exception case Passar

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In logistics, an exception case is a deviation from the normal workflow where standard procedures no longer apply and special measures or manual intervention are required. The term “Passar” appears to refer to a specific process, system name, or component within an organization, denoting the associated exceptional or special-case scenario within that process.

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