Requirement Quality Analysis With Polarion Requirements
QVscribe for Polarion Requirements allows users to perform quality, consistency and similarity analysis from directly within the Polarion user interface. This allows authors and stakeholders to reduce errors, improve productivity and reduce overall project costs all within your own secure infrastructure.
Quality Summary
While viewing any set of items within Polarion Requirements, QVscribe users can open a summary view that provides detailed breakdown of the quality of work items in the project or Live Doc. This feature provides users with a way to quickly review and focus in on areas of risk to quickly gauge the health of the requirements.
Immediate Author Feedback
Polarion Requirement users can open the QVscribe authoring view to get feedback on the language used within any artifact they are working on. As changes are made to the text within the Work Item description, QVscribe automatically reanalyzes the changes providing feedback to authors as they type.
Easy Customization
Users with appropriate permissions can easily customize the triggers and specific Work Items that should and should not be included in the QVscribe analysis, making it simple to manage and maintain various configurations within a team.
How does this work?
QVscribe uses Natural Language Processing to proactively check for best practices identified by associations such as INCOSE and leading industry experts. By automating quality and consistency, QVscribe encourages engineers to be innovative, building complex systems with reduced risk of introducing errors in the later stages of development. Teams can standardize the way requirements are written, so the conversation can be elevated, focusing on what matters, the content.
We integrate with the following platforms:
We are always expanding our integrations, and would love to hear about your platform of choice.
Get the Latest
If you’re part of an engineering team, tech company, or just like to be at the forefront of innovation, subscribe to QRA today: