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Requirements Portal is under continuous development. This page outlines new features and enhancements made to Requirements Portal in key updates. Update - 1 October 2026 This release includes bug fixes to enhance the overall functionality and user experience. Update - 21 September 2026 [collapse collapsed class="" title="Key Highlights" id="key_highlights_update_1_october_2026" data-inclusion-in…

The Assembly Assistant application in an Altium 365 Workspace provides a browser-based project assembly tool that is based on advanced interaction between the project's detailed BOM data and its 2D/3D assembly view. By bringing these two related sources of assembly data together, the Assembly Assistant delivers an integrated tool that allows assemblers to check and work through the board assembly…

In engineering projects, it is common for your Systems to have a large number of Specifications, containing many Requirements. In the Requirements Module, Specifications can be grouped into Folders. Additionally, each Specification can be further subdivided into Sections, Subsections etc. allowing easier navigation and organization of the requirements within your project. Organizing…

AI agents provide substantial advantages for engineering tasks like requirements capturing by significantly enhancing efficiency and automating complex, repetitive workflows. Requirements Portal's Engineering Assistant leverages AI technologies to provide you with fast, automated review tool for your requirements that allows you to ask questions about requirements in your current project in free…

This page provides the reference for Requirements Portal's REST API. Using the REST API, you can get and modify data from Requirements Portal or even write data back into Requirements Portal and thus update information. Additionally, this gives you the possibility to connect/integrate with other applications. Accessing the Rest API in Requirements Portal using the Tokens To access the REST API in…

The Trash Bin in Requirements Portal is a reference tool that provides visibility into the items that have been deleted from your project. Unlike traditional "trash" or "recycle bin" features, items in Requirements Portal's Trash Bin cannot be restored directly within the application. The primary function of the Trash Bin is to review and keep track of deleted objects for manual restoration if…

Requirements Portal software uses open source packages, including the ones mentioned below: Name Version Link to source code License certifi 2023.7.22 https://github.com/certifi/python-certifi MPL-2.0 jwcrypto 1.4.2 https://github.com/latchset/jwcrypto GNU Library or LGPL klayjs 0.4.1 https://github.com/kieler/klayjs EPL-1.0 docxtpl 0.16.7 https://github.com/elapouya/python-docx-template LGPL-2.1…

Requirements Portal's Document Export wizard is your go-to for whipping up editable Microsoft Word *.docx files straight from your requirements and V&V activities. You can use predefined templates or upload your own templates. The wizard is fueled by the Python-Docx-Template library, which, in turn, leverages the Jinja Templating Engine. This dynamic duo allows you to craft custom templates…

Defining Custom Fields Requirements Portal already offers a great variety of columns to describe your Requirements. However, if your use-case requires a specific column with a specific name, you can add additional columns called Custom Fields or Custom Columns. Workspace Administrators can review defined custom fields and create new ones on the Settings – Custom Fields page (accessed by clicking…

Admins, in the context of Requirements Portal, are users with specific rights and capabilities that normal users do not possess. Depending on your team structure, one or several admins are defined, and these rights are usually given to the Team Lead or Project Manager because they help to closely manage individual projects in Requirements Portal. A user is an Admin in Requirements Portal if they…