Connects every system.Answers every why.
Product Explorer holds your parts, signals, functions, requirements and variants in one navigable workspace. Ask a question in plain words. Read the traced answer back to the data.
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One workspace
Stop tab-hopping. Start navigating.
Your product lives across a dozen systems no one can hold in their head. PLM for parts, ALM for requirements, signal databases for traffic, ticketing for the field. Product Explorer reads from all of them and serves the whole as one navigable graph.
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One workspaceEvery part, signal, function and link, served as one graph.
- Plain-language search across every entity
- Forward and reverse traces in one click
- Change impact before the change ships
Navigation
Click any node. See every link.
Tree, graph and detail panel together. Click a component, see the functions it implements, the signals it carries, the requirements behind it, the variants where it ships. Walk forward through what it affects, or backward to what affects it.
Plain language
Ask a question. Read the traced answer.
Type the question the way you would ask an engineer. Product Explorer answers in plain words and shows the trace back to the parts, requirements, signals and tickets the answer rests on. Every claim is sourced. No invented parts, no orphan references.
Change impact
See what a change will touch.
Before you swap a part, change a function, or update a requirement, Product Explorer walks the radius outward: the variants where it ships, the tests that depend on it, the open tickets that reference it, the supplier records bound to it. The picture is built from the same engineering ontology that powers navigation, so the radius and the answer agree.
Connected systems
Plugs into every system you already run.
Functional data from ALM and MBSE. Signal traffic from DBC and ARXML. Architecture from your existing tooling. Variant tables, ticketing, signal catalogs. Product Explorer reads what you have and resolves it into one graph. No migration. No manual stitching.
Functional data
Logical functions, software modules and hardware components, with hierarchy and realizations.
Signal data
Sender-receiver mappings, communication buses, signal properties and variants.
Vehicle architecture
Logical and physical structure: components, ECUs, buses, gateways and topologies.
Variant configuration
Mapping of feature, function and component presence across vehicle variants.
Issue tickets
Description, criticality, affected vehicle, software release and linked parts and software.
Data definition
As-is state of signals, sender and receiver ECUs, and defined bits.
Engineering ontology
Walk the ontology your engineers already built.
Components, functions, signals, requirements and variants, with the edges between them: realizes, communicates, satisfies, configures, references. The ontology is yours. Product Explorer is the surface.
Edge vocabularyRealizes · Communicates · Satisfies · Configures · References
How it works
Turn six systems into one product.
Reads what you already have
Functional, signal, architectural, variant and ticket data, ingested from your existing tooling. No migration step, no manual stitching.
Resolves into one graph
Parts, functions, signals, requirements and variants linked by the edges your engineers actually drew. The model your team would build, served as a workspace.
Answers in plain words
Type the question. Read the traced answer back to the source data, with citations to specific entities. No invented parts. Every claim is sourced.
Shows what a change touches
Move a part, swap a function, update a requirement. Product Explorer walks the radius outward across variants, tests, tickets and suppliers, before the change ships.
Get started
Stop searching across systems.Start with the answer.
Book a 20-minute walkthrough. We will load a slice of your data into Product Explorer and show the traces it surfaces.