The readiness check involves understanding the tool safety requirements and filling out a specially designed spreadsheet that serves as a baseline to understand your case. This process helps us confirm readiness and identify gaps in ISO 26262.

This process involves three simple steps:

After the second meeting you will receive a clear map detailing the status of your tools within the process, along with actionable insights and next steps for achieving ISO 26262 compliance and safety. Here are some possible outcomes:

To get the most out of your complimentary consultation with our experts, we strongly recommend having a basic understanding of ISO 26262 requirements, Tool Confidence Level (TCL), and Automotive Safety Integrity Level (ASIL).

Not sure about TCL? No problem! We’ve dedicated a podcast specifically to this topic. You can listen to it here.

We also have a podcast episode dedicated entirely to the ISO26262 readiness check, don’t miss it! Tune in here.

Please note that this readiness check is not intended to identify your tool chain. Instead, it provides a status overview of your tools in relation to ISO 26262 requirements.

Additionally, we can accommodate other standards upon request, such as IEC 61508, DO-178C, and EN 50657.

Want to know why tool qualification is essential? Read our recommended article: “Why Tool Qualification is a Game Changer.”

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