How SECC Works
Four layers of AI analysis, one authoritative health score. SECC turns a manual multi-day review into an automated, reproducible workflow.
See It LiveFour Steps from Upload to Insight
SECC is designed to integrate into your existing program review cadence — no workflow redesign required.
Ingest Your Document Set
Upload your systems engineering artifacts via the web interface or API. SECC accepts PDF, Word, and structured text formats for all major SE document types.
Multi-Layer AI Analysis
SECC applies four independent analysis engines in parallel — examining each document and the relationships between documents for issues at multiple levels of abstraction.
Issue Extraction & Ranking
Detected issues are classified by type, severity, and affected documents. Each finding includes the source context and a recommended resolution path.
System Health Score Report
SECC delivers a MAUT-based System Health Score with a full audit trail — ready for program reviews, CDRs, and regulatory submittals.
Four Types of Analysis
Each analysis layer targets a distinct class of document quality issue. Together they provide comprehensive coverage of systems engineering artifact integrity.
Inconsistency Detection
Identifies requirements, assumptions, or constraints that are stated differently — or contradict one another — across multiple documents in the artifact set.
- Numerical value conflicts across documents
- Contradictory operational assumptions
- Conflicting interface definitions
- Misaligned performance thresholds
Example Finding
“CONOPS states max altitude of 45,000 ft while FRD specifies structural load limits for 35,000 ft.”
Traceability Gap Analysis
Maps requirements through the full document hierarchy and surfaces any breaks in the requirement-to-design-to-test trace chain.
- Orphaned requirements (no parent)
- Untested requirements (no V&V mapping)
- Missing design implementation links
- Circular or broken trace chains
Example Finding
“SRS Requirement REQ-047 has no corresponding verification entry in the V&V Plan.”
Semantic Conflict Detection
Detects cases where the same concept is described using different terminology, or where ambiguous language creates latent interpretation conflicts.
- Synonym/terminology inconsistencies
- Ambiguous threshold language ('approximately', 'about')
- Undefined acronyms and abbreviations
- Scope boundary conflicts
Example Finding
“"System shall operate nominally" in ICD vs. "System shall maintain safe state" in CONOPS — undefined relationship.”
Compliance Checking
Validates the document set against INCOSE systems engineering standards and applicable regulatory frameworks, with per-clause gap reporting.
- INCOSE SE Handbook alignment
- FAA ARP 4754A mapping
- DoD MIL-STD compliance checking
- Required section completeness
Example Finding
“TEMP is missing a Qualification Test matrix required by INCOSE SE Handbook Section 4.3.”
Supported Document Types
SECC is purpose-built for the systems engineering artifact lifecycle — from early concept through verification and validation.
Flexible Deployment
SECC meets your security requirements — whether that is a managed cloud environment or a fully isolated air-gapped network.
Cloud Deployment
Hosted on secure AWS infrastructure. Fast onboarding, no hardware procurement. Ideal for commercial aerospace and unclassified government programs.
- Sub-day deployment
- Automatic updates
- SOC 2 compliant
On-Premises / Air-Gapped
Full local deployment with no external network dependencies. Designed for classified programs, ITAR-controlled environments, and DoD systems.
- Zero external data egress
- Classified environment capable
- ITAR compliance support
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