QRA

QRA Corporation provides AI-enhanced requirements engineering tools for regulated and mission-critical industries including aerospace, automotive, medical devices, defense, oil and gas, energy, and semiconductors. The company's flagship product, QVscribe, performs real-time analysis of technical requirements to detect ambiguities, weak language, and quality issues, providing objective quantitative scoring with color-coded feedback. QVscribe integrates with Microsoft Word and Excel, Jama Connect, IBM DOORS Next, and Polarion, and automates INCOSE rules and EARS (Easy Approach to Requirements Syntax) standards. The company also offers ReqWriter, an AI-guided requirements rewriting engine that provides rewrite suggestions while preserving intent and aligning with engineering standards. QVscribe features include customizable checks, centralized glossary management for project-specific terms, and configurable quality criteria. QRA follows enterprise-grade security practices including ISO 27001 guidelines and OWASP Top 10 principles. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Halifax, Canada, the company has raised $7.8M in seed funding from investors including Invest Nova Scotia, BDC, Newfund, and Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency.