Partner evaluation

Checkable evidence alongside the systems you already use.

Headroom is evidence software. The Power Claim Stress Test is the initial engagement using it: an exported-data screen of one defined power claim. A partner evaluation asks whether the supporting record is useful to your reviewers and could support repeated decisions.

A bounded evaluation

Start with a question your reviewer needs answered.

A site host might check a developer's assumptions. An operator might explain a constraint to a customer. An independent reviewer might check how a conclusion was reached. Agree on one of these questions before considering a broader workflow.

You retain your customer relationships, operating systems, and equipment-control authority. Headroom evaluates authorized records and produces supporting evidence for review.

  1. Agree on the question. Identify the records, assumptions, and reviewer needed.
  2. Evaluate authorized exports. Use an agreed data package and evaluation period.
  3. Produce the evidence. Return a report, assumptions, limitations, and supporting verification materials.
  4. Review the result. Have the intended reviewer assess whether the materials answer the question.
  5. Decide whether to repeat. Consider repeated use or embedding only after the evaluation.

What exists today

The current release supports a defined, read-only workflow for evaluating exported data and producing reports with supporting evidence.

What partners can evaluate

Whether the same record helps owners, operators, and counterparties review a decision, and what repeated use would require.

What comes later

Recurring workflows and embedding remain subjects for evaluation. No production API, generally available integration, or settlement service is offered here.

Discuss a partner evaluation

Begin by email with the question and available record categories. A phone call is optional.