CCASEWRIGHT

ISO/PAS 8800 · Clause 8 · Clause 9

The ISO 8800 layer that proves your AI safety case is sufficient.

Your requirements already live in Jama, DOORS, or Polarion. Casewright turns them into a defensible assurance argument — and tells you where it will fail assessment, before the OEM's assessor does.

Clause 8

Assurance argument, built for you

Clause 9

Sufficiency, scored automatically

ReqIF

Works with the tools you own

What it does

Requirements tools store. Casewright judges.

01 · ARGUMENT

Build the assurance case

Casewright assembles the GSN safety argument from your requirements: top claim, sub-claims, and the evidence each rests on.

02 · SUFFICIENCY

Score whether it holds

Every branch gets a sufficiency score. Weak and missing evidence surface instantly.

03 · GAPS

See what an assessor will flag

An ordered gap list in assessor language, so you fix holes before assessment, not after rejection.

Integration model

Additive, not another silo.

Casewright imports requirements, ODD statements and verification records over ReqIF from Jama Connect, IBM DOORS Next or Polarion. Your system of record stays where it is, and keeps its baselines, traceability and change control.

What comes back is the work product those tools do not produce: an assurance argument structured to ISO/PAS 8800 Clause 8, a sufficiency score per branch, and a gap list written the way an assessor writes findings.

No migration, no duplicate requirement set, no second source of truth to reconcile at the safety review.

JobCasewrightRequirements tools
Store and trace requirementsImports themYes
Build the assurance argumentYesNo
Judge evidence sufficiencyYesNo
Check completenessYesNo

Build your first case free.

One AI element, one ODD, one scored argument. No import required to start.

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