🖊️ Internal Gain

The Gain is an required **input to be written in Gain Intl. Its a decimal number superior or equal to $0$. Here’s a cheat-sheet to input a Gain:

• $0$: This tasks provides no value on its own to Stockly (which is the case for most tasks, ex split tasks, reviews, process reviews, etc)
• $0⁺ - 1$: Very low impact tasks. Typically, SEV5 tickets, tickets impacting less than 10 order lines and/or purchases a day. Tasks whose impact doesn’t scale with the network size.
• $2 - 4$: Low impact tasks. Typically, SEV4 tickets, tickets impacting less than 30 order lines and/or purchases a day. Tasks whose impact doesn’t scale with the network size.
• $5 - 14$: Typically SEV3 tickets, tickets impacting 1 to 5% of GMV Score per day, small features, productivity wins impacting a few teams.
• $15 - 34$: Typically SEV2 tickets, features with significant impact of the network (5% - 25% of GMV Score)
• $35 - 57$: High impact tasks. Tasks impacting almost all the network, impacting significantly our margins, volume or productivity.
• $58+$: Ground breaking tasks. Strategic tasks with a huge impact of the company’s viability and trajectory, SEV1 tickets.

Gain Internal Computation

If the ‣ is not an Integrate Partner Task:

If the ‣ is an Integrate Partner Task, Gain is computed from the ‣:

🧮 Issue quantification & Gain Justification

Tasks must include a justification of the [🖊️ Internal Gain](https://stockly.notion.site/Internal-f7229920b4a04bb28babb972ff23842f), except if it comes from an external computation as for ‣ or from the migration of a Ticket, in order for other members to challenge the Gain.

⚖️ Gain computation

✍️ Gain Definition

The Gain of a task $T$ has 3 components:

Override

<aside> 💥 In very specific cases a gain_out_override can be used

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