Use case

Create a test plan from an OEM spec

Turning a 400-page OEM spec into an auditable validation plan often takes three to five days of senior time per document.

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  • Spec → evidence
  • EU-hosted
  • Audit-ready
Test plan · status101 of 112
  • Requirements112
  • Mapped101
  • Gaps11 · flagged
  • Sequence6 weeks · 3 labs
  • Costrange estimated
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Context

Three steps, one chain

Validation planning at Cevelar is upload, mapping, output. Not a workshop marathon. The spec becomes requirements, requirements become test cases, test cases become sequence and a cost range.

The status heads of validation need is a number: how many requirements are covered, how many gaps sit before the lab. Then the programme decides whether to test in-house, rework the spec, or let Arc run the campaign.

Impact

Less wait time. More evidence.

3–5 days→~12 min Target throughput Spec → Plan
±30%→±10% Target cost estimate variance
  1. Upload PDF, DOCX or XLSX (EN/DE), including tables and annexes.
  2. Analyse Requirements, conflicts, and gaps against UN 38.3, IEC 62619, EU Battery Regulation, ASPICE, and OEM deltas.
  3. Output Test plan with requirement traceability, sequence, cost, and export to XLSX, DOCX, Jira or Polarion.

Comparison

Manual vs. Cevelar

Manual

  • ThroughputDays of senior time per spec
  • TraceabilityOften spreadsheet patchwork
  • IP / hostingRisk with generic LLMs

Cevelar

  • ThroughputMinutes (target)
  • TraceabilityRequirement → Spec → Standard
  • IP / hostingEU stack Frankfurt

For heads of validation

Explainable plans. No prompt black box.

For homologation and OEM reviews you need matrix output and audit-ready derivation, not just a chat reply. Cevelar delivers both, EU-hosted.

FAQ

Validation planning questions

Upload, mapping, output.

How long does the first structure take?

Initial structuring from a spec is minutes to hours, not weeks of spreadsheet work. Judgment and OEM clarification stay human.

What happens to gaps?

They stay visible. Orange means a missing requirement or missing evidence. Not decoration.

Can the plan go into the ALM?

Yes. Export to Polarion, Jira and Excel is the hand-off, not a lock-in.

How do I start?

Demo for the coverage logic, or a briefing for your spec. Reply within one business day.

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