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A customer disputes a charge and I have a contract copy with unclear line items; billing asked me to highlight the disputed entries.
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The customer disputes two line items and billing needs a marked contract copy to compare. I'm new…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The customer disputes two line items and billing needs a marked contract copy to compare. I'm new to reading our contracts and I don't want to highlight the wrong clauses. Tell me which parts of the contract to mark up for each disputed charge, how to annotate the PDF so billing sees exactly where to compare amounts, and the language to include in my note explaining what I found and what I couldn't verify without escalation.
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