SimpleValidations Platform Overview
- SimpleValidations provides you with an easy-to-use platform for creating validation "Workflows."
- A validation workflow can include XML and JSON schema checks, simulations, and other validation procedures.
- Your users access these validation workflows on SimpleValidations via the web user interface, the REST API, or a GitHub integration.
Help Your Users Validate Their Data
The basic premise behind SimpleValidations is simple: help your users validate their data.
You do this by building a validation workflow, composed of a series of discrete validation steps. You then provide that workflow to your users via the SimpleValidations API or the web interface.
Your users can then invoke the validation workflow by sending it their data. SimpleValidations will run each defined validation step on the incoming data and report the results back to the user. If the validation has errors, the list of errors is shown. If it's successful, you can deliver a success message (complete with an official hash), a cryptographically signed certificate or even record the success event on a blockchain for full transparency.
Automated validation workflows take you out of the loop and save you from the tedious parts of data validation.
- If your users later need to provide this data to you, you know it's been validated according to your rules.
- If your users need to prove the data is valid to a third party, they can use the certificate SimpleValidations provided, or refer to a blockchain record SimpleValidations created.
Author Validation Workflows
Authoring validation workflows is easy via a simple user interface. You can use this interface to build up a series of validation steps, each with its own configuration. Validation steps can include JSON and XML schema checks, simulations, or custom validation logic.
Organizations and projects keep users and workflows organized, so you can assign different workflows to different groups of users. Meanwhile, role-based permissions ensure owners, admins, executors, and viewers see just the right slice of the platform.
Run Validations Where Work Happens
A user triggers a run from their SimpleValidations dashboard, the REST API, or an integrations to GitHub. Submitted data is normalized, checksummed, and then queued with organization context so the execution layer can pick up the task and proceed.
Behind the scenes, asynchronous workers execute each step in order, capture findings, and emit notifications through email or webhooks so downstream systems can react immediately. The final status, including errors, is recorded in the database and returned to the user.
Getting Insight
Every validation run records the triggering user, workflow version, project, findings, and timestamps. Your SimpleValidations dashboards displays this data, showing trends across organizations so you can monitor throughput, error rates, and data quality in real time.
See It In Action
Launch a workspace, import sample workflows, and watch validations run end-to-end. When you are ready to scale, connect CI pipelines or partner applications through the API and keep everyone aligned around shared evidence.
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