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TargetArchitecture_Partial.xlsx

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Finding 1 of 13

Direct match 99%

Account.AccountKey column

The authoritative register requires an Int64 Account.AccountKey stable identifier. Current gold observes the exact table, column name and data type.

Workbook evidence

Target Fields!A2:J2

Cited current gold

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Finding 2 of 13

Direct match 99%

Account.AccountName column

The authoritative register requires a String Account.AccountName. Current gold observes the exact table, column name and data type.

Workbook evidence

Target Fields!A3:J3

Cited current gold

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Finding 3 of 13

Direct match 98%

Account.AccountType column

Current gold observes the exact String Account.AccountType column. Structural coverage is direct, although the register definition mentions revenue/expense while the fictional examples also include asset, liability and equity values.

Workbook evidence

Target Fields!A4:J4 Chart of Accounts!C3:C13

Cited current gold

Should AccountType cover the full balance-sheet and P&L domain (Asset, Liability, Equity, Revenue, Expense), rather than only the register's stated revenue-or-expense classification?

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Finding 4 of 13

Direct match 97%

Calendar.DateKey column

The authoritative register requires an Int64 Calendar.DateKey in YYYYMMDD form. Current gold observes the exact table, column name and data type; actual value encoding was not available for verification.

Workbook evidence

Target Fields!A5:J5

Cited current gold

Should the YYYYMMDD encoding and uniqueness of Calendar.DateKey be tested against source/model data during implementation validation?

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Finding 5 of 13

Direct match 99%

Calendar.Date column

The authoritative register requires a DateTime Calendar.Date. Current gold observes the exact table, column name and data type.

Workbook evidence

Target Fields!A6:J6

Cited current gold

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Finding 6 of 13

Direct match 95%

Calendar.FiscalMonth column

Current gold observes the exact Int64 Calendar.FiscalMonth column. Workbook context indicates a July fiscal-year start and supplies a formula for month numbering. Gold does not establish that the current model uses that exact derivation and notes that the column is summarised by Sum.

Workbook evidence

Target Fields!A7:J7 Fiscal Calendar!A2:C3 Fiscal Calendar!C4:C34

Cited current gold

Does the current Calendar.FiscalMonth use the required July-start numbering shown by the workbook formula?

Should Calendar.FiscalMonth be changed from Summarise by Sum to Summarise by None?

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Finding 7 of 13

Direct match 99%

Ledger.DateKey column and calendar linkage

The authoritative register requires an Int64 Ledger.DateKey posting-date foreign key. Current gold observes the exact column and an active many-to-one Ledger.DateKey to Calendar.DateKey relationship.

Workbook evidence

Target Fields!A8:J8

Cited current gold

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Finding 8 of 13

Direct match 99%

Ledger.AccountKey column and account linkage

The authoritative register requires an Int64 Ledger.AccountKey account foreign key. Current gold observes the exact column and an active many-to-one Ledger.AccountKey to Account.AccountKey relationship.

Workbook evidence

Target Fields!A9:J9

Cited current gold

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Finding 9 of 13

Direct match 97%

Ledger.SignedAmount column

The authoritative register requires a Decimal Ledger.SignedAmount in reporting-sign convention. Current gold observes the exact Decimal column. The audit confirms structure and formatting, but not source currency conversion logic or detailed sign semantics.

Workbook evidence

Target Fields!A10:J10 Ledger Sample!A2:C3

Cited current gold

Is SignedAmount already converted into a single reporting currency, and what conversion-rate/date rules are intended when CurrencyCode is added?

Is the workbook's positive-revenue/negative-expense sign convention the required production convention?

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Finding 10 of 13

Direct match 99%

Ledger.IsAdjustment column

The authoritative register requires a Boolean Ledger.IsAdjustment. Current gold observes the exact table, column name and data type.

Workbook evidence

Target Fields!A11:J11

Cited current gold

What business rule distinguishes late or manual adjustments, and is the current field populated consistently with that rule?

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Finding 11 of 13

Not found in this gold boundary 99%

Ledger.CostCentre column

The authoritative register requires Ledger.CostCentre for operating-area accountability, and working sheets illustrate cost-centre codes. The audited Ledger inventory contains only DateKey, AccountKey, SignedAmount and IsAdjustment; no CostCentre object is present in available current gold.

Workbook evidence

Target Fields!A12:J12 Ledger Sample!E3:E15 Reference Data!A1:A4

Cited current gold

Is CostCentre available in the finance posting source at the same posting grain as Ledger?

Is a separate Cost Centre dimension required, or is a code column on Ledger sufficient?

Who owns the authoritative cost-centre hierarchy and effective-dating rules?

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Finding 12 of 13

Not found in this gold boundary 99%

Ledger.CurrencyCode column

The authoritative register requires an ISO transaction CurrencyCode for transaction-currency analysis, and working sheets illustrate AUD/NZD codes. No CurrencyCode object is present in the audited Ledger inventory in available current gold.

Workbook evidence

Target Fields!A13:J13 Ledger Sample!F3:F15 Reference Data!C1:C4

Cited current gold

Is transaction currency available on every posting in the finance source?

Are transaction amount, reporting amount and exchange-rate fields also needed to make transaction-currency analysis meaningful?

Should CurrencyCode link to a governed currency dimension?

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Finding 13 of 13

Not found in this gold boundary 99%

Account.AccountGroup column

The authoritative register requires an Account.AccountGroup management roll-up. The audited Account inventory contains AccountKey, AccountName and AccountType only; no AccountGroup object is present in available current gold.

Workbook evidence

Target Fields!A14:J14 Chart of Accounts!D3:D13 Reference Data!B1:B4

Cited current gold

What is the authoritative source and owner for AccountGroup mappings?

Can an account belong to more than one management group, and are mappings effective-dated?

The reference examples differ in grouping vocabulary from some chart-of-accounts examples; what controlled hierarchy is intended?

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Target Fields

Chart of Accounts

Fiscal Calendar

Ledger Sample

Management P&L

Reference Data

Validation

The workbook as a whole