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    Standards & compliance

    What we support, and what we don't

    No tool makes an organisation compliant. What a tool can do is produce the evidence a standard asks for, in a form an auditor accepts. This is where the platform does that, where it partly does, and where it does not.

    DO-178C

    Workflow supported

    Airborne software

    The evidence chain it asks for — requirements, bidirectional trace to verification, immutable baselines and an audit history — is how the platform stores work rather than a report it generates. It produces the evidence; your auditor assesses it.

    ISO 14971

    Workflow supported

    Medical device risk management

    Risk identification, mitigation tracking and the link from each mitigation back to the requirement it protects are modelled. The risk file itself is your responsibility.

    DFARS

    Partially supported

    US defence acquisition

    Contract traceability and access control are supported. We hold no CMMC assessment and make no claim about controlled-unclassified-information handling in a hosted deployment — for that conversation, start with the air-gapped option.

    ISO 9001

    Partially supported

    Quality management

    Document control, versioning and audit history support a quality management system. The system, its scope and its certification are yours.

    IATF 16949

    On the roadmap

    Automotive quality

    No automotive-specific workflow ships today. The underlying traceability and supplier-record structure is general, but calling that IATF support would be an overstatement.

    FDA 21 CFR Part 820

    On the roadmap

    Medical device quality system

    Design-history-file structure is expressible with the general model. There is no Part 820 template, and electronic-signature requirements under Part 11 are not implemented.

    BIM / IFC

    Not supported

    Built environment

    No IFC import, no model-server integration. The Construction industry card previously implied otherwise; it does not now.

    Certification remains yours

    We hold no third-party certification of our own — not SOC 2, not ISO 27001, not FedRAMP. Certification is an assessment of your organisation and your evidence, by your auditor. We can show how the platform produces that evidence; we cannot and do not certify you.

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