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SYSE.13:7 - Conformance Checklist

  • One receiving decision and the configuration differences that can change it are stated.
  • Each actual System and part has its own identity; descriptions, identifiers, records, and status claims have their own bearers.
  • Every configuration-item boundary has a decision-specific reason.
  • Product-family variants, actual units, software packages, installed realizations, and description editions remain distinct.
  • Each load-bearing effectivity claim names the units or lots, sites, intervals, and conditions required by the use.
  • Cross-scheme mappings state direction, preserved meaning, loss, evidence, and use limits.
  • Reference epistemes, status claims, actual configurations, decisions, permissions, releases, and performed Work retain separate identities and relations.
  • The basis records collisions, unsupported correspondences, missing evidence, receiving Work, revision authority, and the smallest reopen conditions.