Generate clear, actionable PRDs, user stories, and BDDs from any input type—whether notes, voice prompts, or visuals. Auto-link requirements to test cases for 100% coverage in a single solution
Transform user stories—whether written as brief notes, detailed BDDs, or visual drafts—into complete test cases in seconds. Simply describe your test in plain words, and aqua’s AI will generate accurate, step-by-step test cases from requirements. Save hours while ensuring full test coverage
Map requirements with test cases or test scenarios, and you’ll never miss another uncovered requirement
Make a detailed report on what test cases cover your requirements and track the progress of the QA stage. Share it with your stakeholders in any format you wish
Create separated or combined backlogs and boards for requirements, defects, and test cases. Go full Kanban, or stick to the Waterfall approach. Prioritise items to keep everyone on the same page
Add test cases to the backlog, then introduce them to your sprints or create separate QA sprints for better planning and prioritisation
Review, provide feedback, escalate the problem, approve the requirement and collaborate with your team to move the project further
Add custom fields to tailor your requirements to your project needs and define a workflow. Group them and create comprehensive templates that can be reused in new projects
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REST API support
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High test reusability
Solid QA-Developer communication
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Requirements management is a cornerstone of product development. It both formalises the vision of your product owner into action items and dictates priorities for implementing them. A project with inefficient requirements management will crawl at a modest pace. A project without requirement management will not succeed at all.
The general consensus covers 4 key steps: feasibility study, requirements discussion & analysis, definition of software requirements, validation. The last step technically comes after requirements have been made, but it’s needed to assess them.
These terms are often used interchangeably. You may, however, find that some tools are less suited for defining requirements than managing them (and vice versa).
The methods for requirements engineering include end-user and developer interviews, surveys, common brainstorm techniques, user behaviour and market observations.
aqua is the solution to make requirements engineering practical. It is an ALM solution so all development and QA can happen in the same tool. The AI copilot creates entire test cases to cover your requirements, too.
Requirements management tools have a few direct benefits:
The primary functionality of a requirements management tool is to ensure that you can handle and organise them in an efficient way. Here are some features that will help:
Custom Folders
Native Agile
Integrations
Audit-ready traceability
Expert user management
Advanced reporting