Stop losing context. Connect features to requirements, requirements to tests, and identify failure modes before they become production incidents.
User stories capture what users want. Requirements capture what the system must do. FMEA captures what can go wrong. You need all three.
Code exists but no one knows why it was built that way.
NirmIQ links code decisions to requirements. Future maintainers understand intent.
System works in isolation, fails when components integrate.
FMEA at integration points catches failure modes before they reach production.
Features grow beyond original requirements. Deadlines slip.
Baselined requirements with change tracking. See exactly what changed and why.
Honest about what's ready, what's partial, and what's coming
Link features to user stories, tests, and deployment
Analyze failure modes in software components and integrations
Link requirements to test cases for coverage visibility
Track every change with who, what, when, and why
Baseline requirements and compare versions
Direct integration with GitHub, GitLab pipelines
The fundamentals software teams need for quality delivery
Every feature requirement links to potential failure modes. Understand what can go wrong before it ships to production.
Connect requirements to test cases. Know exactly which features are tested and identify coverage gaps.
Document architectural decisions with their requirements context. Future developers understand the "why" behind design choices.
When requirements change, see affected components, tests, and risk analyses instantly. Scope changes accurately.
Learn more about requirements and risk management for software
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Start with requirements traceability today. Build the documentation that future developers will thank you for.