What is Cevelar?
Cevelar is an engineering system for requirements and validation. It reads customer requests and specifications, finds what is open or missing, derives test plans with cost and links every requirement to its evidence. Engineers review the results where judgement is needed.
What is a requirements gap?
A requirements gap is a requirement without a test that proves it, a test without a source in the specification, or evidence that no longer matches the current edition of a standard. Gaps usually surface at the audit. Cevelar shows them while they are still cheap to close.
Which industries does Cevelar work with?
Cevelar works with suppliers and engineering service providers in rail, automotive and energy, across Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Does Cevelar replace our requirements management tool?
No, Cevelar works next to your requirements management tool. It covers the steps around it: reading the customer’s documents, and checking that every requirement has a test and evidence behind it.
How is Cevelar priced?
The platform is a yearly subscription per team. Engineering mandates and test campaigns are scoped and quoted per programme. The battery passport readiness check is a fixed price of €3,900 net.
Where is our data processed?
Your data is processed in the EU. Only your team and the Cevelar engineers on your project see your documents, and they are never used for other customers.
Who is behind Cevelar?
Cevelar was founded in Berlin in 2026 by Nils Flagmeier and Max Beitler. Nils brings eleven years of testing and validation in battery and automotive programmes; Max builds the platform.
How do we start?
Start with a call. We look at one real request or specification of yours, agree on what a good result is, and you try Cevelar on that document.
