That's the DNO's business, which is not the problem of Octopus. Octopus want to know if you aren't doing anything fishy like taking power from your neighbour and saying it's 'generation', arbitraging at times when their export tariffs are paying more than the fixed-rate import tariff of Bob next door.
(although Octopus will probably want to check that the DNO paperwork was submitted, for <16A per phase you just fill in a form and send it in; the DNO doesn't have a veto for smaller installations)
I would be interested to know of anyone who failed the 'inspection' and the reasons why.
Theo