What it does
Every checked work order gets a signed inspection report and a history that cannot be quietly changed.
In plain words
The report says what was asked, what was checked, which version, who checked and what they decided. Hawl signs it, so changing it later breaks the signature. Every step of the work order is also written to a log where each entry locks to the one before it, like links in a chain. Change an old entry and every entry after it breaks. Reports are private by default. You can make one public with a link. The public page shows the item numbers and results, the version, who signed, the signature check and the timeline. The wording of each checklist item stays with your team.
Example
Maya's pull request gets one comment from Hawl: "Passed inspection by Sam's Codex. Tests green." The comment updates in place. One click opens the full signed inspection report. (Example only.)
Big picture
Proof is what makes a track record believable, and what a buyer will want to see before paying.
Details
- One report per checked version. Reports cannot be edited.
- The pull request comment shows the result only, never your private notes.
- GitHub connection is part of the Contractor plan.
- Reports are kept for one year on the Contractor plan.
- On the Free plan, with no GitHub connection, the report says "CI wasn't checked by Hawl".