This page is the dictionary for the two reports shared in this view — Delivery and SOW Reports. The vocabulary (cells, stages, statuses, data lifecycle) is consistent across every cell in the program. Open this when a label, status or count looks unfamiliar.
Both reports are generated from Unilever.xlsx — the program's single source of truth — and re-rendered on each refresh. They are independent of each other but share the same cell key, so countries, brands and SOWs reconcile across panes.
A cell is one country × category × brand combination — for example Italy / Fabric Cleaning / Coccolino. Every report aggregates over cells. The four-column key (business_group, country, category, brand) is the canonical join across every sheet; the cell_id slug (e.g. HC-IT-Fabric-Cleaning-Coccolino) is a convenience handle.
Each cell has a sponsor partner — Europe, Unilever, Google, TikTok or Pinterest — that determines who's funding and steering the work. It also has a cell status describing where it sits in its overall lifecycle, independent of the per-stage status detail.
The ten stages are the spine of the program. Every cell inherits the same sequence; what varies is who owns each stage and what status each stage is in. The stage list is the canonical reference for the Delivery heatmap — every column you see in that report is one of these ten.
Each cell has ten stages, and each stage has a status. The status vocabulary below is fixed. Read these as the column-language of the Delivery heatmap: every coloured tile in that report is one of these six.
The Data stage on Delivery rolls up a per-cell, per-data-type readiness inventory. Every cell has fourteen data-type rows; each carries one of six lifecycle values. The stage status on the Delivery heatmap should match the rollup — when every feed for a cell is Validated, the Data stage is Done.
Granularity Issue — feed arrived but the cut isn't usable (wrong geo level, wrong period). Blocked — feed not arriving, dependency named. Not in Scope — deliberate exclusion, scoped out at Design.