Product · How it works
TraceWorks meets a project at any phase — import existing documents, build the trace graph, govern changes, then deliver. Each phase reinforces the next so the project's record stays coherent from kickoff to handover.
Upload requirement documents (.docx, .pdf, .xlsx) and let the ingest pipeline extract, chunk, and embed them for AI-assisted review. Or start clean: create requirements, specifications, and components directly in the UI.
Requirements link to specifications. Specifications link to products and components. Components connect to tests, vendors, quotes, and submittals. Each link is typed — SATISFIES, MITIGATES, EVIDENCES — so coverage analysis means something.
Requirements move through DRAFT → IN_REVIEW → APPROVED. Once approved, any edit creates a new version and routes through a change request. AI suggestions are review-gated by default — nothing mutates without a human approval.
Tasks reference the artifacts they're delivering. Tests reference the requirements they verify. Submittals package customer-facing deliverables. The trace canvas and project Trace Score show what's covered and where the gaps are.
The fastest way to evaluate TraceWorks is to import a single set of requirements and watch the graph fill in.
