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system of record
/ˈsɪs.təm əv ˈrek.ɔːrd/ - n.
1. Term struck pending the definitions of accuracy, ownership, and reconciliation it claims to settle — a record is not authoritative because it was named first.
Struck
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See also
- accuracyAgreement with the source system, which everyone has quietly agreed to call reality.
- golden recordThe one true version of the customer, assembled from five wrong ones by a rule no one in the room can recite.
- single version of the truthThe truth that everyone agreed to, and then maintained a personal copy of, just in case.