Readiness quiz

7. Does the test cover the production cases that matter?

Frontier Development research deskSection 08 · Page 9 of 20Last updated 26 October 2026

A — 0: Only easy or familiar examples are included. B — 1: Common cases are covered, but rare costly errors, new customers or future periods are missing. C — 2: Important slices, their prevalence/importance and stress cases are defined and reported separately.

Evidence to attach: coverage matrix by customer, document family, language, time and severity as applicable. If weak: collect the missing slices rather than increasing the count of easy cases.

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Does the test cover the production cases that matter?

Evidence to show: coverage matrix by customer, document family, language, time and severity as applicable.

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