Sequifi
Q2 Intelligence Report
Bug Trend & Repeated Issue Analysis
Date Range
Apr 1 – Jun 25, 2026
GitHub SEQ Bug Tracker + #sequifi_support Slack
599 GitHub tickets · 645 Slack reports · Apr 1–Jun 25, 2026
Dashboard Purpose
Which product areas have the most repeated bugs in Q2?
7 recurring problems were verified across Q2 — the same bugs surfacing multiple times, confirmed by original reporter Slack messages. Sale & Calculations is the worst offender (3 recurring issues), followed by Integration (2) and Payroll (2). Each card below shows the root cause, verified recurrence count, and current fix status.
Section 2.0 · Recurrence Heatmap
Most Affected Areas Across Q2
Grouped by actual GitHub issue labels · Darker cell = more recurrences that month · Verified from original reporter Slack messages
What the number means
Each number = count of original Slack reports from frontline reporters (Brian, Mike, Nick, Adam, Gabe etc.) in that month. Paridhi / Amulya daily summaries are excluded.
What the color means
Each area uses its own color scale. Light = fewer hits, Dark = more hits. A "—" cell means zero verified reports from original reporters that month — not necessarily zero issues.
What the total column means
Sum of Apr + May + Jun verified Slack hits across all RCAs under that GitHub label. Payroll total of 7 = 5 Webhook hits + 2 SUTA hits.
Product Area April May June Total
Fewer
More — = no recurrences that month
Distinct Repeated Problems
7
verified recurring issues with 2+ original Slack reports
Total Occurrences
~90
mentions across all Q2 Slack reports combined
% of Q2 Slack Volume
14%
~90 of 645 total Slack items are recurring issues
645
Slack raw items
116
Non-bugs + carry-overs
=
529
Unique real bugs in Slack
599
GitHub tickets
529
Slack unique bugs
=
+70
Filed direct to GitHub (not in Slack)
Section 2.1
Repeated Issue RCA Cards
Section 2.2
Issue Recurrence Evidence
7 verified recurring issues · click GitHub to open ticket · Slack evidence links per occurrence · last recurrence flags active risk
Issue GitHub Label Hits First Seen Last Seen Ticket