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Caelus modernization moves to drafting UAT; staff expect 3–5 weeks of testing
Summary
Staff reported weekly beta releases from vendor Propellon and said a drafting user acceptance test (UAT) is expected in mid‑August, followed by 3–5 weeks of in‑depth testing and a multi‑day mock session for end‑to‑end testing.
Altaf provided an update on the Caelus modernization project, saying the office has been receiving near‑weekly beta releases from Propellon and testing them as part of an addendum to the vendor contract. He described beta releases as "bills of software" for testing fixes and said staff from the Revisor's Office, IT, and Chambers have been participating in testing.
Altaf said Propellon will deliver a drafting UAT "middle of August," and that internal in‑depth testing should take about 3–5 weeks. Following that, staff plan a multi‑day mock session to perform end‑to‑end testing of the delivered module. Altaf characterized the schedule as going "according to plan." No specific dates, test acceptance criteria, or contingency plans were provided in the transcript.
