We know what you're dealing with
Fragmented Tools, Lost Data
Your engineers capture findings on paper forms and voice memos — data that gets lost, mistyped, or arrives too late to act on.
Endless Coordination Overhead
Coordinators waste hours chasing updates across email chains, Excel sheets, and disconnected systems instead of focusing on analysis.
Reports That Take Days — Not Minutes
Management waits days for test summaries that should be available immediately. By the time decisions are made, the window for action has passed.
Silos That Slow Development
Without a unified system, every test drive produces valuable data that lives in isolation — causing missed quality issues and delayed development cycles.
Here's what it's really costing you
When your validation process runs on outdated tools:
- Quality issues get missed or reported too late to avoid rework
- Test planners lose up to 30% of their time on coordination overhead instead of analysis
- Reporting after each test series takes days — sometimes weeks
- Teams in the field and teams at the desk are never fully in sync
- Data from subjective evaluations and objective measurements can't be combined easily
You’re not just losing time. You’re making critical development decisions on incomplete information — and that’s a risk no OEM or Tier 1 supplier can afford.
IVA Digitalizes Your Entire Validation Process –
From Test Drive to Report
IVA is a SaaS platform built specifically for automotive testing teams. It connects your testers in the field, your planners in the office, and your management — in real time, on any device.
For Test Engineers
Log findings directly on an iPad during the drive — structured, fast, and offline-capable. No more paper.
No more data loss.
For Test Planners
Plan test series, assign tasks, and track progress from IVA's Control Centre.
Up to 30% faster planning cycles.
For Management & OEMs
Get live dashboards and automated reports. See the full picture — subjective driver feedback alongside objective measurement data — without waiting for someone to compile it manually.
