Advanced Safety Acceleration Platform

ASAP is a full-lifecycle platform that helps engineering teams build safer systems faster. It guides you through a structured, standards-based process for certifying complex products with confidence.

The Safety Certification Problem

Lack of Effective or Unified Toolsets

Safety work is often spread across disconnected tools.

Engineers lose time copying data, tracking changes, and coordinating documentation instead of focusing on what matters—building safe systems.

Inconsistent Deliverables

Without a unified process, safety documentation is inconsistent, redundant, and hard to verify.

Teams waste hours stitching together documents that don’t align or support certification.

Reporting Inefficiencies

Manual reporting slows everything down.

Whether you’re preparing a safety case or coordinating with assessors, fragmented tools create bottlenecks that delay progress and increase risk.

The Solution

ASAP is used by engineering teams across robotics, manufacturing, and operations to standardize safety work. It simplifies certification and ensures your process meets industry standards with traceability built in from the start.

What is ASAP?

ASAP is a safety lifecycle platform that guides teams through every phase—from hazard analysis and requirements to validation and monitoring.

It’s built around the industry-standard V-model and supports certification with traceable, assessor-ready documentation.

What does ASAP do?

ASAP replaces spreadsheets and disconnected tools with a structured, automated system.

It simplifies change management, supports team collaboration, and helps you stay compliant—without slowing down development.

Safety Management Built on the Proven V-Model

Built to the prescriptive V-Model defined in IEC 61508, ISO 13849, and ISO 26262, ASAP enables you to build your system using the safety lifecycle model that assessors are familiar with. As it complies with these core standards, ASAP is also influenced heavily by other functional safety standards, including:

Hierarchy of Hazard Controls (ISO 12100 / ANSI B11.0)
Risk elements and graphs (ISO 14121-2)
Performance Level and SIL determination (ISO 13849)
Waterfall risk assessment methodology (ISO 13849 / ISO 12100)
Machinery Directive Tagging (2006/42/EC)
HAZOP identification (SAE J2980 / ISO 26262 /IEC 61511)
Reliability Analysis and Component Failure Rates (SN 29500)
Data processing to support sensor characterization (IEC 61496)

Competitive Advantages

NRTL T2 Qualification

ASAP has earned its T2 qualification through TÜV Rheinland. That qualification validates the consistency and reliability of the platform and makes it eligible for assessor-qualified use.

Democratization of Safety

ASAP makes advanced safety work accessible to teams of all sizes.
It embeds structure, guidance, and automation into every step—so even lean teams can meet the same standards as enterprise leaders.

Automated Documentation

ASAP automatically generates traceable, assessor-ready outputs.
Teams spend less time formatting files and more time building. Every safety case is audit-ready from day one.

Automated Inputs & Outputs

ASAP connects your safety workflow to real system data.
It automatically updates safety cases when inputs or specs change—reducing rework and improving accuracy across the board.

Guided Process

ASAP brings structure to complex safety work.
It’s a system you can trust to walk your team from early risk analysis to certification, no matter your experience level.

Testimonials

ASAP is game-changing as it increases consistency through rules / automatic quality checks, its voting features reduce silos and improve consensus, and it raises the bar for risk assessments through its alignment with ANSI B11.0. The voting feature is a critical feature which promotes equality and inclusion. I often see a lead or a loud team member speak for or pressure their team members to side with them. Voting allows all voices to be heard and produces a more true consensus."

Using ASAP was like having a Functional Safety Expert on the team making sure we were utilizing the standards processes and best practices. By using the tool, we identified additional risks that had previously been unknown, which we were then able to address with design changes. In the past, we would have created the HARA later in the timeline and would have missed the opportunity to refine the design so early. Catching those issues saved the team time and ultimately led to a more successful program.”

Break the Safety-Speed Barrier

Faster launches shouldn’t mean taking shortcuts.

Schedule a consultation to see how ASAP helps you build safer systems in less time, with full certification support built in.

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