Build
Integrate code and identify the exact build to test.
Build. Prove. Deliver.
AN8 PROOF adds Continuous Proof (CP) between your existing build and delivery steps. Select approved tests, execute them on a chosen build, and view one verification report.
One approved requirement. Independent evidence for every build.
Keep the Test. Change the Technology.
For Development, QA and PMO. Keep existing test suites, CI/CD, Jira/Xray and evidence sources. See the illustrative 5 → 1.5 FTE project-wide labor model.
Approved expectation: REF-5001 is stored for PAT-6890 and the downstream referral matches.
Illustrative evidence only. A real verdict requires an authorized adapter and run-specific source evidence.
Keep your existing build and deployment tools. Add a single requirement-centered proof step between them, with business evidence your delivery team and PMO can read at a glance.
Integrate code and identify the exact build to test.
Select approved requirements and ready test cases. Run the configured checks. Collect UI, API, database and downstream evidence where mapped.
Use the proof report within your existing release gates and approval process.
CI → AN8 PROOF (CP) → CD
Run the same approved business test against the legacy build and the modern build. Each produces its own evidence and verdict. A legacy pass never substitutes for a modern pass.
Continuous Proof is AN8 PROOF's proposed named stage, not a claim that existing CI/CD tools lack automated testing.
Start with the approved requirement, use tests you already have, and produce a clear verdict for the exact build. Your existing tools stay in place.
Choose requirements and their ready test cases, then request execution on a selected build. Preflight checks identify missing mappings or prerequisites.
Keep the approved business rule and test when the rule is unchanged. Choose the target system and build, then collect independent evidence and a verdict for each run.
Start with the requirement verdict. Open the API, processing, database, or downstream checkpoint to compare expected and actual evidence.
Show what is proven, disproven, blocked, or not proven on a release, with linked defects, owners, gaps, and next actions.
CP uses existing scripts, Jira/Xray, build pipelines and authorized adapters. It produces requirement-level evidence without replacing CI or CD.
Business owners approve the expected rule. Testers review ambiguous failures. An imported manual case needs technical mapping before it becomes executable.
Choose an approved requirement, its ready test cases and a specific build.
Click once to request all selected configured checks. Missing prerequisites are shown, not hidden.
See PROVEN, DISPROVEN, NOT PROVEN or BLOCKED. Drill into expected versus actual only when needed.
Open a requirement, review its approved cases, select a versioned proof run, and inspect the evidence and verdict. This interactive prototype uses sample data; it does not connect to a customer system.
Importing an RTM or CRTM should be the beginning of a guided setup, not a promise that every manual case is immediately automated.
Bring in requirements, cases, inputs, expected results, and approval status.
Confirm the business expectation; flag unapproved or unclear cases.
Connect entry points, data, checkpoints, and permitted evidence sources.
Run on a versioned binding; keep separate legacy and modern results.
AN8 PROOF is designed to connect the work already recorded across the customer’s ALM tools. QA and PMO can open a requirement and see who owns the next step, what has been tested on each build, and which gaps still prevent a release decision.
Capture the business rule, owner, approval, version, expected outcomes, and affected components. Changes to the rule require a new approved version.
Link logical test cases, data, checkpoints, assigned tester, coverage gaps, and related Jira or ALM work items.
Track the release candidate, deployment readiness, adapter mapping, environment, and pinned legacy or modern build.
Request selected cases, then inspect the verdict and run-specific UI, API, processing, database, and downstream evidence.
A failed business rule is DISPROVEN; an execution exception is NOT PROVEN; a missing prerequisite is BLOCKED. Show linked defects, owner, status, and the next action beside the requirement.
See PROVEN, DISPROVEN, NOT PROVEN, and BLOCKED separately for each pinned build. Legacy proof never becomes modern proof automatically. A release decision stays with the authorized customer team.
Traditional backend automation may already execute the same checks. CP brings approved requirements, selected builds, test execution, business verdicts and QA/PMO reporting into one workflow. Measure any labor advantage against the customer’s actual baseline.
| Task | Existing back-end automation | AN8 PROOF goal |
|---|---|---|
| Run technical checks | CI and scripts execute API, database, and message assertions. | Use the same scripts or configured adapters from a requirement-focused selection. |
| Explain a failure | Read test reports, logs, and linked records, depending on the current setup. | Show the affected business outcome first, then the failing checkpoint and source evidence. |
| Test a replacement | Configure new targets and maintain traceability in the current tools. | Bind unchanged approved tests to the modern implementation and record fresh independent proof. |
| Review a release | Combine test status, requirements, defects, and build information as supported by existing tools. | Present one requirement-level view of verdicts, blockers, defects, and exact builds. |
An illustrative project-wide scenario covering Development, QA and PMO effort associated with testing, verification and release reporting—not five testers, and not a guarantee of staffing cuts. Compare your own workload and validate the result in a pilot.
Adjust each team's baseline and retained workload. Only include work AN8 PROOF could actually affect.
| Project team | Traditional FTE | AN8 PROOF FTE | Example of labor addressed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Development | Handoff support, repeated defect reproduction and evidence lookup. | ||
| QA / delivery | Repeated test submission, verification and test-status recording. | ||
| PMO | Consolidating status, tracing gaps and preparing release evidence. |
5.0 FTE − 1.5 FTE = 3.5 FTE · 6,160 modeled labor hours/year · $462,000 equivalent annual labor capacity
Illustrative allocation only: Development 1.0 → 0.3, QA 3.0 → 1.0, PMO 1.0 → 0.2. These are editable modeling inputs, not established staffing requirements. Hours represent equivalent capacity, not automatic payroll savings. Account for implementation, maintenance, oversight and exception handling in an actual business case. Never add savings from the separate task-level calculators below to this total unless they are proven to be outside this modeled workload.
The calculators below compare manual QA and existing automation as alternative baselines. They help test assumptions inside the project-wide model; their results are not additional savings to stack on top of the project result.
Example: one requirement, 15 cases. Manual effort includes case submission, checking stored and downstream results, and recording status. AN8 PROOF effort includes batch selection, review of results, and exception handling. First-year setup is counted separately.
Traditional manual 0 h − AN8 PROOF 0 h = 0 h saved
At the entered hourly rate: $0 in equivalent labor value
Illustrative, unmeasured. Assumes approved expectations, functioning access, configured adapters, and a stated review time. Excludes licensing, maintenance, and test runtime. Test-data creation and exception investigation should be added to both sides when material.
Example: a team already runs traditional back-end automation. Count only possible reductions in human execution handling, evidence review, release reporting, and migration remapping. Do not count automated runtime as saved labor.
Traditional automation 0 h − AN8 PROOF 0 h = 0 h saved
At the entered hourly rate: $0 in equivalent labor value
Illustrative, unmeasured. Saved daily minutes cannot exceed the existing daily total; saved migration hours cannot exceed existing migration effort. Enter zero for work your current tools already eliminate. Excludes licensing, maintenance, infrastructure, and automated runtime. Validate inputs in a side-by-side pilot.
Choose a small set of approved requirements, a real existing suite and a selected build. Compare human effort for execution, verification and QA/PMO reporting before and after the proposed CP workflow.
Product capabilities shown here are a design and pilot target. Please do not submit sensitive or patient data.