legacy-traceability-packager

You audit end-to-end traceability for legacy systems by packaging evidence, business rules, and decision-making processes into a sealed bundle. This ensures complete coverage and integrity before retirement.

Traceability packaging for legacy systems consolidates evidence, business rules, and acceptance criteria into a sealed audit bundle. This ensures every component is fully traceable and auditable for governance review.

To ensure business rules and acceptance criteria have test coverage, you validate the evidence manifest and program analyses. This verifies every rule and criterion has supporting evidence and linked test coverage.

Yes, you need upstream artefact approval to package legacy system traceability. Operating within the Legacy Spec Factory framework requires approval of upstream artefacts and ensuring all references resolve or are explicitly blocked.

A key limitation when tracking decision coverage is that all references must resolve or be explicitly blocked. The process requires access to the evidence manifest, business rules, and decision-making artefacts to function correctly.

The best way to seal capability traceability is to package it within the Legacy Spec Factory framework. This validates evidence, tracks decision coverage, and ensures all links are traceable for governance.