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Follow these steps:
Specifies the name of the requirement.
Specifies the amount of potential profit the requirement can provide.
Specifies the planned cost for the requirement. When CA Product Vision is integrated with CA Clarity PPM, this data comes from CA Clarity PPM and is read-only. If you are integrated with CA Clarity PPM, manual edits will be overwritten.
Specifies the planned effort for the requirement in labor hours. When CA Product Vision is integrated with CA Clarity PPM, this data comes from CA Clarity PPM and is read-only. If you are integrated with CA Clarity PPM, manual edits will be overwritten.
Displays the actual cost of the requirement. When CA Product Vision is integrated with CA Clarity PPM, this data comes from CA Clarity PPM and is read-only. If you are integrated with CA Clarity PPM, manual edits will be overwritten.
Displays the actual effort in labor hours charged to the requirement. When CA Product Vision is integrated with CA Clarity PPM, this data comes from CA Clarity PPM and is read-only. If you are integrated with CA Clarity PPM, manual edits will be overwritten.
Displays the amount of planned cost that remains. When CA Product Vision is integrated with CA Clarity PPM, this data comes from CA Clarity PPM and is read-only.
Displays the amount of planned effort hours that are left. When CA Product Vision is integrated with CA Clarity PPM, this data comes from CA Clarity PPM and is read-only.
Displays the difference between the planned cost and the actual cost. This field is read-only.
Displays the difference between the planned effort and the actual effort. This field is read-only.
Specifies the degree of difficulty that can be expected in completing the requirement.
Values: High, Medium, Low
Specifies the precedence of the requirement over other requirements.
Values: Very High, High, Medium, Low, Very Low, Not Prioritized
This field is defined by your company. Typically, this field is used to label different workflow stages for a requirement.
Specifies the estimated labor cost for the requirement.
Specifies the estimated expense of the requirement.
Specifies the level of confidence the owner has in the organization's understanding of the requirement and the organization's ability to deliver the requirement.
Values: High, Medium, and Low.
Specifies a way to group requirements that is defined by your company. Select one of the options from the drop-down.
Specifies the requirement that is the parent of the current requirement. This field applies only to child requirements
Specifies that the requirement is active and can be assigned to releases and features. Inactive requirements do not appear in the list views or hierarchy views.
Default: Selected
Specifies the product or products to which the requirement applies. You can select more than one product to associate with the requirement.
Specifies the features to which the requirement is assigned.
Specifies the releases to which the requirement is assigned. You can assign the requirement to more than one release.
Specifies the sources associated with the requirement. You can assign the requirement to more than one source.
Specifies the name of the owner or owners of the requirement.
Specifies the personas associated with the requirement. You can associate more than one persona with a requirement.
Provides a description of the item being created or edited.
Specifies the problem the requirement addresses or solves.
You can integrate with CA Software Change Manager (CA Software Change Manager) to view information about packages related to requirements.
Important:
To integrate with CA Software Change Manager, the system administrator must enable integration with CA Software Change Manager.
After the integration has been enabled, you can perform the following tasks from a requirement:
If the system administrator has enabled integration with CA Software Change Manager, you can view a list of packages related to a requirement. Packages appear in CA Software Change Manager section of the detail page.
The CA Software Change Manager section displays a list of packages with the following information:
The name of the package associated with a requirement. The name has a link to the CA Software Change Manager Package Detail page for the package.
Click on the package name to view more detail about the package.
The name of the related project in CA Software Change Manager
The CA Software Change Manager broker
The user ID that created the package
The CA Software Change Manager Package Details page displays package history and code changes associated with a requirement. The information on this page is read-only.
You can link to this page from the CA Software Change Manager section in the detail page for the requirement.
The most recent activity performed on the package
The current phase in the development lifecycle, such as "Development"
The name of the user that last modified the module
The date on which the module was last changed
The name of the created item that is checked in to a CA Software Change Manager repository
The path of the item in the repository
The iteration of an item in the repository
The date on which the module was last changed
The name of the user that last modified the item
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