As Supervisor, register approved unit context, review inspection findings and make permitted quality decisions. A completed inspection is not always released. Read completion, result and disposition separately.
Prepare the units
Use Units and context to register exact source values or validate and preview a supported CSV or JSON import. Registration does not start inspection. A new source revision retains new context rather than editing an existing attempt.
Operators acquire a named station and confirm the physical unit before starting. You can also perform station work with Supervisor authority, but your decisions must still use the current station and inspection state.
Review findings
Use Oversight to inspect readings, instrument references, attached evidence, corrections and unit holds. A nonconforming observation is a recorded failure, not malformed input to erase. A failed inspection can be completed while the unit remains held.
When separate release is required, use Release this conforming unit only after the inspection is completed, all requirements conform, current references remain valid and active holds are resolved. The system provides no concession release for a failed result.
Correct or retest honestly
A transcription correction requests and approves an exact replacement value while retaining the original. A fresh measurement belongs in a full retest. Authorise the retest, require every selected check again, then explicitly resolve the earlier failure against its conforming successor before release.
A source, plan, instrument or restore barrier requires its specific review and restart path. Clearing it does not make affected historic work releasable.
Read failures and release, corrections and full retests. Preserve the original command when an answer is uncertain.