Customs entry summary: the relationship indicator printed at the start of the second and third invoices

Original gold

All other line items: null in gold and in every system's output.

Evidence

The entry covers three commercial invoices. On the form, column 32.C ("Relationship") is printed once per invoice, on the invoice header line that precedes the invoice's first line item:

• Page 1, above line 001: the first invoice's header carries Y.
• Page 5, above line 037: "Invoice Number 002/US202203-0004" with Y in column 32.
• Page 7, above line 060: "Invoice Number 003/US202203-0005" with Y in column 32.

The three placements are printed identically. The upstream annotation assigned the first Y to line 001 and left lines 037 and 060 null.

Decision

Set line_items[36].relationship_indicator and line_items[59].relationship_indicator to Y, matching the treatment of line 001. No field-rule change.

Rationale

Gold must treat the same printed pattern the same way within one document. Either the indicator printed on an invoice header belongs to that invoice's first line item, in which case all three first items carry Y, or it belongs to no line item, in which case line 001 should also be null. The upstream annotation chose the first reading for invoice 1; this dispute applies that reading consistently. Every system read it the same way, which is evidence about the page, not about the models.

Effect on scores

Two cells of 1,254. Every system gains two matched cells under v3; all four move from 0.995 to 0.997 on this document, so no ranking moves.