Engineering workflows often span Excel files, PDFs, and disconnected documents. The requirements are there, but they live in static formats that are difficult to navigate and give AI little real context to work with.
The shift is not just about using AI. It is about turning your engineering system into something structured, connected, and machine-readable.
In this live session, Matthew Maclaine will show how quickly you can move from scattered documents to a connected graph inside Trace.Space and what becomes possible once that foundation is in place.

What you’ll see live:

• Import from Real Artifacts: Watch how requirements are pulled from Excel and PDFs and brought into Trace.Space without needing to rebuild everything from scratch.
• Automatic Structuring: See how imported content is organized into clean, usable requirement objects with the right level of structure.
• Graph Creation: Understand how a connected graph begins to form as relationships between requirements, systems, and components are established.
• Traceability in Minutes: See how links across requirements start to take shape, giving you immediate visibility into dependencies and coverage.
• Space Agent in Action: Watch how Space Agent works on top of your imported system to suggest traces, compose requirements, surface gaps, and help you navigate and refine your requirements with full context.

This will be a live, interactive session so you can see exactly how Trace.Space works and ask questions along the way.