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Use case

Test case creation

How many of your requirements have a test case you can point to right now?

The challenge

V&V planning. Test cases have to be written and tied back to requirements. It is slow, and it is where traceability either holds or quietly fails.

Writing test cases by hand takes time. Aligning each one to its requirement takes more. And the requirement with no matching test is the gap nobody notices until an auditor asks.

How our solution helps

Our AI companion "Flurina" drafts test cases and aligns them to your requirements.

It then flags the requirements with no coverage. The traceability is built as you go, not reconstructed later. Faster V&V, traceable by default. The coverage gap shows up while you can still close it.

See where your file actually stands

Pull your requirements list. Count how many you can match to a specific test case in under a minute. The rest are your risk.

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FAQ

Any questions? We’re happy to help.

Does it write test cases or just check them?

It aligns test cases to your requirements, and flags the requirements with no test.

Will they be traceable to requirements?

Yes. The traceability is built as you write, not reconstructed before an audit.

Do we still review them?

Yes. You review and validate. It removes the blank page and the gap hunting.

What it costs when the file drifts

~15

documents per device that requirement-to-test traceability must hold across

4 months

of a year the average team loses to documentation work

53%

of manufacturers have reduced R&D under the documentation burden

Sources: EU MDR; MedTech Europe MDR/IVDR Survey (2025); BAAT Medical

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