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Bar menu revision and availability data for AI
A printed menu may continue to show an item after a supervisor records its removal.
NAICS 722410 · Drinking Places (Alcoholic Beverages)
A printed menu may continue to show an item after a supervisor records its removal. Census identifies drinking places separately, and FDA materials provide food service context. A venue can demonstrate a version-matching exercise using generic item names and no actual sales. Census Accommodation and Food Services industries · FDA Food Code
Write a fictional menu and two change requests. Confirm one in a mock service log, and leave the other as a draft. Ask which version is supported for a practice shift and what information remains missing. Keep product availability distinct from a sale, recommendation or service decision.
Use no customer or payment data, staff schedules, age-verification records, surveillance, real pricing or protected recipes. Use dummy records and no live service.
Describe a synthetic menu revision sample
Original Fiund exercise
Resolve an item status for a fictional shift
An original paper menu exercise uses generic item aliases and an invented shift. It tests which change was confirmed, with no sale, alcohol recommendation or service decision.
| Record | Source | What it records |
|---|---|---|
| MENU-M1 | Practice menu | Shift S1 lists items Amber and Birch. |
| CHANGE-C1 | Confirmed service log | Amber is removed for S1. The supervisor confirmation references MENU-M1 and S1. |
| CHANGE-C2 | Unapproved request | A request proposes removing Birch, but no confirmation or effective shift is supplied. |
Question for the model
Which item has a documented removal for S1, and does the package establish the same status for Birch?
Show the reference answer and checks
Amber has a documented S1 removal through CHANGE-C1, which names the menu and shift. CHANGE-C2 does not establish a confirmed Birch removal or its effective shift. Report the recorded menu entry and unresolved request separately. A printed item and a requested change do not prove that a sale occurred or that staff should provide the item.
- Applying the unapproved Birch request as a confirmed shift change.
- Treating the old printed menu as evidence that Amber remained available after its confirmed removal.
Fields to preserve
- Menu revision
- Identify the menu the change modifies.
- Effective shift
- Keep a confirmed S1 change from being applied to other periods.
- Change status
- Preserve request and supervisor confirmation as different events.
Test another case
Move C1's effective scope to S2 and ask again about S1. The removal should no longer be applied to the earlier shift.
All items and records are invented. The sample contains no customers, payments, age checks, live service, recipes or operational safety determinations.
Discuss a contribution
Describe the sources you control, the task they could support and what has already been checked. Use the existing-data assessment for an archive or the collection brief for a new recording project. The contributor agreement defines Fiund’s licensing authority and compensation. A guide or fictional exercise does not establish an accepted collection or a sale.