Change a material, a tolerance or a supplier and the Koddex impact analyser walks your product graph in seconds. Every impacted part, requirement, test and document comes back with its owner and its status.
In spreadsheets and PDFs, a change to one component quietly invalidates requirements three levels up. Nobody notices until certification, when remediation costs the most. Koddex holds those links as typed edges, so the consequences of a change are visible at the moment it is proposed.
Every component, requirement, test and document is a typed node in a deterministic graph. Touch one and Koddex traverses the edges for you, upstream to the systems that depend on it, downstream to the evidence that backs it.
An impact list nobody owns is just a longer to-do list. Koddex turns the traversal into a reviewable change request: what moved, what it broke, who has to re-verify it, and what still blocks approval.
The reason a change was safe has to survive the two years before the auditor asks. Every traversal, re-verification and sign-off is recorded against a frozen baseline you can export as a dossier.
Koddex does not promise your change gets approved faster. It promises you know what it costs before you commit to it.
Component, requirement, test and document sit in one graph, so no dependency lives only in someone's head.
The graph re-evaluates on write, so a broken requirement shows up when the change is proposed, not at the review.
Every edge is explicit and auditable, from a raw material through to the certification clause it supports.