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• Go to the 'Coverage' tab.

• Enter the first requirement type which you assume will be the parent.

• Enter you your second requirement type,

• Click on ‘Build Coverage report’.

The results will allow you to check cases where your first requirement type is a parent of the other, or a child, with which relationships. You’ll also have a graphical view of those relationships.

In the example below, you can see in the first box cases where all Business requirements are parent of Functional requirements. 3 out 4 Business Requirements are parent of at least one Functional Requirement with the relationship ‘Refines’. 1 Business Requirement is not a parent of any functional requirements In the second box, you can see there are no Business requirements which are children of Functional requirements. The graph helps you to visualize when you have multiple relationships from one requirement type to the other.

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How to check the coverage between a requirement type and Jira issues?

The coverage for Jira issues works the same way as requirement types.

• Go to the 'Coverage' tab.

• Enter your requirement type in the first box.

• Select Jira issues in the second box. Choose to check the coverage per relationship, issue type or project.

• Click on ‘Build Coverage report’.

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💡 To access the Jira coverage, you need to purchase the RY for Jira plugin and set it up following the documentation: https://confluence.intranet.requirementyogi.com/wiki/spaces/RYC/pages/1804764144/Requirement+Yogi+for+Jira?atlOrigin=eyJpIjoiN2Y0YTkxOWQ5ZTc3NDBhYjk1NDE5N2Q0MDNjNjRlZTEiLCJwIjoiYyJ9 .

How to save a coverage report?

Click on save at the top of the coverage.

• You will be able to build this report quickly by clicking on the v arrow next to the ‘Save’ button. Or in the ‘Saved matrices’ tab.

• You will be able to share that matrix to other users in your space.

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