requirements-definition

A requirement baseline is a canonical, testable set of requirements translated from validated elicitation evidence. Traceability links each requirement to its source evidence, ensuring governance, clear ownership, and testable functional and quality constraints.

Requirements definition separates functional and quality constraints by translating validated elicitation evidence into an atomic baseline. This distinction is published across a traceability map and decision log to enforce governance and testable ownership.

Establishing a requirement baseline generates governance artifacts including a traceability map, a decisions log, and an ownership mapping. These artifacts coordinate evidence linkage and enforce the workflow translating elicitation data into testable requirements.

Yes, you can use elicitation evidence to generate an atomic requirement baseline with linked ownership. The workflow translates validated evidence into baselined requirements, enforcing clear ownership mapping and governance across the generated artifacts.