You can quickly and easily upload your existing requirements data into Requirements Portal using the Import Wizard available in the Requirements Module. Leveraging AI-powered extraction, you can import requirements from unstructured PDF, Word, Excel, and CSV files, reducing the time and effort required to manually transfer requirement data and helping you capture requirements more accurately and…

Requirements Portal's Document Export wizard is your go-to for whipping up editable Microsoft Word *.docx files straight from your requirements and V&V activities. You can use predefined templates or upload your own templates. The wizard is fueled by the Python-Docx-Template library, which, in turn, leverages the Jinja Templating Engine. This dynamic duo allows you to craft custom templates…

Defining Custom Fields Requirements Portal already offers a great variety of columns to describe your Requirements. However, if your use-case requires a specific column with a specific name, you can add additional columns called Custom Fields or Custom Columns. Workspace Administrators can review defined custom fields and create new ones on the Settings – Custom Fields page (accessed by clicking…

Requirements Portal has always prided itself in the fact that it reduces the need to manage documentation by housing and connecting the engineering data which typically resides in different document types belonging to different software tools. However, many of users still need to generate documentation for activities such as certification and change control, which should be done quickly with no…

While Requirements Portal reduces the need to manage documentation by housing and connecting the engineering data which typically resides in different document types belonging to different software tools, in some cases, it is still needed to generate documentation for activities such as certification and change control. To cater for this, the Document Export functionality is available as a self…

In engineering projects, it is common for your Systems to have a large number of Specifications, containing many Requirements. In the Requirements Module, Specifications can be grouped into Folders. Additionally, each Specification can be further subdivided into Sections, Subsections etc. allowing easier navigation and organization of the requirements within your project. Organizing…

AI agents provide substantial advantages for engineering tasks like requirements capturing by significantly enhancing efficiency and automating complex, repetitive workflows. Requirements Portal's Engineering Assistant leverages AI technologies to provide you with fast, automated review tool for your requirements that allows you to ask questions about requirements in your current project in free…

Requirements Portal is under continuous development. This page outlines new features and enhancements made to Requirements Portal in key updates. Update - 3 September 2026 Enhanced Highlight of Changes Suggested by the Engineering Assistant Highlight of changes suggested by the Engineering Assistant has been enhanced in this release. Now, the bubbles in the left-hand project tree reflect the type…

In this part of the tutorial, we will go through one of the primary user flows that can get you started using Requirements Portal: Gather and write requirements Breakdown requirements Review and improve requirements Approve and release specifications Creating a New Project On Requirements Portal's Home page (accessed when you open Requirements Portal from the nine-dot menu at the top right of the…

There are three ways to create requirements in Requirements Portal: Creating manually Importing Requirements Use the Engineering Assistant to generate requirements based on a prompt This page describes how to create Requirements by manually adding the necessary information. To get more insights on the other two options, please use the links to get to the corresponding documentation. To add a new…