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The document view

Read your requirements as a numbered business requirements specification, switch how fields are laid out, and print it or take it into Word.

Updated 19 October 2026

Who this is for: business analysts.

The Document view shows the project's requirements as a business requirements specification. It is built from the same requirements as every other view, so it is always up to date. There is nothing to copy across.

Read the document

  1. Open your project and choose Requirements in the left navigation.
  2. Choose Document at the top of the page.
  3. Use Contents on the left to jump to a numbered section.
  4. Choose Labels inline to show each requirement's fields as one labelled line, or Table to show them as a small table.
  5. Click any requirement to open it and edit it.
The Document view showing the Business Requirements Specification heading, the Contents list on the left, and the first numbered sections.
Fictional demonstration project. All names and details are invented and do not represent any real organisation, including any that shares a name with it.

Print it or take it into Word

  1. In the Document view, choose Print to print it, or to save it as a PDF from your browser.
  2. Or open Export Word ▾ and choose Export Word to download a Word file straight away. Nothing is stored.
  3. To keep a numbered, signed version in the project, choose Generate on server instead.
  • The signed BRS

    Generate a numbered BRS that records who signed what, check that approved text has not changed since, and download any version.

  • Export to Word and Excel

    Download your requirements as a CSV that Excel opens, or as a Word document, and see who your project lets export.

  • The requirements hierarchy

    How requirements sit inside each other, how to add, move and delete them in the Hierarchy view, and the five ways to look at the same requirements.