What's New in Requirements Portal
Discover the latest additions to Altium’s Requirements Portal — including a brand-new AI-assisted importer that turns unstructured documents into structured requirements with ease.
Hardware teams spend too much time manually transferring requirements from PDFs, spreadsheets, and Word documents into their engineering tools. This process is slow and error-prone, and it pulls engineers away from what matters.
Join us for a first look at the AI-assisted Requirements Importer and see how Requirements Portal helps engineering teams go from scattered documents to agile requirements.
Whether you’re a systems engineer or an electronics engineer, this session will show you how to move from scattered documents to connected, traceable requirements that keep your entire team aligned and compliant.
What You'll Learn
- Why you should start using an engineering tool for requirements instead of spreadsheets
- How to import a PCB specification from a PDF and link it directly to an Altium project
- How to handle complex imports with sections, system blocks, and parent-child requirement hierarchies already defined
Why Attend?
- See Requirements Portal and the new AI-assisted Requirements Importer in action
- Learn how to eliminate manual requirements transfer and reduce errors at the start of your projects
- Ask questions directly to our experts during an open Q&A session
Who Should Attend?
- Electronics engineers seeking better visibility into design requirements and dependencies
- Systems engineers and new product development leads managing product requirements and architecture
- Engineering managers and team leads looking to reduce rework and improve cross-functional collaboration
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Don’t miss your chance to see how the latest updates to Requirements Portal can help you move faster, reduce errors, and bring structure to your hardware development process from day one.
Spaces are limited — secure your spot today and take the next step in connected electronics design
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Andrew is a product marketing manager at Altium working mainly with the Requirements Portal. He has spent the past 5 years working with software companies that help to make the lives of engineers easier. He focuses on communication and storytelling and feels fortunate to be working closely with organizations that develop products that make our world (and sometimes the space beyond it too) a better place.
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Discover the latest additions to Altium’s Requirements Portal — including a brand-new AI-assisted importer that turns unstructured documents into structured requirements with ease.
Hardware teams spend too much time manually transferring requirements from PDFs, spreadsheets, and Word documents into their engineering tools. This process is slow and error-prone, and it pulls engineers away from what matters.
Join us for a first look at the AI-assisted Requirements Importer and see how Requirements Portal helps engineering teams go from scattered documents to agile requirements.
Whether you’re a systems engineer or an electronics engineer, this session will show you how to move from scattered documents to connected, traceable requirements that keep your entire team aligned and compliant.
What You'll Learn
- Why you should start using an engineering tool for requirements instead of spreadsheets
- How to import a PCB specification from a PDF and link it directly to an Altium project
- How to handle complex imports with sections, system blocks, and parent-child requirement hierarchies already defined
Why Attend?
- See Requirements Portal and the new AI-assisted Requirements Importer in action
- Learn how to eliminate manual requirements transfer and reduce errors at the start of your projects
- Ask questions directly to our experts during an open Q&A session
Who Should Attend?
- Electronics engineers seeking better visibility into design requirements and dependencies
- Systems engineers and new product development leads managing product requirements and architecture
- Engineering managers and team leads looking to reduce rework and improve cross-functional collaboration
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