Requirement
Capture what needs to be built and why.
REQ-1001Connected engineering. Continuous assurance
Modern engineering, connected from end to end.
Connect requirements, tests, evidence, decisions, and approvals across the lifecycle with continuous validation, continuous assurance, and a living safety case that stays current as work evolves. From concept to decommissioning, M-Theory keeps engineering work connected, current, and defensible.
- End-to-end traceabilityAcross the entire lifecycle
- Audit-ready by designBuilt for compliance
- Made for teamsAdopted across functions
Traceability without the matrix.From first requirement to final approval.
M-Theory Office links every artifact in your lifecycle so nothing gets lost, duplicated, or forgotten.
Explore the lifecycleVerification
Define the test that proves it.
TEST-2001Evidence
Collect objective evidence.
EV-3001Change
Record decisions and change impact.
DEC-4001Approval
Obtain approvals and sign-offs.
APR-5001
End-to-endRequirements traceabilityAcross the lifecycle
Audit-readyObjective evidenceCreated as work happens
Change impactBefore it surprises youSee what one change affects
GovernedAuthority and approvalsRole-based access control
Your engineering work is connected. Your tools aren't.
Requirements live in one system. Evidence in another. Decisions disappear into meetings and email. Status gets rebuilt in spreadsheets. Compliance becomes another layer of work on top of the engineering itself.
- Excel
- Word
- Jira
- Requirements
- Tests
- Meetings
- Evidence
- Approvals
MM-Theory
The lifecycle already exists. M-Theory makes the connections explicit — a digital thread that builds itself instead of one stitched together by integrations.
Familiar on the surface. Governed underneath.
Work the way you already do
- Documents
- Spreadsheets
- Presentations
- Diagrams
- Meetings
- Tasks
- Files
M-Theory handles what sits underneath
- Traceability
- Versioning
- Evidence
- Approvals
- Baselines
- Change history
- Provenance
- Ownership
- Change impact
- Lifecycle status
The interface stays familiar. The lifecycle becomes structured.
Change one thing. Know what it affects.
See connected requirements, risks, tests, evidence, decisions, and downstream work before a change becomes a surprise.
Stop rebuilding the evidence.
Create provenance, approvals, history, and traceability as work happens instead of reconstructing them before every review or audit.
Know what's actually ready.
See missing evidence, open decisions, unverified requirements, and blocked work before they become release-day problems.
Powerful systems shouldn't require a new way of working.
M-Theory preserves familiar productivity experiences while adding governance, traceability, lifecycle context, and intelligence underneath them.
Spreadsheet
Still looks like a spreadsheet
Now connected to the lifecycle
Document
Still looks like a document
Now connected to the lifecycle
Diagram
Still looks like a diagram
Now connected to the lifecycle
Presentation
Still looks like a presentation
Now connected to the lifecycle
Designed around the realities of regulated engineering.
M-Theory Office is being designed for teams whose work must remain connected, reviewable, explainable, and defensible across the product lifecycle.
- Automotive SPICE
- ISO 26262
- ISO 21434
- IATF 16949
- APQP / PPAP
- MIL-STD-882
- ARP4761
Framework names are shown to describe intended workflows and customer environments and do not imply certification or endorsement.
Built first for the teams carrying the complexity.
Roles
- Systems engineers
- Requirements engineers
- Functional safety engineers
- Cybersecurity engineers
- Quality engineers
- Validation / V&V engineers
- Technical program managers
- Engineering managers
- Product assurance leaders
Industries
- Automotive
- Autonomous vehicles
- Robotics
- Aerospace
- Defense
- Advanced mobility
- Industrial automation
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