Enter independent CheckStation expectations

Review the supplied inspection cases and enter the expected selected checks and refusal behaviour.

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Review the supplied inspection cases and enter the expected selected checks and refusal behaviour.

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Enter independent CheckStation expectations

  1. Load the current CheckStation draft

    Load the current CheckStation draft

    Read the current draft and its independent examples before entering expected results.

  2. Name the ordinary inspection case

    Name the ordinary inspection case

    Give the ordinary A3 case a useful name. Retain its separately supplied inspection context and approved check revisions.

  3. Enter the expected supervisor decision

    Enter the expected supervisor decision

    For this approved supplier and standard customer, the agreed answer is no supervisor review. This is the team's expectation, not an output copied from a test run.

  4. Retain the missing-supplier refusal

    Retain the missing-supplier refusal

    The missing-supplier case must remain blocked. Enter its agreed reason while retaining the other negative cases.

  5. Prepare the independently expected results

    Prepare the independently expected results

    Prepare the inputs and answers supplied by your team. They have not been calculated from the rule under test.

  6. Transfer the expected results

    Transfer the expected results

    Transfer the prepared values privately to CheckStation. Uploading the file does not save or review the examples.

  7. Confirm the independently entered answers

    Confirm the independently entered answers

    Check all supplied inputs and expected answers before saving.

  8. Save the independent examples

    Save the independent examples

    Save the entered values through the original product command. This is not an approval or a passing check.

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The complete expected set is saved for independent review. Nothing has been inspected or certified by saving these examples.

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