Traceability and drift control
Know what is covered, and what is quietly wrong
Traceability health maps and documentation drift detection across requirements, documentation, test cases, automation and results.
Primary owner: QA and delivery lead
Green dashboards, unknown risk
Coverage percentages are comforting and often meaningless. They tell you how many tests ran, not whether the things that matter are tested, whether the requirements behind them are current, or whether half your suite traces back to a specification that changed two releases ago.
A link that exists but points at a stale specification is still a risk.
The traceability health map
One view, from requirement to result
Requirement, documentation, test case, automation and result in a single linked view, so the gaps are visible instead of inferred.
Health, not presence
A link is not the same as coverage
Two questions decide whether a release is ready, and neither is answered by a percentage.
Who it is for
For the people who have to sign off
Release readiness backed by evidence rather than by asking three people.
Delivery leads
Report readiness with evidence instead of a gut feeling, and see risk before the go-live meeting.
QA leads
Know where to put effort next, based on actual gaps rather than on whichever suite ran most recently.
Compliance and audit
Full traceability and access control on every action and output, with SSO and single-tenant deployment available.
Engineering managers
See which parts of the estate are genuinely tested and which have been coasting on green dashboards.
Map your current state
In a demo we will connect a real project and show you the traceability picture as it stands today.