Step 1
Run the verification.
The same run that validates the system produces the evidence for it.
Audit & compliance evidence
A signature says it was checked. A run shows what was seen.
Every step is timestamped, ordered and screenshotted, and the whole thing replays. That is a stronger claim than a checklist, and it is a byproduct of testing rather than extra work.
The output
What a run leaves.
Where it's the wrong tool
- This is evidence of system behaviour, not a substitute for your quality management system
- Regulatory acceptance depends on your validation plan — the artifact supports it, it does not replace it
- A complete ordered record of what was seen and done
- Verdicts written out: passed, failed, warn
- Retained inside your own infrastructure
Today
It attests that a check happened. It cannot show what the screen actually looked like.
How it works
The agent does
what the person does.
Every step is timestamped, ordered and screenshotted, and the whole thing replays. That is a stronger claim than a checklist, and it is a byproduct of testing rather than extra work.
Step 2
Every step is recorded as it happens.
Action, screenshot, verdict, time. Written out, not implied by a colour.
Step 3
Replay it when someone asks.
A reviewer can re-run the exact sequence rather than take the record on trust.
Specs
- Who it's for
- Quality, regulatory affairs and validation engineering
- At a glance
- Timestamped and ordered · Deterministic replay · Stays on your infrastructure
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