Talk to an engineer who works with HDL projects every day, not a sales representative. Pick the length that fits what you want to get out of it.
30 minutes
Bring one of your own HDL projects, or use ours. We get it configured and analyzing correctly. Confirm the library and compile order, and show the workflows that matter for your evaluation.
Target audience: you have a trial license, or are about to request one.
What to expect
A working setup at the end
For a trial setup session, the goal is to have a real project configured and analyzed by the end of the call.
60 minutes
One subject, in-depth. Modular Projects, linting rules against a coding standard, UVM support, CI integration, grounding a coding agent through MCP, or whatever is actually in your way.
Target audience: you know the question you need answered.
What to expect
An engineer, not a pitch
A field application engineer handles the session. His aim is that you get more out of Sigasi through deep product guidance.
2 hours
The whole product on a realistic project: semantic analysis, navigation, diagrams, verification support, the CLI, and CI. Room for your team to ask questions as we go.
Target audience: you are evaluating for a team and need to see the scope.
What to expect
A solution
In this 2-hour session by one of our support engineers, we present a full demo relevant to your HDL workflow and evaluation goals.
Times are shown in your own timezone. If none of the offered times work for you, let us know and we will schedule around it. Ask us to find a time →
Your code stays with you
Sigasi analyzes HDL locally. Project files are not sent to Sigasi servers for semantic analysis.
Building HDL tooling since 2008
Sigasi has worked on semantic analysis for SystemVerilog, Verilog, and VHDL for close to two decades.