Testing & evidence

Certifications

How readiness is computed from your real sessions and approved evidence.

A certification is a readiness summary for a project, computed entirely from your real work sessions and their evidence. It answers one question: based on what we have actually tested and proven, how ready is this?

How readiness is calculated

Certifications are honest by design. Readiness is derived from:

• The proportion of a project's sessions whose result is passed.
• Whether the supporting evidence is approved, not just captured.

If nothing has been tested yet, readiness is not inflated — it simply reflects that there is not yet enough proof. A single passing session with unapproved evidence will not read as fully certified.

Reading the page

Each certification shows the project, its readiness state, and the sessions and evidence that back it up. Because the numbers come from real data, they change as you run more sessions and approve more evidence.

Why it can say "not enough evidence"

This is intentional. OSTaaS will not certify something it cannot prove. Run more sessions and approve their evidence to raise readiness — see Test runs and Evidence.

Last updated 2026-09-02