Nova
Establish shared ownership, work records, workflow and planning visibility.
- Work and issue tracking
- Team workspaces and statuses
- Planning visibility
- Lightweight AI assistance
Enterprise Work & Engineering Lifecycle Management. Connect plans, requirements, engineering and accepted delivery.
Manage multi-team projects, engineering assurance and supplier delivery with a connected lifecycle.
Architecture, trust and deployment around your organization.
Technical perspectives on governed delivery.
Progress from work tracking and shared knowledge to requirements, verification, service and enterprise ecosystem management through cumulative Nova-to-Cosmos packages. Select the scope and deployment model your organization needs.
Choose your broadest goal. This suggests a starting scope for evaluation, rather than a price quote.
Each higher package includes the package below. The table shows where the listed scope becomes established. Nova also supports basic requirements work; governance depth grows with the package.
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| Scope | Nova | Orbit | Zenith | Apex | Helios | Cosmos |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Work, issues and team planning | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Shared knowledge and broader requirements management | — | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Structured specifications and architecture traceability | — | — | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Verification and evidence preparation | — | — | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Governed readiness and acceptance | — | — | — | Included | Included | Included |
| Runtime, reporting and service continuity | — | — | — | — | Included | Included |
| Commercial scope and partner ecosystem | — | — | — | — | — | Included |
Selected capabilities, internal and external participants, workspaces, deployment, integrations and service needs define the evaluation. Identify the expected usage before agreeing license and operating terms.
Model routes, your own provider credentials or local models affect operating costs. Where applicable, storage, API and AI usage limits, warnings and overage behavior are agreed explicitly. A package name is not an unlimited-usage promise.
Data migration, connector work, training and ongoing support are scoped separately in the proposal. Define responsibilities, support hours, acceptance criteria and recovery objectives alongside the deployment model.
Packages are cumulative. Begin with the required capability breadth and extend it as your operating model grows. Commercial terms, renewal, usage and deployment changes are reviewed together; no public fixed price or universal service level is implied.
Establish shared ownership, work records, workflow and planning visibility.
Extend managed work with a connected knowledge and collaboration environment.
Turn shared documentation into governed requirements and specification.
Connect controlled delivery with proof, governance and release readiness.
Carry delivery governance into runtime, reporting and customer service.
Extend the operating model across commercial commitments and organizational boundaries.
Packages define capability breadth, and each higher package includes the package below. Commercial plans govern usage, licensing and operating terms. SaaS, private cloud and isolated deployment choices define data flows, integrations and shared responsibility.
Begin with a real delivery scenario. Review requirements, decisions, evidence, customer acceptance and operational scope together to select the appropriate package and operating model.
Deployment modelsBring a project, a changed requirement or a release decision. In a tailored demonstration, follow its plan, engineering work, AI contributions and acceptance evidence with your team.
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