NYCHH-specific behavior is captured.
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title: "Quad Graphics"
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framework: "2.0"
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project: _Underscore
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client: quad
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type: profile
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status: active
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updated: 2026-06-19
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owners: ["jcardinal"]
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files: []
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Quad Graphics is a TOGA 2.0 client on the `_underscore` platform, prod schema `Client_Quad`.
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Their supply-chain / fulfillment data drives the TOGa Supply item-fulfillment table views.
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Client-specific DB change-sets live in `dbchanges2/Client_Quad/`.
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- **NetSuite TOGa Supply sync:** the per-client worker cron exercises the IF/IR tracking-number
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bridge routes (see the bridge-migration doc's ACL-gap notes — Quad hit the 403 EZ-1 gap in prod).
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## Key features (this client)
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- **Unit-level custom fields** on the item-fulfillment views: `c_hostIdentifier`
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(CustomRecordFields id 1), `c_pkIdentifier` (id 2), and `macAddress` (RecordField 1432) —
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all defined on the Units record (31).
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three Units-level custom columns. See
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## Notes
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tracking is backfilled.
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- This profile is a starting point; expand as more Quad-specific behavior is captured.
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- If the repo is **not registered**, run **New-repo onboarding** (below) — ask everything.
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- If you cannot confidently determine the repo/framework/project/client, **ask**.
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## Step 2c — Detect new & modified clients (automatic — never wait to be asked)
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Client coverage is **your** responsibility, not the developer's. They will mention clients in
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passing ("for the NYCHH client", "Client_Quad", "Compass and also Rate") and **expect the KB to
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end up correct without being told to add anything.** On every capture, before Step 3:
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1. **Scan the whole conversation** for every client referenced in any form — formal name
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("NYC Health & Hospitals"), short name ("NYCHH", "Quad"), slug (`nychh`), or database name
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(`Client_Nychh` / `Logs_Nychh` / `Archive_Nychh` → tenant `Nychh` → slug `nychh`). Build the
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full set; there may be **several** new clients in one session — handle **all** of them.
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2. **Resolve each** to a slug and check `knowledge/clients/<slug>/`. Cross-check the manifest
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(`knowledge.js manifest`) so a client that exists under a different slug spelling isn't
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3. **For each client with no folder → run New-client onboarding automatically** (below). Do
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**not** wait for the developer to say "add this client." Capture the **formal name** from
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what the developer already wrote in the conversation; **only ASK if the formal name was never
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stated** (you may ask once, listing all unknown clients together: "What are the formal names
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for <slug-a>, <slug-b>?"). Create `clients/<slug>/profile.md`, seed `apps` from the repos this
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session touched for that client.
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4. **For each existing client whose behavior this session changed** (a new client-specific
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override, a corrected workflow, a new client-scoped migration, an `apps` repo now in play) →
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Step 5b). Modifications to an existing client are captured without being asked, same as
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This step is **mandatory and auto-applied** (it is ordinary non-elevated client-doc work per
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in the conversation. Report every client added or modified in the Step 7 summary.
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