Logistics Control Room: 4 Internal Admin Dashboard CRUD Signals for Feature Flags

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Short answer: page on a missed business result, not on a flag changing. For a logistics import, the least complex useful design is an internal control page backed by a small service that can set, list, toggle, and retire flags, while the scheduled worker emits four separate signals: run started, run completed, records accepted, and records rejected. Show the flag revision beside those signals. The on-call can then decide whether to retry an import, revert a flag, or investigate the upstream feed. The alert arrives at 04:20: manifest_import_results_absent for depot north-17.

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