Find it in the documents, not the field.

Machine-speed analysis of technical specifications. Find contradictions, gaps, and duplicates before sign-off.

Industries

Different specifications. The same failure mode.

Every industry below writes requirements at a scale no single reviewer can hold in working memory, split across teams that each review their own chapter correctly and never read across the others. That structural gap is where contradictions, gaps, and duplicates live — and where Wyzer Detective looks.

Automotive

8.19M

Software is now the leading cause of vehicle recalls. Check ADAS, powertrain and body-control specifications as one document rather than one module at a time.See automotive →Aerospace

25–40%

DO-178C and ARP4754A both trace to one baseline. Catch the cross-level contradiction before a certification auditor does.See aerospace →Defense

$49.3B

GAO names unsettled requirements as a recurring driver of cost growth. Check a Capability Development Document and its amendments as one baseline.See defense →Healthcare

13%

Device design is the FDA’s single leading root cause for recalls. Check design inputs and risk controls together, not department by department.See healthcare →Cycling

$69.7B

E-bike battery fires and bicycle recalls both trace back to specs no one read across suppliers. Check the battery, motor, and frame specifications as one document.See cycling →