An accepted result is fixed evidence of the original inputs, released model and calculated output. Its current eligibility and handover history can change. Read both parts when answering an enquiry, and preserve the exact reference throughout.
Inspect the recorded basis
Open Results or use Result lookup where your role offers it. Operator lookup gives current eligibility, the evaluation notice, named values and the component projection. Full recorded and normalised inputs, source references and provenance require another permitted reading role, such as Supervisor or Viewer. In that full view, confirm the source unit and family and inspect the exact codes, revisions, dimensions and counts.
A result is for one configured unit. It does not establish the number of physical items made, availability of parts, inspection outcome or order approval. Read the evaluation-only notice and the purpose of each related pack.
Read current eligibility
Inspect any hold or withdrawal reason. Release expiry, changed dependencies and recovery state can prevent new use even when the accepted output remains readable. A later amendment can replace the current result for a configuration without changing the earlier record.
Read the actual receiver and follow-up evidence separately. A downloaded pack and a confirmed recipient outcome represent different events. Where the enquiry concerns an object in the factory, state what has been physically observed in addition to what FactorySpec recorded.
Recheck the retained calculation
Where offered, use Recheck the retained calculation and compare Accepted output with Rechecked output. This checks the retained original basis; it is not an instruction to apply today's active model to rewrite history. Investigate any disagreement using the retained evidence and references.
Pass an actionable enquiry to the Supervisor or Reviewer with the result, release, pack and visible reason. Do not claim that a readable code, passing replay or green historical proof authorises manufacture. Use Withdraw and follow up when the current engineering basis should be withheld, and Amend or remake for a fresh evaluation from corrected facts.