Frequently asked questions

Yes. Every record can be written, reviewed, signed, traced and released by hand. AI drafting is a module you can switch on per project.

The ones your organisation approves, including self-hosted models. Administrators choose providers and models, which data classes each may see, and budgets.

Never. Agents only draft. Every approval, publication, closure and risk acceptance is a named person's decision, recorded and, where required, signed.

Both. Use our managed service, or deploy Tracewright in your own cloud or data centre. Licences are per module and per connector.

Domain profiles are built in for medical devices, automotive, aerospace, defence, industrial machinery, rail, energy and process, consumer electronics and general product development, with about 70 standards in the library. You can create your organisation's own profile.

Every change in a project is recorded and chained so tampering shows; you can verify the chain from Project → Audit. Comments, signatures and revisions are permanent.

The approver chooses the signature's meaning and re-enters their password. The signature records the person, meaning, time and exact revision. A project can require several signatures in a set order.

Yes: import from ReqIF (DOORS, Polarion, Jama, Codebeamer and others) or CSV, and test results from JUnit XML or CSV. See Import.

Jira, Polarion, Microsoft 365 (SharePoint, Teams, Outlook), Google Workspace, Teams channels and any webhook. New connectors can be added for other tools.

Administration → Validation runs automated qualification checks and produces IQ/OQ/PQ evidence for Tracewright itself, with a validation plan, risk assessment and trace matrix.

It depends on the modules, connectors and number of users. Sign up or contact us and we'll size it with you.