# The prompt GraphRAG assembles for Q4 (no model was called; nothing below is a model answer)

QUESTION: Who does the leader of the team that owns the Payments Gateway report to?

FACTS FROM THE GRAPH:
- Payments Gateway is owned by Payments Team
- Payments Gateway is owned by Payments Team; Payments Team is led by Priya Raman; Priya Raman reports to Dana Okafor
- Payments Gateway is owned by Payments Team; Payments Team is led by Priya Raman
- Payments Gateway is owned by Payments Team; INC-2060 affected Payments Gateway
- Payments Gateway is owned by Payments Team; Checkout Service depends on Payments Gateway
- Payments Gateway is owned by Payments Team; Payments Gateway is hosted on Arcadia Cloud

SOURCE PASSAGES:
[svc-payments-gateway] Payments Gateway. The Payments Gateway talks to the card networks on behalf of every other service. The Payments Gateway depends on the Ledger Service to record each authorised charge. The Payments Gateway is owned by the Payments Team. It is hosted on Arcadia Cloud.
[team-payments] Payments Team. The Payments Team looks after card acceptance and refunds. The Payments Team is led by Priya Raman. The Payments Team is based in Pune. The team holds a weekly review on Thursdays.
[person-priya] Priya Raman. Priya Raman joined the company in 2021 as a payments engineer. Priya Raman reports to Dana Okafor. She is the named contact for card network certificate renewals.
[inc-2060] INC-2060. INC-2060 was a 12-minute slowdown on card payments. INC-2060 affected the Card Gateway. The Card Gateway is the on-call channel's name for the Payments Gateway. A retry storm after a network blip was the trigger. The write-up recommends capping retries.
[svc-checkout] Checkout Service. The Checkout Service takes a customer's cart and turns it into an order. It depends on the Payments Gateway to take card payments and on the Inventory Service to reserve stock. The Checkout Service is owned by the Storefront Team. Its latency dashboard lives in the shared Grafana folder.

characters in this prompt: 1922; characters in the 8 chunks a k=8 vector search would add instead: 1820
