

Shape your system
Your objects, your links, no fixed schema.
Each with its regulatory reality: DO-178C, IGI 1300, MDR/IVDR, EPR2, ISO 13849.
Every modern system is a matrix where the disciplines are inseparable. Change a single dimension on one part and you touch mechanics, electronics, and compliance all at once.


Your objects, your links, no fixed schema.


Every change logged. Every baseline frozen.


One graph your whole stack reads from.
Every requirement, decision, and change is traced as you work, so your ISO, FDA, and aerospace audit evidence is ready when you need it, not rebuilt from scratch.
No more truth scattered across spreadsheets, PLM, and email threads. Your entire product definition lives in one structured, versioned system.
A single component swap can cascade across 200+ dependencies. See the full blast radius of every change before it costs you a redesign.
Because everything is structured and traced, AI agents can read, write, and automate across your models safely. Real workflows, not chat windows.
Model any complex system from a blank canvas. Enforce strict engineering types across your architecture.
Enterprise Backbone
Every role (engineering, leadership, quality) plugs directly into the same backbone as your PLM, ERP, CRM and SIRH. One traceable source of truth across the organization.
A few of the tools Koddex already plugs into
European by design
Your engineering data is your industrial advantage. It should not live under a foreign jurisdiction.
Hosted in the EU (AWS Europe, Ireland). No data transfer outside the European Union.
GDPR-native: Article 28 DPA included, not negotiated.
A European alternative to IBM DOORS, PTC Windchill, Siemens Polarion and Jama, without the legacy and without the CLOUD Act.


Backed by the European Union and Bpifrance
One graph, five mandates. Each role gets the decisive capability for the question that keeps them up at night.
A demo on your products and systems, ideally with several members of your team. We gather your requirements live.
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