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User GuideEnterprise Edition

Qualification & Compliance

Audit trails, evidence bundles, and compliance support for regulated hardware design in Synth EE.

Qualification & Compliance

Synth Enterprise Edition includes an automated qualification framework for engineering teams working under regulatory requirements — industrial, aerospace, automotive, and medical hardware applications.


Why It Matters

Hardware designs in regulated domains must demonstrate that the tools used in the design process are qualified — meaning the tool behaves predictably, its outputs are verifiable, and any deviations are traceable. Synth EE's qualification features are designed to support:

  • IPC-2221 / IPC Class 3 — high-reliability PCB fabrication standards
  • DO-254 — airborne electronic hardware assurance (avionics)
  • ISO 26262 — functional safety for automotive electronics
  • IEC 62443 — industrial control system security (for hardware supply chain)

What Synth EE Generates

Every build in Synth EE produces an evidence bundle alongside the standard design artifacts:

ArtifactContents
Build manifestSynth version, DSL file hash, timestamp, and build parameters
DRC evidenceFull DRC report with rule definitions and pass/fail results
Netlist hashSHA-256 digest of the output netlist, verifiable against the source
Compiler logStructured log of every placement decision and routing pass
Attestation signatureCryptographic signature over the full bundle (available in confidential compute configurations)

Downloading Evidence

From a completed build in SynthUI:

  1. Open the Build Details page.
  2. Click Download Evidence Bundle.
  3. You receive a .zip containing all artifacts and a manifest.json describing their contents and hashes.

Auditor Access

The Auditor role provides read-only access to all qualification logs, DRC reports, and evidence bundles across your organization — without being able to trigger builds or modify designs. This is the appropriate role for quality engineers, certifying authorities, or external reviewers.

See Teams & Access Control for how to assign the Auditor role.

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