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Re-tool and reimagine work, from idea to the factory floor.

Trundl rebuilds how engineering and program management teams work, with AI woven into delivery. Working systems in days, existing programs never interrupted.

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Time-to-Value

Days, not Months

Integrate

Connect across your systems

Validate

Experiment, test, and refine, quickly

400+ enterprises trust the engine.

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AI orchestration with human accountability.

From product strategy to production ramps, teams must deploy AI assistants that’s are auditable and owner-bound. Trundl marries smart AI strategies to smart manufacturing practices.

WHAT THIS COVERS

  • Every AI-drafted line keeps its attribution in Jira and Confluence.
  • A human signs off at every regulated step.
  • When an ASPICE or ISO 26262 review asks what the AI did, the record is available to answer.
See AI² hold the attribution trail

A supply shock, run as a governed redeployment.

The service operation IT already runs, extended to the events that threaten program continuity: supply disruptions, workforce redeployments, access changes.

WHAT THIS COVERS

  • Eligibility checked against certifications and equipment before anyone moves.
  • HR, Finance, IT, and Facilities move in parallel, readiness visible to leadership throughout.
  • A disruption becomes a governed redeployment in days, every gate intact.
See CSX² run the redeployment

Move and consolidate project apps without disruption.

Programs keep running through the re-tooling. Hardware and software teams land in workflows rebuilt for how they actually work, phases and gates included.

WHAT THIS COVERS

  • Active programs running. Cutover happens on a planned date, validated first.
  • Hardware teams land in an environment mapped to their phases and gates.
  • A working environment comes back in days, workflows rebuilt for the platform.
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Bespoke scripts are a risk. Build native apps.

Relying on an integration that only one engineer understands is not good. Re-build critical integrations or features as secure, Atlassian-native apps.

WHAT THIS COVERS

  • Build, buy, or retire: a verdict on every gap in two weeks, before any code.
  • Traceability for ASPICE and ISO 26262 configured in the workflow, captured as you work.
  • Configured to clear security review consistently. Gate reviews stop waiting on manual reconciliation.
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The workflows are already built.

Documented patterns across the solutions.

Supply Chain Continuity

A supply disruption becomes governed workforce redeployment: eligibility checked against certifications and equipment, five functions in parallel.

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Aspice Traceability

Requirement-to-test links configured in Jira at the point of work. The next assessment pulls from Atlassian directly.

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Smartsheet To Jira

Toshiba moved eight teams in a day, program tracking included.

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We work on how you build. Never on what you ship.

In Scope

Engineering, quality, and program workflows in Jira, JSM, and Confluence, plus the connections to your PLM and ERP platforms.

Out of Scope

Plant-floor systems, MES, OT networks, and the physical product itself.

Toshiba moved eight teams off Smartsheet in a day.

A 60-page export in. A working Jira instance out, the next day.

100

users

8

Teams

1 day

to working instance

$60K

saved per year

Hours

not weeks build

Discovery

One workshop mapped eight teams of workflows, including the earned value tracking that had kept them on Smartsheet.

Build

Rapid Deploy returned a working Jira instance the next day, workflows rebuilt for the platform.

Test

Each team validated their workflows by role. Changes shipped same day.

Cutover

Teams cut over. Smartsheet seats retired. $60K a year back.

Trundl’s job isn’t to follow a platform roadmap. It’s to arrive ahead of it, operationalize what’s possible, and deliver outcomes where it counts: on the ground, in the workflows that run the business.

Manohar Goli

CTO, Trundl

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One engine underneath all four.

Rapid Deploy

HIPAA-aligned governance from the first configuration. Clinical workflow design. Medical-device safety as a flagship use case.

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The squared solutions

AI², CSX², Migration², and AppDev²: composable patterns, tuned to program constraints.

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Invest an hour. Get a scoped plan.

Walk us through your estate and the three workflows your programs spend the most coordination time on. Trundl returns the assessment, the plan, and the timeline.

Format

Remote, on-site, or hybrid

Duration

12 hours, one or two days

Participants

Trundl architects + your platform owner, program management lead, and one workflow owner

You Receive

Current-state assessment, scoped plan, timeline

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Bring your stakeholders. Bring your requirements.

Latest from Trundl.

The Accelerated Contextual Delivery whitepaper.

Eight pages. Built for CIOs, CTOs, and VPs of platform strategy.

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Toshiba

Eight teams, one day. 100 users off Smartsheet in a day, workflows rebuilt for the platform.

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AppDev²

for the integrations carrying program weight. PLM, ERP, and MES data flows rebuilt governed.

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Common questions.

What does Trundl do for high-tech manufacturers?

CSX² (Customer Service eXperience squared) is Trundl’s composable solution that unifies IT service management, Enterprise Service Management, and Customer Service Management into a single system. The system is built on the Atlassian Service Collection. CSX is the outcome. CSX² is the system that produces it.

No. Trundl does not touch plant-floor systems, MES, OT networks, or the physical product. Our buyer is the engineering organization: the teams running NPI programs, gate reviews, and hardware and software co-development. 

Yes. How Jira and Confluence are configured directly affects ASPICE performance. Trundl configures requirement-to-test traceability at the workflow level, time-stamped and attributed, so a Level 2 or Level 3 assessment pulls evidence from the system of record instead of reconstructed spreadsheets. 

Traceability from safety goals through requirements, design, implementation, and testing is configured in the workflow, with sign-offs that create an auditable record, and change control tied to IATF 16949 where the automotive supply chain requires it. Evidence capture happens at the point of work. 

Yes, and we treat it as the primary design constraint. Migrations run phased and in parallel, hardware teams land in an environment mapped to their phases and gates, and nothing cuts over mid-milestone without the program manager’s sign-off. 

Yes. Gate review packages need consolidated status from every discipline, and manual reconstruction is where programs lose days. Trundl configures Jira and Confluence so program status assembles from live work, with earned value tracking where programs need it. 

Yes. Windchill, Teamcenter, SAP, and Oracle integrations are common AppDev² builds, rebuilt governed so they stop depending on one engineer and self-managed infrastructure. On Forge where the platform allows, on the runtime that fits when it cannot.

Trundl does not integrate into MES systems directly, but the data flow from MES into Jira, so field issues and manufacturing defects become engineering work, is a common AppDev² conversation. 

AI drafting safety documentation or summarizing program status gets full attribution in Jira and Confluence, human review at every regulated step, and boundaries per workflow. When an ASPICE or ISO 26262 review asks what AI contributed, the answer comes from the system of record. 

Access boundaries, data residency, and audit trails are configured as design inputs, and components carrying ITAR or export-control flags get governed workflows with evidence capture built in. Trundl holds ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II certifications. 

Yes, and the tooling reflects it. Hardware teams run phases and gates, EVT through PVT, while software teams iterate. Trundl configures the platform to carry both cadences without forcing sprint language on mechanical engineers. 

The platform owner, the program management lead, and one workflow owner. The program manager is usually the most important voice: cross-team visibility, gate reviews, and program status without manual reconstruction are their daily problems. 

The first working configuration lands in 7 to 18 business days through Rapid Deploy. Migrations compress 50 to 75%. Custom Forge apps run one to two weeks of assessment, two to four of accelerator, four to eight of production build. 

The first working configuration lands in 7 to 18 business days through Rapid Deploy. Migrations compress 50 to 75%. Custom Forge apps run one to two weeks of assessment, two to four of accelerator, four to eight of production build. 

Trundl configures those platforms too: Sync connectors cover monday.com migrations, and Microsoft work is delivered by certified specialists as an expert-led service. In regulated engineering environments, engagements are predominantly Atlassian-first.