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NEWAI Engineering change overview

See what changes.
Find what it affects.

Trace reads your engineering documents, compares revisions, and flags the drawings and tests that may need to change. Every flag takes you to the source.

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What trace does

Start where review hurts most

A changed line tells you what is different. Its connections tell you what to review next. Trace finds those connections and shows you why each one matters.

Find the answer. Open the source.

Ask about a requirement, component, or test. Trace brings back the relevant passage and the document it came from.

  • Ask in plain language across requirements, components and tests
  • Every answer links to the exact passage
  • See which document and revision it came from
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Measure the difference

Less searching.
More time resolving the change.

Evaluate Trace against your existing review process. Track the effort saved and the quality of the evidence.

96%

96 of every 100 cited passages support the proposed impact.

42%

Less time gathering context

3.2x

Faster first-pass review

Current process1
With Trace3.2x

Speed from a new revision to a validated impact list.

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Use cases

Built for the reviews
you already run.

From a supplier datasheet to an audit request, Trace follows each change to the documents, tests, and decisions it touches.

Customers

Heard from
review teams.

Sam Chen
Engineering changesTraceability
“We need to know why something was flagged. Being able to open the exact passage would make the review much easier to trust.”
Sam ChenSystems Engineering Lead
GrowThup
Marta Kowalski
Test coverageVerification
“When a requirement changed, we used to find the affected tests at the next audit. Now the out-of-date test shows up the same day.”
Marta KowalskiTest Engineer
Halden Works
Arjun Mehta
Audit preparationCompliance
“Audit prep used to mean a week of digging through folders. Now we hand over the trail from requirement to sign-off, and every link opens the source.”
Arjun MehtaQuality Manager
Orbisteel
Elena Ruiz
Supplier changesQuality
“Supplier datasheets change quietly. Trace caught a coating change that would have slipped past us and showed which work instruction it affected.”
Elena RuizSupplier Quality Engineer
Norvane
James Whitfield
Engineering changesReview speed
“First-pass review on a new revision went from days to an afternoon. Our engineers still make the call, but they start from the right documents.”
James WhitfieldHead of Mechanical Engineering
Kestrel
Built around engineering judgement

Confidence comes from
being able to check.

The review should make its evidence, assumptions,
and limits easy to inspect.

Source before summary.

Read the passage behind the finding. Check its revision and decide whether it applies to the change.

Inference stays visible.

Distinguish an explicit document reference from a suggested connection that needs validation.

Approval stays human.

Engineers accept or dismiss findings. Your formal release process remains the authority.

Questions

Before you book

Does Trace approve changes?

No. Trace suggests what to review and shows why. Sign-off stays with your engineers and your existing release process.

How do I know why something was flagged?

Every finding links to the exact passage, document, and revision behind it, so you can check the reasoning yourself.

What documents does Trace read?

Specifications, requirements, drawings, test plans, and change notices: the records your reviews already depend on.

How do we evaluate it?

Bring one real revision. We measure time to a validated impact list and how often the cited passages support each finding.

Start with one real change

Bring one revision.
See what it changes.

Pick a project and a document revision. We’ll show the impact, the sources, and whether Trace fits your review process.

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