What constitutes evidence of verification in BCxP?

• A. Documentation showing commissioning observations occurred, tests passed, and systems operate as intended.
• B. Email summaries.
• C. Visual inspection only.
• D. Unrelated test.

Answer: (C)

Verification evidence means a written, traceable record showing that the verification activities were completed, the tests were performed, the results met the criteria, and the system operates as intended. This goes beyond a quick glance: it requires documented observations, test data, and confirmation that the system functions under design conditions, with signs or notes indicating acceptance. Visual inspection alone cannot prove performance or that tests passed, and informal email summaries lack the formal, auditable evidence. An unrelated test does not address whether the system meets its design intent. So the best evidence is the documented record of observations, test results, and confirmation that the system operates as intended.