TECHNICAL EVALUATION
Know what must be true before Cayra reaches production.
A practical review of source compatibility, administrator setup, database permissions, AI processing, deployment ownership, and answer validation.
READINESS SEQUENCE
Qualify the source before enabling production access.
- 01Verify database version, authentication, and network path
- 02Apply database-enforced least privilege
- 03Run representative acceptance and validation tests
Evidence-led guidance for an accountable review.
TECHNICAL EVALUATION
Technical review areas
Use each area as an evidence checkpoint during architecture, security, and business-owner review.
Source Qualification
Database version, authentication, network path, schema, and live connection testing.
Least-Privilege Access
A database-native account limited to approved SELECT operations.
Model & Data Flow
Questions, schema context, generated queries, results, files, and auxiliary processors.
Deployment Ownership
Infrastructure, updates, monitoring, backups, support access, and incident response.
Output Validation
Reference reports, filters, result scope, material differences, and owner approval.
MCP READINESS
Treat MCP access as a privileged integration.
Document the client, token lifecycle, transport, source scope, database permissions, credit behavior, failure states, and review owner before production use.
- Use an administrator-managed token with rotation and revocation
- Validate the exact MCP client, protocol version, and transport
- Test supported and unsupported requests against database boundaries
- Define logging, retention, error handling, and human review
TECHNICAL FAQ
Technical evaluation questions
Confirm these requirements against the selected source, deployment, plan, and implementation scope.
TECHNICAL SCOPE
Turn the review into an accountable implementation plan.
Use the product, Trust Center, and written technical scope together to define what will be connected, processed, retained, and validated.