Design controls built from
the work engineers already do

No. Requirements come from Jira, Azure DevOps, Linear or GitHub and tests from TestRail, Xray, Zephyr or Jira itself, read as they are at the levels you name. Engineers keep writing tickets where they write them now. Anything nobody keeps in a tracker, user needs or a hardware requirement, you write in Qualio itself. The approvers you name come in to sign.

No. You choose the project, the ticket types and a filter, and tell Qualio which level each one is. Qualio keeps your IDs or issues its own. There is no plugin and no required structure, and the read is one way, so nothing writes back to Jira. Whatever you leave out of the filter stays out.

People who write or approve in Qualio pay: the product manager who signs a review, the person who owns the procedures. Everyone who reads or trains is free. An engineer who writes requirements and tests in Jira needs no seat, because Qualio reads them in and nobody edits them there.

An onboarding manager works with your team about an hour a week, and customers are live in under 60 days. Someone from engineering connects the project and picks the ticket types. Qualio starts you with user needs, design inputs and design outputs, with validation and verification tests tied to each, under names you can change.

Qualio runs Design Controls on its own software and publishes a feature validation pack you can use in your own validation. Reviews are approved under electronic signature and every change to a design element is in the audit trail, so the validation evidence is the same evidence the auditor reads.