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Question 4 of 5 · What did protecting the spend free for new work?

$12,582 a month of credits stayed free for new work — kept out of the cover on purpose.

estimate · counted tasks × Microsoft’s published medium-task price · never added to the cover
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Every spending path is watched against a floor your own leadership named.
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The deckThe Value Report as PowerPoint — one slide per question. This question as a PDFThe sheet, ready to print or save. ListenThis answer, read aloud.
Steered — a job Aristo routed onto the seat you already pay for instead of a metered credit task.
Envelope — a labeled estimate: a counted event multiplied by a published price.
← 3 · Is it causal — or would it have happened anyway?5 · Does the return justify expanding? →
Every counted run, newest first
RunCounted onFrontier scoreAssigned seats in useAssigned seats ready to activate, a month
Run 424 September782,760$38,400
Run 325 August742,757$38,490
Run 226 July702,754$38,580
Run 126 June662,751$38,670

Every run is stored and never re-scored; nothing has moved since the newest one, so it is the reading on this page. The score is allowed to go down.