RMSIS for Jira is a robust requirement management application designed for projects with numerous requirements, supporting elements like baseline management, traceability, and real-time updates. The tool facilitates collaboration among stakeholders by allowing them to manage, document, and track requirements alongside test cases within Jira. Additionally, it includes customizable roles, various reporting features, and the capability to sync with Jira for effective release management.

1. RMsis – v 1.8.8
Simplify Requirement Management for JIRA

2. RMsis for JIRA is
 an enterprise class application
 designed specially to complement JIRA
 capable of handling 10’s of thousands of
Requirements per project.
 built to simplify Requirement Management
 at a price point which makes it accessible to
thousands of users

3.  Managing moderate to large number of
Requirements emerging from different sources.
 Establishing and managing baselines to enforce
agreements between multiple stakeholders.
 Managing evolution of Requirements
 Establishing, documenting and publishing
forward and reverse traceability between
Requirements as well as other artifacts.
 Ensuring contract compliance in large and
complex contracts.

4.  Define a flexible information model, as per your own needs.
 Create, elaborate, analyze and manage all requirements on a single page.
 Create requirement baselines, versions and branches.
 Establish cross project dependencies between Requirements.
 Manage real time requirement traceability with JIRA artifacts and test
cases
 Maintain oversight from requirement perspective for a Product Release.
 Create test cases and link with requirements.
 Create Test Runs for repeated validation and determine regression
status.
 Plan your key milestones and product releases.
 Ensure effective collaboration between users by sharing the current state
of Requirements, which can be referenced, reviewed or commented upon.

6. Add requirements and set their attributes.
Requirements Management Screen

7. Analyze and Move Requirements from
Unplanned to Planned Table

8. 1. Right click on the requirement
2. Select add requirement above/below
3. Enter requirement ID to move
Movement of Requirement within Planned
Requirement

9. • Add requirement dependencies
• RMsis automatically takes care of cyclic dependencies
Requirement Dependencies

10. Use various filters to access the relevant information.
Filters

11. Requirement manager can view and edit details of a requirement.
Editing Requirements

12. RMsis maintains a list of sources
A requirement can be mapped to a source
Specify source of a Requirement

13. View Requirement Links and Dependencies.
View traceability of issues/bugs/tasks against requirements.
Any custom type of JIRA issue can be traced.
Requirement Traceability

14. Already linked issues can be viewed and new issues can be added.
Traceability: Linking Issues

15. Traceability view can be extended with Requirement Attributes
User can set filters for each of these attributes
Filters on Extended Traceability view

16. View status of all the issues associated with a Release
View Requirements and Test cases associated with any given JIRA issue
This view effectively points to the health of a Release
Reverse Traceability

17. Baseline: Select Requirement(s) to Mark for Baseline
Manager can mark requirement for baseline after discussion.

18. Baseline: Marked for Baseline

19. Manager can create baseline and provide a name to it.
Baseline: Create Baseline

20. Create new releases within RMsis or sync with JIRA versions
Planned and Actual effort is automatically updated from associated Requirements and Artifacts
Release Management

21. Map Test Cases to Requirements
Map Artifacts (Issues) to Test cases
Specify Test Cases

22. Also define rules to compute the Test Case status from Test Steps.
Specify Steps within Test Cases

23. Create, Edit, Status Update, Copy, Commit a Test Run
Map Issues to Test Runs
Automatically generate Issues for failed Test Cases
Create and Manage Test Runs

24. Create and save custom reports.
Custom Reports

25. Create specific reports like : Baseline Difference Report,
Test Run Regression Report and Tracking Report
Specific Reports

27. Define Custom Attributes for Requirements
and Test Cases

28. Define Custom Attributes at Project Level

30.  Default Roles
◦ Administrator
 Acts like a Tool Admin.
◦ Product Manager
 Owner of Requirements in the Project
 Also referred as Project | Requirement Manager
◦ Analyst
◦ Team Member
◦ Customer
◦ Test Manager
◦ Testing Team Member
◦ Tester
 Permissions given to Default Roles can be changed by
Administrator.
 Custom Roles can be defined by Administrator.

31. Admin can create Custom Roles

32. Admin can assign permissions to any role.
Role Management

33. Manager can assign roles to users from
Rmsis Home > Project Configuration > Manage Project Users Roles
Role Management

34. Administrator can activate/ deactivate user(s) from
RMsis Administration > Users page
User Management

35. Admin can reconfigure RMsis after installation.
Configuration Management

36. Admin can update license and enable debug mode.
Configuration Management

38.  Performance characteristics
 http://docs.optimizory.com/x/8Yed
 Extending Traceability with Requirement
Attributes
 http://docs.optimizory.com/x/Roid

39.  RMsis Home
 http://products.optimizory.com/rmsis
 RMsis Documents
 Latest Release :
http://docs.optimizory.com/display/rmsis/RMsis+
Documentation+-+Latest+Release
 Functions included in Releases :
http://docs.optimizory.com/display/rmsis/Summar
y+of+RMsis+Releases
 RMsis at Atlassian Marketplace
 https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.opt
imizory.rmsis.plugin.jira-rmsis