Requirements Module

The Requirements Module allows you to manage the formal requirement definition of your system. The specifications can be related to stakeholder needs, organizational needs, regulations, system specifications or design specifications, etc.

Within the requirements module, you can manage your project’s requirements easily and efficiently. You can store, filter, and assign your requirements to your project’s blocks while simultaneously tracking verification statuses and compliances throughout your design phases.

The default inbuilt fields are readily available for users, as shown in the following figure:

Requirements Module - See all the available columns to take care of your requirements.

You can select/deselect the columns that are being used by clicking the “columns” menu on the right side of the screen.

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For speeding up the loading of your requirements, the Requirements Module has a feature called “Quick load Table.” Quick Load Tables are able to display large amounts of data on a web page/software by loading the data as needed on demand instead of all at once. This means that the initial load presents the first set of requirements (typically 20) and their payload (directly related requirement fields). As you scroll down, the quick load table dynamically loads additional requirements in sets. This incremental loading ensures that the time to populate these requirements is fast.

Note that Quick Load Table is currently a beta feature.

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In the text fields in the Requirements Module, you can create a table and customize the number of rows and columns. The table can contain texts but also Valis.

Tables within rich text fields

The shortcuts for calling a table are the following;

For Mac:

• Option+T – create a 2 by 2 table

• Option+Left Arrow, Option+Right Arrow, Option+Up Arrow, Option+Down Arrow – add rows and columns in the direction of the arrows

• Option+R – delete the current row

• Option+C – delete the current column

• Option+L – creates a list

For Windows:

• Alt+T – create a 2 by 2 table

• Alt+Left Arrow, Alt+Right Arrow, Alt+Up Arrow, Alt+Down Arrow – add rows and columns in the direction of the arrows

• Alt+R – delete the current row

• Alt+C – delete the current column

• Alt+L – creates a list

To delete a table, select all of the columns and rows and press Delete.