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You cannot verify Stamp Stock Sales time value directly on the MDD.
It must be verified indirectly, through standards documentation + RADAR / evaluation deltas.

===== - N – Stamp Stock Sales is not actual-time =====
* It is a counted activity
* It triggers one or more fixed standards
* It does not scale with dollar amount
* It does not include drive time

===== Many online charts incorrectly lump customer interaction standards together. =====

There are three different buckets people mix up:

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Stamp Stock Sales lives in the third bucket, not the first.

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* NRLCA RRECS Activity Guides
* USPS Engineering Standard tables
* Arbitration disclosures

👉 Stamp Stock Sales appears to trigger ONLY:
* a scanner entry standard
* a very small handling standard

That puts it in the range of:

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—not 1+ minute.

===== This is the cleanest method: =====
# Pick a stable week (no holidays, no coverage changes)
# Record: - Total Stamp Stock Sales scans for the week
# Compare: - Weekly evaluated minutes - Against an adjacent week with zero Stamp Stock scans
# Normalize for parcels, mileage, WSS

If Stamp Stock were 1+ minute, you’d see a clear step change.
Most carriers who’ve done this see noise-level movement only.

📌 Conclusion:
Your instinct is correct — Stamp Stock Sales is low value.
Think seconds, not minutes.