From PDFs to Proof Pipelines: Building Audit-Grade Traceability in Regulated Deep-Tech
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From PDFs to proof pipelines: how we cut audit pack assembly from 2 months to 2 weeks with baselines, traceability, access control, and impact analysis.
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In regulated deep-tech, people argue about paper vs. 3D models, spreadsheets vs. metadata report, PDFs vs. PLM. That argument misses the point. Regulators don’t want paper. They want proof with properties that survive scrutiny.