BUYER GUIDE / RAQIB
Choose the perspective your team needs.
Begin with the decision you need to make. Use this guide to connect your team’s priority with the relevant Raqib platform and shape a focused evaluation.
Choose Compliance for readiness
Start here when the difficult questions concern requirements, evidence, review status or responsibility for open work. Ask a demonstration to show how contributors and reviewers understand the basis for an assessment.
A good fit is a team that needs to make its assessment position easier to explain. During the demo, follow a requirement, examine its supporting material and review the outstanding action. Ask how the contributor, reviewer and decision-maker each use that context.
Choose Digital Twin for industrial context
Start here when the priority concerns assets, operational dependencies, potential exposure or a proposed technical change. Ask to see how the represented environment supports investigation and the comparison of alternatives.
A useful evaluation follows a hypothetical concern through the represented plant. Examine the assets and zones involved, compare a proposed change and discuss its assumptions. Include someone who understands the operation so the assessment reflects engineering priorities as well as security questions.
Choose both when the question crosses disciplines
A proposed change can affect both the modeled environment and the evidence needed for assurance. The two platforms provide complementary perspectives for the same decision without removing the need for specialist judgment.
You do not need to begin with every capability at once. Identify the decision that joins the two perspectives: for example, evaluating a security boundary while preparing the evidence and ownership for its review. This creates a clear reason to assess the platforms together.
Define a useful evaluation
Agree the priority, scope, information available and people who will review the result. Identify the question the demonstration should answer and what would make the next step worthwhile.
Write down the question in plain language and agree what a useful answer would look like. An evidence-backed assessment discussion and a model-based comparison produce different outputs. A focused evaluation lets your team judge relevance without relying on generic feature lists or unverified performance promises.
Resolve data and responsibility questions
Discuss access, organizational data separation, activity review and human authorization. Confirm deployment-specific processing, provider, retention and training-use terms as part of the evaluation.
Raqib’s documented safeguards include permission-based access, separation between organizations’ data and activity records. Review how these relate to your proposed use. Confirm any commitments about hosting, external model providers or training separately, so commercial and security stakeholders share the same understanding.
SABIGH · RAQIB · Public product overview · November 2026