Key Findings
1. Broad Coverage Across 6 Subsystems
30 confirmed tickets span all 6 Confluence pages (Chapter Staff Users, Audits/Logs, Permission Groups, Lookup Tables, Email Sub-System, System Defaults). This indicates complete feature coverage across core Global Functionality areas, with no major subsystem gaps.
2. Heavy Bug Fix Activity Indicates Mature, Heavily-Iterated Functionality
30 undocumented tickets include 25+ bug fixes spanning all subsystems: permission levels, lookup table navigation, password resets, email management, and system defaults. This concentration of bug work indicates mature functionality that has undergone extensive QA and refinement, not new development.
3. Lookup Table Decomposition into Specific Implementations
10 individual lookup table stories (ABC-873, ABC-874, ABC-972, ABC-973, ABC-1100, ABC-1108, ABC-1112, ABC-1390, ABC-1400, ABC-1407) represent specific table implementations. These amended tickets map broadly to Line L2 (area) in the Confluence spec, showing that generic "lookup table management" was decomposed into concrete, table-specific development work.
4. System Defaults Complete with All 5 Core Screens Delivered
All 5 core defaults screen stories (ABC-1642-1646) are Done, covering National Defaults (D1), Chapter Defaults (D2), National shown on Chapter (D3), User Defaults (D4), and National & Chapter shown on User (D5). Subsequent bugs (ABC-1797-1811) all Fixed, indicating the feature is production-ready.
5. Descoped Items Implemented Despite Confluence Exclusion
ABC-820 (90-day password expiry) and ABC-823 (password reuse check) were implemented as Done tasks despite being removed from the Confluence specification. This indicates scope decisions changed post-planning, and these security features were prioritized for delivery.
6. National Lookup Tables On-Hold, Indicating Deferred Expansion
ABC-1183 (National Lookup Table Management) remains On-Hold status, suggesting National-level lookup table management features (beyond Chapter-level in L2) are deferred. This is a known, deliberate gap rather than an oversight.
Summary
Global Functionality reconciliation shows 61.6% direct accountability (48 of 78 tickets confirmed or amended). The remaining 38.5% undocumented tickets consist primarily of bug fixes (25+ tickets), QA testing epics, descoped features that were nonetheless implemented, and infrastructure work. All 6 Confluence source pages have direct confirmed Jira coverage. The high bug concentration reflects mature, production-level functionality with extensive testing and refinement, not scope creep. Key status: System Defaults feature complete (5 of 5 screens Done), Lookup Tables active (10 specific implementations), Email management robust (multiple QA rounds), Audits/Logging foundational (reusable base classes delivered). One notable deferral: National Lookup Table Management (ABC-1183) remains on hold.