
AI-powered analysis of incoming specifications at engineering level - feasibility, risks and gaps in hours, every result traceable to the source.
A specification document can run to several hundred pages and includes not just technical requirements, but also legal clauses, test procedures, and references to standards. Until now, engineers and sales teams had to go through these pages by hand, flag the important requirements, and judge whether the company could meet them technically and commercially – often under serious time pressure ahead of a bid deadline. SEMORAI takes over that first pass: the platform reads the entire specification, identifies every requirement individually, and within a few hours assesses how feasible it is, where the risks are, and where information is missing. Every assessment links back to the exact spot in the original document, so every judgment can be traced and checked at any time.
3,000 pages to read, information scattered across emails, spreadsheets and meetings and decisions under time pressure. Even when your team gives everything, the result is often incomplete or too late.
300–3,000-page specifications, plus standards, emails and Excel files.
Only days for the assessment – many questions stay unanswered.
What one expert sees stays hidden from the next.
Important assessments disappear into inboxes or minds.
Back-and-forth via email, Teams and phone - never clear who reviewed what.
Upload Word, Excel, PDF, emails, ReqIF - everything is processed, including graphics and comments.

Every requirement and standard is extracted, assessed for feasibility and criticality, and routed to the responsible expert with a prepared decision basis.

One click: context, source, technical reasoning. You keep control and make informed decisions faster than ever.

Built to the highest IT-security standards - run it in any cloud, on-premise, or fully air-gapped. All results are traceable by you. Every answer grounded in your sources and cited.
Real results from engineering teams who have transformed how they assess specifications.
New standards not yet recorded internally are automatically forwarded to the release workflow of Regulatory Management.
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