For FMEA Engineers
You update the BOM. Someone else updates the FMEA. Weeks later, the review catches 40 missing items. Q-gate catches them in 3 minutes.
53-second demo: Setup → Run → Review → Waiver → Governance → Export
BOM adds 15 new parts. Nobody updates the DFMEA. The gap grows silently until the next review meeting.
Someone spends hours going line by line: "Is C14 covered? Does FM-023 still have a cause?" Every time. By hand.
40 coverage gaps found during the review. Now the meeting derails into firefighting instead of design improvement.
BOM and FMEA are separate files, maintained by separate people, on separate schedules. There's no link between them. No tool enforces consistency. The only validation is a human reading both documents side by side in a review meeting — after the design is already frozen.
If humans are checking it, something will be missed. Q-gate is the missing link.
Run it before the meeting. Fix the gaps before anyone sees them.
Line-level detail on every finding. Export to Markdown for your review notes.
No AI. No randomness. Same input → same result. Every rule is traceable to AIAG & VDA FMEA Handbook (1st Ed. 2019).
Browse your project folder and run analysis
69 violations found with line-level detail
Request waivers for known exceptions
Full audit trail for every waiver
Each rule is traceable to AIAG & VDA FMEA Handbook (1st Ed. 2019). No black box.
Every BOM item has at least one DFMEA entry
No failure mode without a parent component in BOM
Every failure mode has at least one effect
Every failure mode has at least one cause
S, O, D ratings are within 1–10
Action Priority matches AIAG & VDA table
Same effect chain has consistent Severity
High-priority items have assigned actions
Detects duplicate failure mode entries
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