A typical Virospuk session starts with a file and ends with a document someone can sign off. Here is the path.

1. Load and check the data

Choose a CSV with or without a header row and name the columns and units. Set a z-score limit, a maximum rate of change and low or high limits, then run the analysis to flag outliers and limit breaches.

2. Compare with a baseline

Save a good run as a baseline. Every later run can be compared with it so you can see what changed, not just what the numbers are.

3. Check against physics

The Physics Check runs a registered calculator on your inputs and compares the prediction with the measured column. Disagreement is reported as a residual and flagged where it exceeds a tolerance.

4. Build and approve the report

Reports are built as Word files. A controlled document has a number, revisions and a named reviewer; when it is approved the file is locked and a SHA-256 fingerprint is recorded so the approved copy can be verified later.