Case Study: Navya achieves ISO 26262 compliance and scales Agile development with Intland Software (codeBeamer ALM)

How they modernized their development toolset

Navya, founded in 2014 in Lyon, develops autonomous, electric shuttles and runs complex hardware, embedded and cloud software projects across a rapidly growing organization. As teams scaled, Navya faced fragmented tooling (Git, spreadsheets, Jira), little cross-team synchronization, and the need to reconcile Agile practices with the V‑model required for ISO 26262 functional safety — creating risks to traceability, process control and regulatory compliance.

Navya adopted codeBeamer ALM for its configurability and ability to support a scaled Agile approach while preserving V‑model traceability. The platform was rolled out across software and hardware teams (about 120 users in 2019), with a governance team to standardize objects and practices. Results include end-to-end visibility from requirements to testing, stronger process consistency and easier ISO 26262 validation, measurable efficiency gains, and plans to expand ALM use into broader company workflows.

Navya

Jules Garbé

Head of Product Development