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Forward + backward
Pick any node — the whole chain illuminates in both directions. R5 implementing? Find every spec, test, release.
Traceability Graph
Build audit-supporting traceability from the links teams make during normal work. Follow requirements forward to specs, tests, and releases—or backward from a release to its source evidence.
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Why this matters
Most teams maintain traceability matrices by hand in a spreadsheet that's perpetually six months stale. Azora generates the matrix from links you make as part of normal work — every spec references the requirement it implements, every test references the spec it verifies, every release references the tests it includes.
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Pick any node — the whole chain illuminates in both directions. R5 implementing? Find every spec, test, release.
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4-column grid (Req → Spec → Test → Release). Hover to highlight chains. Click to filter to one chain.
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Surface requirements with no spec, specs with no test, tests with no release. Each row is a TODO.
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One requirement can produce many specs. One spec can be verified by many tests. The graph captures real-world structure.
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Generate the full matrix as PDF for review or an audit request. No manual spreadsheet maintenance.
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When you add a test that references a spec, the matrix updates instantly. Always live; never stale.
Connected workflow
Azora keeps project work, quality evidence, people, suppliers, units, documents, and customer context on one shared operating core—without a sync job between every team.
Pick any node — the whole chain illuminates in both directions. R5 implementing? Find every spec, test, release.
4-column grid (Req → Spec → Test → Release). Hover to highlight chains. Click to filter to one chain.
Surface requirements with no spec, specs with no test, tests with no release. Each row is a TODO.
One requirement can produce many specs. One spec can be verified by many tests. The graph captures real-world structure.
“I used to maintain the trace matrix in a spreadsheet — three days a release, every release. Now it's a graph view that builds itself from the link picker. I haven't opened the spreadsheet in two months.”
At GA: one plan, every module—$29/paid editor/month annually or $35 monthly, 30-day full-feature trial, unlimited free read-only viewers, and a 5-editor minimum. Open-beta design partners lock $20/editor/month annually for 24 months from GA.
See it before you talk to sales
The demo tenant includes sample requirements, specs, tests, and releases so you can explore the graph view immediately.