Enterprise activation has traction,but rollout has one gate

52.5% activation is up 7.1 points month over month, and the remaining decision gate is data residency review for two regulated customers.

01 / 05

numbers first

Activation rose whileAPI p95 latency fell

52.5%

52.5% enterprise activation

▲ metrics

7.1

Up 7.1 points month over month

▲ metrics

310

310 ms API latency p95

▼ metrics

02 / 05

trend

Three staged cohorts shippedwithout critical incidents

evidence 01

3 staged cohorts

The rollout moved through 3 staged cohorts

evidence 02

No critical incidents

The rollout moved through 3 staged cohorts and reported no critical incidents.

evidence 03

New model rollout completed staged cohorts

The model rollout used 3 staged cohorts

evidence 04

Operational evidence supports expansion consideration

3 staged cohorts

Insight: The rollout moved through 3 staged cohorts and reported no critical incidents.

03 / 05

trend

Two regulated customers keepresidency review on the path

evidence 01

Two regulated customers need data residency review

Two regulated customers still need data residency review

evidence 02

Risk is tied to regulated customer requirements

Two regulated customers still need data residency review, so the expansion decision should explicitly account for that gate.

evidence 03

No critical incidents were reported in staged rollout

The outstanding risk is narrow

evidence 04

Expansion decision depends on the review gate

two regulated customers need data residency review

Insight: Two regulated customers still need data residency review, so the expansion decision should explicitly account for that gate.

04 / 05

closing readout

All-tenant expansion needsa next-week decision

Decision: The decision is whether to expand the rollout to all enterprise tenants next week after weighing improved KPIs against the regulated-customer review.

52.5%

52.5% enterprise activation

3

3 staged cohorts with no critical incidents

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