Regulated Software Quality & V&V Engineering

Service · Regulated Software Quality & V&V Engineering

A scoped engagement that closes the gap between your verification evidence and what a notified body expects under IEC 62304: a documented safety classification, a requirements traceability matrix that traces 100% of software requirements to a test, and a V&V plan your quality system can stand behind.

What does the Regulated Software Quality & V&V engagement deliver?

It closes the gap between your verification evidence and what a notified body expects under IEC 62304. The deliverables are a documented safety classification, a traceability matrix tracing 100% of software requirements to a test, and a V&V plan.

A scoped engagement to close the gap between your current verification evidence and what a notified body or auditor actually expects: safety classification, requirements-to-test traceability, and a V&V plan your quality system can stand behind — delivered by engineers who build and operate regulated software themselves, not just advise on it.

What this engagement produces

The IEC 62304 gap assessment and its exported remediation checklist are the starting point, not the deliverable. Under IEC 62304, this service closes the specific gaps that checklist surfaces for MedTech software: a documented safety classification, a working requirements-to-test traceability matrix, and a V&V plan scoped to your software's actual safety class — built by engineers who build and operate their own regulated software products, and have walked through FDA submissions, FedRAMP authorizations, and HIPAA audits directly.

Risk-Classified
Safety class (A/B/C) drives required rigor per IEC 62304 §4.3.
V&V Decoupled
Verification (built right) evidenced separately from Validation (built the right thing).
Living Traceability
Machine-regenerable links from requirements to test executions.
Audit-Defensible
Evidence packets structured for direct submission to FDA and Notified Bodies.
Regulated V-model and evidence architecture Four-stage flow: User Needs and Intended Use, then Software Requirements Specification, then Unit and Integration Verification, then Summative Validation and DHF Compilation, connected by directional arrows, with a dashed perimeter marking the IEC 62304 / FDA QMSR boundary around the requirements and verification stages. IEC 62304 / FDA QMSR BOUNDARY User Needs & Intended Use Use Environment / Stakeholders ISO 14971 Hazard Context Software Requirements Spec IEC 62304 §5.2 Risk-Classified Requirements Unit & Integration Verification Static Analysis / Test Harnesses §5.5–§5.6 Evidence Summative Validation & DHF Compilation IEC 62366 Validation Audit-Ready Evidence Packet
V&V-SPEC 01: Regulated V-Model & Evidence Architecture — Requirements → Traceability → Validated State

Six capability areas

IEC 62304 Software Classification & Gap Remediation

Safety class A/B/C determination grounded in an ISO 14971 risk analysis, with a remediation roadmap for the specific gaps it surfaces.

  • Safety Class A/B/C Determination
  • Legacy SOUP Evaluation
  • Remediation Roadmap

Requirements-to-Test Traceability Matrix

Multi-directional tracing from requirement to design element to test to risk control, regenerated from source control rather than hand-maintained.

  • Multi-Directional Requirement Tracing
  • Design Control Linkage
  • Automated CI-Generated Trace Records

Verification Protocols & Automated Test Harnesses

Unit and integration verification evidence, backed by static code analysis records a reviewer can check against the specification directly.

  • Unit Verification Protocols
  • Integration Boundary Testing
  • Static Code Analysis Evidence

Clinical Validation & Human Factors Evidence

User-needs acceptance criteria and IEC 62366 usability testing protocols, with support through a summative validation study.

  • User Needs Acceptance Criteria
  • IEC 62366 Usability Testing Protocols
  • Summative Study Support

ISO 14971 Risk Management Integration

Risk control verification linked to the specific hazard each one closes, with residual risk reported against the same file the design team uses.

  • Hazard Mitigation Verification
  • Software Risk Control Option Analysis
  • Residual Risk Reports

Audit & Premarket Submission Support

FDA 510(k)/PMA software documentation and Notified Body technical files, plus direct engineering support through the audit itself.

  • FDA 510(k)/PMA Software Documentation
  • Notified Body Technical Files
  • Audit Defense Support
SOC 2 TYPE 1 & 2 CERTIFIED IEC 62304 ISO 14971 FDA QMSR

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Discuss a specific V&V gap, traceability chain, or safety classification.

Engineering services description. Not a quote or a statement of work — scope and pricing are established during the initial consultation referenced from the gap-assessment tool.

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