What to ask a lab for before you rely on its record.

A link to the record for the systems and period in scope.

One link and a code, sent by separate channels. You need nothing else to check it.

Which kinds of entries the lab writes.

Tool calls, network connections, file changes, model versions and settings, approvals, monitor flags: whatever is in scope. The lab chooses what to write, so know what the record covers before you rely on it.

Writing that started before your window opened.

Entries before and after the period put a start and an end on any gap inside it.

Which fields you'll see.

The seals alone, chosen fields, or every field. What's withheld is counted for you, never shown.

The record's history file.

So you can check again on your own computer with the open-source checker, without PacSpace or the lab.

What you may say about your access.

Agree in writing what you may publish about the access you were given and the access you weren't.

The right to ask for more fields later.

The lab reveals them in a new link, which replaces the old one, or in a file built from the record. Each field is checked against its entry's seal.