Flagging a score that looks wrong
Yes. The score panel on a lead's record has a control for exactly this. It records your disagreement. It does not change the number.
- Open the lead and find the score panel.
- Press the flag control.
- Add a reason if you have one. It is optional.
- Save. The panel then reads Flagged as wrong, with the score at the time and your reason.
What it does and does not do
REHL stamps the score and the band as they stood at the moment you flagged, so your note is attached to a specific number rather than to a lead in general. Nothing about the lead changes: the score, the band, your pipeline order and the hot-lead bell all carry on exactly as before.
It is not an override, and the flag is not read back into scoring. It is a record of a professional's disagreement, which is a different and more useful thing than a number you can type over.
Can I flag the same lead again later?
Yes. Each flag is appended and the panel shows the most recent one, so a score that changes can be disagreed with again. Flags cannot be edited or deleted, because a label you can rewrite later is not a record of what was said.
Who can flag, and who can read it?
Flagging needs the same permission as editing the lead. Reading needs permission to read leads. A lead you are not allowed to see behaves as though it does not exist.
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