Are your requirements ready for tender?
The bids you get are only as good as the requirements you wrote.
stet reads your requirements register and finds vague wording, undefined terms and open decisions, with a suggested fix for each. You decide what goes to tender.
Early access. One email when there is something to try.
Trains shall stop at the platform within a reasonable time.
Original: Trains shall stop at the platform within a reasonable time."Reasonable" has no measure. Each supplier will price a different meaning.
Trains shall stop at the platform within [X] seconds of the stop signal.
Accept the rewrite, or stet it. Try both.
Settle the wording on paper, not in variations.
01 / Read
Bring your Excel register as you keep it. stet reads the requirements and lists anything it could not.
OUTrequirements read, problems listed
02 / Find
Every undefined term listed once. Every requirement checked for ambiguity, with the exact words quoted.
OUTa term register and quoted findings
03 / Decide
Accept a rewrite, or stet it and record why. Your decisions show whether the specification is ready for tender.
OUTa ready or not-ready gate, with reasons
The tool I wanted on those projects.
Variations are the expensive part of a contract. They usually start as loose wording and undefined terms in the requirements.
I have worked through hundreds of project documents, changing requirements and conflicting information. So I am building stet.
David MeiliSystems and mechanical engineer
Want to try it on a real project?
Early pilots are open to teams preparing requirements for tender.
Bring the register. Let's see if stet helps.
Early access. One email when there is something to try.