Short demos of Reqi doing real requirements work: setting up a project, extracting requirements from a PDF, allocating them to systems, building traceability, verifying against your own documents, and managing hazards. Most are under a minute.
Set up a project, write your first requirement, and meet REX, the AI assistant.
Set up your first project in Reqi requirements management software: name, number, project manager, phase and document settings.
How to create a requirement in Reqi: write it, fill in its details, and allocate it so it can be tracked through the project.
REX is the AI assistant built into Reqi. It refines requirements, allocates them to systems and owners, and derives child requirements.
Upload a contract, specification or standard as a PDF and REX, Reqi's AI assistant, pulls out a structured list of requirements - no retyping.
Allocate requirements to systems by hand or with AI, and link parents, children and artifacts.
Allocate requirements to systems and build parent/child traceability by dragging them on a diagram, in Reqi requirements management software.
How to allocate a requirement to a system in Reqi, so the system's owners can see it and are responsible for it.
How to allocate one or many requirements to your system architecture in Reqi, including many-to-many allocation.
How to allocate requirements to your system architecture with AI in Reqi, one at a time or in bulk, including many-to-many allocation.
Allocate requirements to your system architecture with AI. Here REX allocates 47 unallocated requirements in one pass, mapping each one to the right system.
How to link parent and child requirements in Reqi, including many-to-many relationships, to build requirements traceability.
How to link artifacts to requirements in Reqi, so each requirement points at the items that relate to it.
Generate a system breakdown structure from a top-level need.
Turn one top-level need into a system breakdown structure with AI, following the INCOSE approach: classify the system, break down its functions, and map them to system components.
Verify requirements against your own documents and record the evidence that closes them.
Check requirements against your specifications, test records, reports and drawings with AI, and get a verification statement that cites the source.
How a system owner shows a requirement has been met in Reqi: a compliance statement, the supporting evidence, and closing it for review.
Hazard logs, risk registers and safety requirements.
A tour of Reqi's hazard assessment tool: keep every project risk in one register, rate it with your own or built-in risk matrices, and turn hazards into safety requirements.
Step-by-step: add hazards to a hazard log and risk register in Reqi, rate them by consequence and likelihood, and assign controls and owners.
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