Deliverables library

Every deliverable you produce lands in the library of the active project, ready to review, export, challenge and cross-check.

The library

Reachable from the left menu, it gathers every deliverable of the active project: meeting preparations, user stories and process models.

The deliverables library, with type, date and status for each entry.
Every deliverable of the active project, with its type and status.

Statuses and duplication

Each deliverable starts as a Draft and, when you are happy with it, becomes Validated (reversible). You can duplicate it to explore a variant without losing the original.

A deliverable page, with its status and the available actions.
A deliverable page: its content, its status, and the arbitration tools.

Exporting

Copy a deliverable’s text in one click, or grab the BPMN 2.0 export for a process model, to open in your diagramming tool.

Challenge, the devil’s advocate

The AI critiques a deliverable without regenerating it: it raises objections, and you decide on each. A safeguard against blind spots that keeps your text intact.

Each objection carries its lens: Verification when it targets the deliverable’s writing quality (ambiguous, untestable, contradictory), and Validation when it targets alignment with the business need. A deliverable can be flawless in form and still be the wrong thing to build. The BABOK separates these two tasks (7.2 and 7.3), and so do we.

A challenge result: categorised objections, each with its lens.
Each objection carries its category and its lens, verification or validation.

Traceability across deliverables (expert mode)

From at least two deliverables, the AI cross-checks them (with the project context) to spot gaps and contradictions to arbitrate: a story with no matching process step, a requirement nothing covers, a term drifting from the glossary. This is what the BABOK calls traceability (task 5.1).

A coherence check result, with the discrepancies found by area.
Discrepancies found across deliverables: coverage, terminology, contradiction.
Nothing is published or frozen without you: validation, challenge and coherence are decision-support tools, not automations.