Decision requirement
The commercial, technical or procurement decision the campaign must inform.
Traceable by design
Flight evidence is only useful when the configuration can be reconstructed.
FlightLab connects every result to the software, hardware, test method and operating context that produced it.
Evidence hierarchy
From decision requirement to supported recommendation.
Permitted claim
The bounded statement the resulting evidence may support.
Acceptance criterion
The measurable threshold connected to that claim.
Test method
The procedure, vectors, faults and expected-output envelope.
Signed configuration
Build hash, dependencies, hardware, quotas and runtime settings.
Ground + orbital results
Performance, resources, anomalies, recovery and operating context.
Limitations + recommendation
What was not tested, residual uncertainty and the next decision.
The dossier
A body of evidence your stakeholders can inspect line by line.
Configuration record
Software build hash, dependency manifest, hardware configuration, quotas, runtime settings and test-vector version.
Methods record
Ground baseline, fault injection, expected outputs, success criteria, data handling and deviations.
Results record
Timing, CPU and memory use, storage, network, output stability, anomalies and recovery.
Context record
Operational window, platform state, communications conditions, interventions and data completeness.
Decision pack
Technical summary, executive visualisations, limitations, next steps and supporting evidence index.
The next controlled step
Do not build an entire space mission to answer one software question.
Start with a bounded workload, a defined evidence requirement and a clear decision trigger.