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Proof, Readiness & Handover Artifacts
Use this page to understand the concrete materials Edgentik can produce today for readiness, investigation, deployment review, and final handoff.
This page is for buyers, deployment partners, installers, site approvers, and technical evaluators who need to know what materials can actually be reviewed beyond the live dashboard.
What this page covers
It summarizes the artifact surfaces already supported by the current first-site flow, using the Deployment Review journey as the anchor: readiness, deployment review, diagnostics and confirmation, proof review, and handoff.
Artifact categories
Incident-scoped artifacts
- Proof Pack
- Reliability Bundle
Readiness artifacts
- Preflight result
- CRA
- SRA
- deployment / rollout status
Trust / audit artifacts
- Proof Pack
- Reliability Bundle
- Trust Pack
Handover / sign-off artifacts
- site readiness report
- signoff summary
- installer acceptance pack
- Trust Pack
Artifact table
Some of these are downloadable bundles. Others are review or status surfaces used during readiness, deployment review, and handoff.
| Artifact | Purpose | Typical user | When used | Output shape |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Proof Pack | Traceable proof and review artifact for a bounded incident or operating window | Investigations, audit-facing teams, approvers | When screenshots or a basic rollup are no longer enough | Downloadable proof bundle with summary, traceability context, and review materials |
| Reliability Bundle | Explains whether the platform behaved reliably during a selected window | Operations, delivery, technical reviewers | When the question is reliability, noise, or delivery quality | Report bundle for reliability review, trend context, and supporting definitions |
| CRA | Camera-readiness assessment for one view | Installer, field engineer, site IT | Before production reliance on a camera, or when one view looks weak | Camera-readiness report with verdict, constraints, and remediation guidance |
| SRA | Whole-site readiness and go-live decision artifact | Implementation lead, installer, customer reviewer | Before go-live, during deployment review, or after major site changes | Site-readiness outputs, acceptance materials, and linked camera-readiness context |
| Trust Pack | Stakeholder-facing trust and handover bundle | Customer, partner, approver | When a site is being reviewed for broader rollout confidence or handoff | Downloadable trust bundle with review summary, traceability context, and operational materials |
| installer acceptance pack | All-in-one acceptance bundle for site review | Installer, customer approver, partner reviewer | When SRA is used for deployment review and handoff | Acceptance package for handoff and site review |
| signoff summary | Fast review summary for deployment-review conversation | Installer, customer approver, partner reviewer | When a site needs a short acceptance summary before deeper review | Short acceptance summary for review and sign-off |
| preflight result | Readiness result before deployment or major change | Site IT, installer | Before rollout or major configuration change | Readiness result with pass, warning, and fail signals |
| deployment / rollout status | Shows whether rollout converged and what changed | Site IT, installer, deployment reviewer | During and after deployment | Review surface for rollout state, convergence, and follow-up actions |
What a customer can review before sign-off
- a preflight result showing readiness was checked
- deployment / rollout status showing the rollout converged or exposing where it did not
- CRA when a specific camera view is in doubt
- SRA for whole-site readiness
- site readiness report
- signoff summary
- installer acceptance pack
If the conversation requires a deeper proof or trust layer, the review can also include a Proof Pack, a Reliability Bundle, or a Trust Pack.
Important distinctions
- Proof Pack fits a specific incident or case file better than a site-wide trust conversation.
- Reliability Bundle explains behavior across a selected window and scope.
- CRA and SRA are readiness artifacts, not broad compliance claims.
- Trust Pack is a broader stakeholder-facing trust and handoff artifact.
- The first site can credibly end with readiness and deployment-review materials without generating every possible report.