Product specs describe intended behavior. Tests should verify that behavior, but links drift over time. Today, Zerocheck links evidence to runs, commits, screenshots, recordings, and step traces; external requirement import remains roadmap.
“Reconstructing months of evidence retroactively is a painful and error-prone process. Organizations often find they are already doing 80% of what they should be doing but have only documented 20% of it.”
HiComplysource
Most teams still verify alignment between specs and test coverage manually
TMS tools (Qase, TestRail) allow manual linking but don't detect drift
Compliance teams may need requirement-to-test traceability for SOC 2 and HIPAA
TMS tools (Qase, TestRail) allow manual requirement-to-test linking but don't verify coverage automatically. The links rot as code evolves.
AI testing tools generate tests from apps, not from specs. Nobody closes the loop between 'what we intended' and 'what we verified.'
For some compliance teams, this is not optional. Manual traceability can take a week per audit.
Audit prep. Compliance officer asks: 'Show me which tests cover requirement X.' Engineering lead opens Jira, finds 30 tickets. Opens test suite, finds 200 tests. Manually maps them in a spreadsheet over 5 days. Finds 8 requirements with no test coverage. Scrambles to add tests before the audit window closes.
Zerocheck currently links test evidence to runs, commits, screenshots, recordings, and step traces. External requirement import and traceability reports should be treated as roadmap, not shipped behavior.
Roadmap: import requirements from Linear, Jira, or plain text specs
Roadmap: map requirements to existing approved tests
Roadmap: flag gaps such as 'This requirement has no test'
JSON run evidence exported for executed tests
Other tools prove their own platform is secure. Zerocheck produces JSON evidence from your executed application tests.
Get coverage on the flows customers will notice when they break, without turning testing into a quarter-long infrastructure project.
Guard the only code path where a bug is measured in lost dollars per minute.
Roadmap: connect product specs to executed test evidence when requirement traceability matters.
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