Validation

How IntelFactor is validated on-site, and what evidence is produced.

Defines on-site validation gates and the evidence you should expect.

What this covers

Validation means proving the system behaves as specified in your environment.

This documentation stays customer-safe.

It focuses on:

• Acceptance criteria and rollout gates

• Evidence and traceability expectations

• Operational checks before and after go-live

Typical rollout gates

Teams usually validate in stages.

• Connectivity gate Event delivery works end-to-end.

• Continuity gate Outcomes continue locally during WAN loss.

• Evidence gate Each outcome links to auditable evidence artifacts.

• Review workflow gate Humans can review, override, and annotate outcomes.

What “acceptance tests” look like (conceptually)

Acceptance tests should be observable and repeatable.

Examples:

• Defect injection or representative defect sets

• Known-good control samples

• Latency and throughput checks at the inspection point

• Failure drills (power loss, network loss, storage pressure)

Out of scope

We do not publish:

• Model internals or training methods

• Customer thresholds and tuning values

• Site-specific runbooks

For deployment-specific validation plans, contact your IntelFactor point of contact.

Next steps

• Acceptance tests & rollout gates

• Evidence & retention policy

• Interfaces