We say what, not how
Every check says what should be true about your setup. It never names a tool, not even ours. You can do all of them by hand, and so can anybody else.
Creatio shows you every setting it has. It never tells you what those settings should be. A benchmark does. It is a checklist. Each check names one thing that should be true about your setup, and tells you how to test it. So “is this set up right?” gets a real answer instead of a guess.
There are three of them. Each one asks a simple question.
Open a list and each check is called a control. That is the name you cite it by.
Every check says what should be true about your setup. It never names a tool, not even ours. You can do all of them by hand, and so can anybody else.
If a check asks about two things that could pass or fail on their own, we split it into two. A check that asks two things at once cannot give you one clear answer.
A check passes, fails, or says we could not look. We never call something passed when the proof was missing. A report that hides what it could not see is worse than no report.
We read your setup and answer every check: what passed, what failed, and what we could not look at, with the reason why. You get the report. We do not publish it anywhere.
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We will come back to you at the address you gave us.
Every check lists the Creatio versions we tested it against. When Creatio ships a new one, we test them all again.
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