eTrack now fully supports the tracking of requirements.

a) Use case scenarios can be written into the Notes tab of eTrack and related to each other with many to many relationships.

b) ‘Non Functional’ requirements can be defined in templates so a complete checklist of all things to consider can be created for each project.

c) Your process and methodology guidelines and templates can be made visible at a users finger tips or a direct link made to an Intranet methodology. This can be continually improved by encouraging users to raise suggestions in eTrack that flow through approval steps using the workflow capabilities.

d) Change Requests can be raised using eTrack’s Issue Tracking and Help Desk capabilities that can be related to the requirements or use cases.

e) Test Cases can be created that relate to the requirements or refer to use cases as the test procedures. Different groups of Test Cases can be combined to form Test Runs, say for regression testing at various stages of the release cycle (eg: full, 3 days before release, 2 hours before release). Instances of the Test Runs can be created with assigned people and results recorded.

In addition the use cases and requirements can be directly assigned to people, budgeted and scheduled. There is no need to create separate tasks and link the use cases to the tasks for scheduling since the requirements are just another type of work item with their own views (sub tabs)! 

This is a very brief overview.  Please contact eTrack for more information and a demonstration.