Requirements Tracking

See which parts of a feature are implemented and which still need attention. Review requirement delivery status alongside code, changes, and test evidence.
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Delivery signals

Follow Stakeholder Approve, Backend and Frontend delivery statuses in FieldDesk, then inspect the implementation, Issues and QA evidence behind the work.

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Three delivery tracks for one requirement
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Three delivery tracks for one requirement

FieldDesk tracks Stakeholder Approve, Backend and Frontend independently. Each type has its own ordered, colored statuses.

A command center for every requirement

Progress

Assign custom delivery statuses that match your workflow—such as Planned, In progress, Blocked, Review and Completed—and read them together with milestone context.

Implementation

Navigate from the requirement and its specifications to the software units and source files that implement them, including alignment and verification signals.

Delivery work

Connect Change Requests and Issues to the product behavior they change. Manage Issues in Reqode or import and synchronize them from supported external trackers.

QA evidence

Review linked test cases, coverage, planned and completed test runs and their latest results instead of treating a completed task as proof of readiness.

Track one requirement and the whole product

REQUIREMENT VIEW

Understand the complete delivery state

Inspect related specifications, units, Change Requests, Issues, tests, and Findings from the requirement.

Each role follows the details relevant to its decision.

PRODUCT VIEW

Find requirements that need attention

Compare module requirements by delivery status, implementation, work, and QA evidence.

Look for blocked work, missing implementation, coverage gaps, and outdated checks.

Delivery status and requirement lifecycle serve different purposes

Reqode keeps operational progress separate from the lifecycle that protects product truth.

Custom delivery status

Track separate delivery dimensions with your own status types. FieldDesk uses Stakeholder Approve, Backend and Frontend, each with its own named, colored statuses.

Requirement lifecycle

Draft, Locked and Deprecated states, revision history and branch-aware changes control how product intent evolves. They do not replace the delivery status used to coordinate current work.

YOUR DELIVERY WORKFLOW

Use statuses that match the way your team works

Configure status types in Project Settings → Requirements. Assign a value for each type on a requirement, display the types as table columns, and filter the list by delivery status.

Delivery status does not replace specification lifecycle or test evidence.

FieldDesk: ordered, colored statuses for Stakeholder Approve, Backend, and Frontend in Project Settings → Requirements.
FieldDesk: ordered, colored statuses for Stakeholder Approve, Backend, and Frontend in Project Settings → Requirements.
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REQ-55: Locked specification lifecycle alongside Pending approval, Backend In Progress, and Frontend Pending.

REQ-55: Locked specification lifecycle alongside Pending approval, Backend In Progress, and Frontend Pending.

Scheduling & Dispatch: four linked Issues, their statuses, and requirement-level Issue counts.
Scheduling & Dispatch: four linked Issues, their statuses, and requirement-level Issue counts.
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REQ-55: the linked ISS-4 is In Progress, with its assignee and update date.

REQ-55: the linked ISS-4 is In Progress, with its assignee and update date.

ISS-4: concurrent dispatch conflict, expected outcome, In Progress status, and the linked REQ-55.

ISS-4: concurrent dispatch conflict, expected outcome, In Progress status, and the linked REQ-55.

CONNECTED DELIVERY WORK

Keep Issues and changes tied to product intent

Link Issues to the requirements they affect and use Change Requests when the work needs an explicit implementation scope across specifications and software units.

Teams can manage Issues directly in Reqode or import and synchronize them from supported external trackers while preserving requirement traceability.

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