Functions

Requirement Management

CodeArts Req (formerly ProjectMan) is a project management and collaboration service for agile software development teams, including multi-project management, agile sprint management, requirement management, defect tracking, document management, and chart customization.

For more information, see What Is CodeArts Req?.

Permission Management

CodeArts Req uses Identity and Access Management (IAM) to centrally manage permissions for multiple projects of a tenant. In a single project, permissions are managed based on specific project settings. There are two types of permissions managed in CodeArts Req: cloud-service-level permissions and project-level permissions.

• Cloud service permissions are configured using IAM. IAM is free of charge. You pay only for the resources in your account.
• Project permissions are configured in CodeArts Req.

For more information, see Permission Management.

Tenant Settings

You can import IAM users in batches, set project templates and creators, and manage projects and members. For more information, refer to Tenant Settings.

Various Customization Options

Track the process and measure projects with more than 10 preset statistics reports.

Customize the project process and send reports.

Manage project members, roles, and permissions.

Be notified of work item changes via internal messages or emails.

Customize module names and owners. The module owner is also the default handler of the work item under the module.

Select the domain the architecture is designed for.

Customize work item flows, statuses, and transitions.

Associate code commits with work items. When the code is committed, the associated work items are automatically closed.

Save project settings as a template for other projects to reuse.

General Settings

General settings cover basic information, members, and general permissions.

• You can modify the project information, including the name, description, and creator, and delete and archive projects.
• You can add members from your enterprise or other projects to an existing project or a project being created, and remove members from projects.
• You can assign operation permissions to different roles and newly added roles. The permissions include the basic information editing and archiving, roles and permissions management, and members setting.

For more information, see General Settings Functions.