Solutions

Who it is for

Analysis, documentation, testing and traceability are one flow across your SDLC, not three handovers. What changes depends on where you sit in it.

Analysts and product owners
QA and delivery leads
Leadership
For analysts and product owners

The scavenger hunt is over

Searching Confluence for a page you are fairly sure exists. Reading a specification and not knowing whether it is still true. Booking a meeting because it is faster than finding the answer. None of that is analysis. It is retrieval.

At EverESSt, product owners and business analysts query SQAI themselves and correct documentation at source, freeing up the equivalent of two full-time people in a team of three.

Ask, do not hunt

Ask about any feature and get a synthesised answer drawn from Jira, Confluence and your codebase, with every source shown.

Write once, generate the rest

One verified source produces the specification, the technical documentation, the diagram and the readable scenarios.

Fix documentation yourself

Because every output lists its sources, you can see which pages have gone stale and correct them before the error reaches the rest of the SDLC.
For analysts and product owners
For QA and delivery leads

Release readiness you can evidence

A passing suite tells you how many tests ran. It does not tell you whether the requirements behind them are still current, which areas have no tests at all, or how much of your coverage traces back to a specification that changed two releases ago. Green does not mean ready.

See the gaps

Requirements with no test coverage, and tests that trace back to nothing, in one view instead of three tools.

Catch drift

Specifications that no longer match the product, flagged before they generate confident, wrong test cases.

Report with evidence

Release readiness backed by a traceability map rather than by asking three people.
Traceability and drift control
Test management
For leadership

Scale quality output without scaling headcount

Code assistants own roughly a fifth of delivery effort: writing the application code. The rest of the SDLC is analysis, specification, documentation, test design and reporting, and that is where the schedule actually goes. Faster code does not mean faster releases.

Capacity without hiring

Unlimited users per workspace, and output that compounds because every artefact improves the context the next one is built from.

Predictable AI spend

Fixed credits with a published overage price, so the finance conversation happens once rather than every month.

Governance built in

SSO including Microsoft Entra, single-tenant deployment, a full audit trail, and a person approving every output.
Platform overview
Pricing

Bring your own project

Bring a real feature from your backlog to a 30-minute session, and we will walk through exactly how SQAI Suite would handle it across your SDLC.

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