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We're facing a high-value claim where the customer insists we made an exception previously; I must present a tight rebuttal that anticipates procurement's counters.
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+The customer claims a prior exception supports coverage for this high-value claim. I need a…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The customer claims a prior exception supports coverage for this high-value claim. I need a rebuttal packet that demonstrates consistent application of policy and neutralizes the 'you made an exception before' argument. Tell me which records to pull, how to frame the prior exception so it's not precedent, and the one phrase to use that preserves our tone while closing the door on an infinite exceptions argument.
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