SoftREQ allows you to enter your software requirements into a database. You can enter the following:
After entering your requirements, you can request a Requirements document template to be emailed to you. The Requirements document template is a Microsoft Word document.
You can run requirements reports that can be copied from the website and paste into your Requirements document template. The Requirements document template clearly indicates which reports to run and where the reports should be pasted into your Requirements document template.
You can update your requirements, re-run your requirements reports and re-paste report output into the Requirements document. When your finished, you will have a professional looking Requirements document for Customer review and approval.
| Actor | Person that performs a step in a use case. |
| Customer | Person who has specific wants or needs to be addressed by your product. |
| A document in Adobe Acrobat format with a .pdf extension. | |
| Product | Created by your project to address the wants and needs of your Customer. A product could be software, a website or a manufactured consumer item. |
| Product Feature | A characteristic of a product that makes it desirable. |
| Project Owner | Person who created the project. Only the project owner can delete a project they created. |
| Project User | Person given access to your project. |
| Requirement | Customer's specific want or need to be addressed by your product. |
| Sequence | A number (10, 20, 30 etc) that places requirements, use cases, steps or features into an order that is preferable for display and reporting. |
| Step | An action that takes place documented in a use case. |
| Use Case | A process documenting how the Customer will use the product. |
Please refer to the SoftREQ User Manual.
Also, refer to the Use Case Tutorial.