Nairobi · Audit report
Health chronology issue corrected and re-certified
FCTE · Health Revalidation
Published audit report · Read the scope with the result
Public audit view. Release-level findings, evidence categories and outcomes are shown here. Internal identifiers, physical mappings, exact thresholds, calibration parameters, repair mechanics and orchestration remain controlled.
Audit summary
Health revalidation at a glance
Public certification state after the correction pass.
Public findings
What the audit shows
The public view keeps the dependency story at the domain level without publishing date-window formulas, lookup strategy, processing topology or data-level optimization choices.
| Area | Finding | Verified outcome | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Temporal boundaries | Connected health events could exceed a valid simulation/lifecycle boundary | Corrected and revalidated | PASS |
| Related-record consistency | Downstream health dates inherited the same boundary risk | Corrected and revalidated | PASS |
| Certification coverage | The defect class needed stronger permanent visibility | Additional public check coverage added | PASS |
| Release performance | A release-scale processing bottleneck was identified during the review | Improved; output equivalence revalidated | PASS |
Validation
Correction was tested before closure
The affected outputs were recomputed and checked against the same chronology and realism expectations used in certification. Public reporting exposes the result; internal design and performance mechanics remain controlled.
Source: Nairobi health audit and certification evidence. Physical queries, date formulas, indexes, batching and repair mechanics are not published.