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This basically helps to make sure that no extra unspecified functionalities are added and thus the scope of the project is affected.Ī more complete traceability matrix has references from test cases to requirements and vice versa (requirements to test cases). In the so-called backward or reverse traceability, the test cases are mapped back to the requirements. In forward traceability the RTM is used to keep traceability between requirements and test cases. This RTM is helping to make sure that all the requirements will be verified thourgh a specific test.

Bi-directional traceability ( Forward+Backward).

There are different types of traceability matrix:

In case a requirement is met by a specific procedure, there may a column to indicate reference of the procedure and the dedicated version number.

A column for the criticality of the specific requirements, in order to plan a level of testing that is proportional to the level of criticality of the requirement.

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A section dedicated to change control number, to ensure full traceability after a modification is implemented.

A section to include a brief description of the specific requirements.

Link between Requirements, Design Elements (Functional and Design Specifications) and Testing Activities.

The Requirements Traceability Matrix may contain: Obviously, not all the items mentioned below are mandatory, thus it is responsibility of the organization of have a Requirements Traceability Matrix which is functional to the organization.

The following items shall be included in a Requirements Traceability Matrix.

In this latter case, a full requirement traceability matrix shall be documented.

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Lastly, for custom applications, full traceability within all the levels of the lifecycle, from requirements to verification activities shall be documented.

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However, for software applications of Category 4 (Configured), it might be necessary to have traceability between user requirements, configuration and verification activities. For example, for non-configurable software systems, traceability between user requirements and verification tests may be sufficient. The level of traceability shall be different based on the category of software, if we take in consideration the GAMP-5 categories. The Requirement Traceability Matrix is not a specific requirement clearly mentioned by the FDA or other regulators however, in the FDA guidance related to software validation, it is clearly mentioned that “Software validation includes confirmation of conformance to all software specifications and confirmation that all software requirements are traceable to the system specifications”. This requirement is typically covered with the covered through the Requirement Traceability matrix. The standard and probably the most straightforward method is the so-called Requirements Traceability Matrix. There are different ways to achieve traceability, including specific tools. All the requirements are verified and traced to the related verification activities that demonstrate that the specific requirements have been met.Īs for other elements related to software validation, the rigor of the traceability activity shall be based on risk, complexity and novelty associated to the computer system under validation.Ensure that all the requirements are met and can be traced to the appropriate configuration or design elements.In the framework of software validation, it is of fundamental importance to maintain full traceability during the whole entire project and in this context the requirement traceability matrix is the right tool to achieve this goal. Please see below the content that will be covered by the course.Requirements traceability matrix Traceability for Software Validation Activities ITS provides the opportunity of either taking one course alone, a mix of the following courses or all three in their entirety, over consecutive days. The complete programme allows learners to build a basic knowledge of validation through to the latest GAMP® 5 guidance, and then on to specific American regulatory requirements for 21 CFR Part 11 Electronic Records Electronic Signatures. Back to News > 29 September 2020 – 01 October 2020