The automotive industry is undergoing the most dramatic technology transition in a century — electrification, SDVs, autonomous driving — and the engineers leading it are drowning in data they can't find.
Figures reported by a Tier 1 automotive supplier using the Apiphany platform.
Surface design standards, historical failures, and test reuse so every engineer on the team builds on collective intelligence — not just personal experience.
"I'm designing a new suspension component. What are the lessons learned from every other suspension component that is somewhat similar?" Apiphany answers that in seconds.
Tens of millions saved per vehicle program by catching design issues before they compound into late-stage engineering work orders.
Translate resolution speed into program schedule impact. Fewer recurring issues means fewer delays, fewer fire drills, and fewer missed milestones.
“Our associate engineers are now performing at a staff-level because they have instant access to 30 years of institutional knowledge. That's not incremental — that's transformational.”
“We had lessons learned buried in PowerPoints from 2019. Apiphany found them in seconds. My failure analysis team went from spending days hunting context to spending hours solving problems.”
“We use Apiphany across Jira, manufacturing, customer feedback, and cross-program data. It's the first tool that actually connects the dots between what we designed, what we built, and what the customer experienced.”
An 11% reduction pays for Apiphany hundreds of times over.
Electrification means new failure modes with no historical precedent. The EV transition means tribal knowledge from ICE programs may not apply. The knowledge gap is widening — and every program pays the price.
The engineers who build the future shouldn't be held back by the tools of the past.