Understand.
Organise controlled project information and find the evidence that matters.
One thread from source
to design narrative.
Vellint keeps requirements, evidence, engineering decisions, and review connected around the document your team has to deliver.
Follow a requirementDecide.
Make engineering choices in context, with assumptions and open inputs visible.
Deliver.
Shape a reviewable narrative and preserve the history behind every revision.
Read the narrative.
Follow the evidence.
One design claim, its contractual source, and the engineering judgment between them.
A claim. Traced to its source.
Illustrative project · Clause 4.2.1What the contract
actually says.
“The monitoring system shall maintain recording capability in the event of a single network link failure.”
Source [1] · Technical specification
Continuity.
By design.
A redundant network topology is proposed to maintain recording continuity following a single link failure. [1]
Engineering decision
Redundant paths proposed. Final topology remains subject to interface confirmation.
Evidence linked · Human review required
What this supports
Recording continuity after a single link failure.
What still needs a decision
The topology and interfaces. Redundant paths are an engineering proposal, not a quoted requirement.
See the effect of a change.
A changed requirement starts a new review. Inspect its effect on the design decision while the earlier revision stays intact.
Recordings shall be retained for 30 days
Saved revision remains unchangedRecordings shall be retained for 60 days
Storage capacity requires reviewRevisit the storage decision.
The retention period changes. Review capacity and confirm the engineering response before saving a new design revision.
What Vellint makes visibleOne changed requirement · One affected design decision
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