Here is the daily breakdown. Friday had the highest count in this period.
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acme/workspace · Oct 5–9 · Draft for Notion
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Workspace creation
PostHog · Oct 5–9 · UTC · Total events · No filters
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172 events across 5 complete days
Event: workspace_created · Source: connected PostHog project
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Customer feedback brief
Source: customer-notes.csv · 8 entries
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Remaining 3 notes retained as individual requests
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