Coverage
Observed authorized assets divided by the agreed baseline. List newly detected assets separately.
Use this practical agenda to scope an evaluation with your infrastructure, network, security and business stakeholders.
Choose a specific operational question: inventory reconciliation, investigation of a service issue, exposure prioritization, or validation of a planned change. Name the decision that better evidence should enable.
Record the current workflow, representative systems, existing tools and known gaps. Use the same scope for baseline and evaluation measurements.
Identify authorized targets, excluded systems, exact versions, permitted data, read permissions and stop conditions. A newly discovered asset does not automatically expand authorization.
Confirm the actual build, supported capabilities and open limitations. Resolve required security, privacy, legal, support and recovery approvals before collecting customer data.
Observed authorized assets divided by the agreed baseline. List newly detected assets separately.
Applicable required facts with fresh, source-backed values divided by the agreed required facts.
Independently verified intended results divided by authorized actions attempted. Keep failures, deferrals and rollbacks visible.
Review the results, unresolved gaps, assistance required and exact release. Decide whether to stop, adjust scope, or progress to a commercial proposal. Export agreed evidence, revoke access and confirm the applicable data-handling and offboarding plan.
The design-partner model is up to 45 days, up to 500 assets and up to three priority integrations, with no Yerokom software fee, automatic conversion or automatic billing. Availability, scope and any external costs must be agreed before the evaluation begins.
Tell us what you need to understand, improve or validate. We will establish fit, release availability and the right next step before discussing access.