Knowledge Base

Overview
•What is ReqTwin?
Getting Started
•Getting Started with Requirements Tracking
•The Project Overview Dashboard
Project Settings
•Project Region, Currency, and Cost-Data Sharing
•The Project Work Calendar
Requirements
•ReqIF Exchange with a Client or Supplier
•The Requirements Register
Bill of Materials
•Managing Parts in the Bill of Materials
Inspection & Test Plans
•Running an ITP Inspection Workflow
Programme
•Scheduling Work in the Programme Register
•Reading the Programme Gantt
•Timescale, Density, and Folding on the Gantt
•Generating a Programme with AI
•Baselines and Schedule Variance
•Exporting the Programme as a PDF
Cost Report
•Building a Cost Report
•Reading the Summary
•Freezing a Budget
•Recording Actual Spend
•Tracking Variance
•The Rate Library
Traceability
•Reading the Traceability Matrix
Working with Views
•Nesting Sections with the Section Editor
•Using Kanban, Grouped, and Dense Views
AI & Search
•Finding Related Content
•The Insights Document and AI Insights Panel
•Uniclass Product and System Classification

What is ReqTwin?

ReqTwin ties requirements, ITP inspections, assets, and your programme schedule together as one cross-linked source of truth, so your projects finishes with the paperwork to prove it. Everything lives inside a project. Your organization can hold many, and every requirement, inspection, part, and milestone traces back to the others instead of drifting apart in separate spreadsheets.

What you can do here

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Requirements : DOORS-style outlines with semantic similarity search.

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ITP inspections : Pass/fail sign-off tied straight back to the spec.

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BOM : Parts and sub-assemblies, with cost and quantity rollups.

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Programme : Schedule and milestones, tied to ITP sign-off.

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AI Insights : Ask free-text questions across a project, answered with cited sources.

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