The AI-empowered validation lifecycle platform
Every requirement, traced to a test that was actually signed off.
Tracidor links business requirements, functional and configuration specs, integration and UAT tests, defects and change requests — so delivery evidence is never reconstructed from spreadsheets again.
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One chain, six artefacts, zero orphans.
Each artefact carries its own code and status. Tracidor keeps the links live, so coverage gaps and unlinked defects surface the moment they appear — not the week before go-live.
One chain, seven artefacts, zero orphans.
GxP adds a dedicated Installation Qualification step and renames the testing tiers to their regulated equivalents — same live traceability engine underneath, so nothing is reconstructed by hand at audit time.
Choose your rigour: standard delivery or GxP-grade validation.
Every project picks a framework when it is created. The workspace then adapts its artefacts, states and terminology — same traceability engine, two levels of assurance.
Select a framework below to see its dashboard.For business and IT programmes that need clean traceability and a defensible sign-off — without qualification overhead.
For life-sciences and other regulated environments: qualification stages replace generic testing, and deviations are tracked as first-class records.
Requirements, specs, integration and UAT testing — one dashboard, one sign-off.
The standard framework keeps the familiar delivery vocabulary: BRD, FSD and CFG artefacts with approval states, SIT and UAT execution, defects raised automatically from failed tests, and a sign-off percentage that tells you exactly how close the release is.
Best for business and IT programmes that need audit-ready traceability without qualification protocols.
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Installation, operational and performance qualification, tracked like any other artefact.
The dashboard swaps SIT and UAT counters for IQ / OQ / PQ, adds deviations as first-class records, and reports release readiness per requirement — so an inspector sees the full chain in one screen.
Best for life-sciences and other regulated environments where computerised system validation has to be evidenced.
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Built for the people who have to prove it.
Coverage from requirement to result in a single grid — filter by system, owner or release.
Raise defects from a failed step; open, in-progress and resolved counts stay in sync with testing.
Plan a cycle, execute it, and close it with a recorded business approval per test.
Draft specs and UAT cases from a requirement, then review and approve them like any other artefact.
Proposed to implemented, with the requirements each change touches attached.
Who changed what, when — for auditors, regulators and the post-release review.
AI suggests action types and selectors from your UAT steps — reviewed and applied before anything runs unattended.
Formal sign-off captured with signer identity and timestamp — the audit trail GxP release evidence needs.
Your delivery team keeps working where they already work.
Map a Tracidor project to a Jira project, push defects and change requests, and pull status back — the traceability chain stays intact on both sides.
Configure in the app ↗Role-based access, project by project.
Team access controls who can author, approve and sign off. Automation systems and environments are registered per project, and every action lands in the audit log.