Industry packs

Apply the engineering controls your industry requires.

Industry packs configure terminology, classification logic, traceability relationships, review gates, standards mappings, and evidence structures. Agents prepare and validate the work; qualified people retain the final decision.

Deep industry packs

Seven packs configured for regulated engineering.

Each pack applies the standards terminology, classifications, traceability models, and evidence workflows your programme is audited against.

15 industry packs — from general software delivery to the most heavily regulated programmes.

Extended coverage

Eight more industry packs

Each pack configures agents to the primary workflow lens your sector operates under.

IndustryPrimary workflow lens
Energy & utilitiesIEC 61508, IEC 62443, NERC CIP, NIS2, asset and grid controls.
Oil & gasIEC 61511, HAZOP, LOPA, SIL, process safety, MOC, OT security, and proof testing.
Rail & infrastructureEN 50126/50128/50129, SIL, safety case, ISA, tool qualification, ERTMS/ETCS, and CSM-RA.
Construction & civil engineeringEurocodes, consequence class, CDM, ISO 19650 BIM information management, and project risk.
Maritime & shippingSOLAS, MARPOL, ISM Code, class rules, statutory certificates, and safety-management evidence.
InsuranceSolvency II, IFRS 17, FCA governance, model and reporting controls, and evidence.
Mining & resourcesJORC/NI 43-101, critical controls, bowtie analysis, safety, tailings, environmental and closure planning.
Transportation & logisticsDOT/FMCSA, ADR/RID, IATA DGR, IMDG, supply-chain security, customs, and dangerous-goods controls.

Standards references are reviewed by qualified subject-matter experts. Workflows support standards-aligned activities and evidence — the software does not make a certification decision or guarantee compliance.

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Demonstrate the workflow in your industry vocabulary.

Use a real lifecycle artifact — requirement, hazard, control, test, approval, release gate, or evidence gap — and show how the agent applies the configured domain model.