Record inspector

One record, twice: exactly what the legacy system exported, beside Relay's normalized reading of it. acct:legacy:1205

What this record is

Legacy account

One record Relay staged from the files imported for this migration.

Account: 1205

The exported row, and how Relay read it

The same record on both sides. The left is evidence and never changes; the right is Relay's interpretation of it, and is what every check reads.

Original source row

Original source

Exactly what the export contained, stored append-only. Relay never edits it — a correction is an overlay recorded on top of it.

row 8, line 9

Raw source values, column by column, as exported
Account	1205
Description	Allowance for Doubtful Accounts
Type	Other Current Asset
Detail Type	Allowance for Bad Debts
Active	Yes

Relay's normalized record

Normalized record

Produced from the exported row by the approved column mapping: the same values, parsed into typed fields. This is an interpretation, not evidence — when it looks wrong, the mapping or an approved override changes, never the row itself.

Normalized fields Relay derived from the source row
Code	1205
Name	Allowance for Doubtful Accounts
Subtype	contra_asset
Is active	true

Exact normalized values as stored

{
  "code": "1205",
  "name": "Allowance for Doubtful Accounts",
  "subtype": "contra_asset",
  "is_active": true
}

What Relay's checks found here

Findings Relay's automatic rules and reconciliations raised against this record. They are produced by the run, never written or cleared by hand: a finding goes away when a run stops reporting it.

Relay check result

BWP-37highopenControl-account subtypes mixed by the mapping: acct:legacy:1205

Raised by the automatic check MAP.SUBTYPE_COMPATIBLE · Migration defect: Relay or the export is wrong — fix it before go-live