Custom Artifacts

Axiom is a great tool for writing requirements, but you can also use it to create use cases, tasks, change requests, test cases or any other artifact that your project might need.

Simply create a template, give it a name, icon and attributes and use it to create new artifacts.

Watch the Custom Artifact tutorial.

Microsoft Word Integration

Axiom integrates seamlessly with Microsoft Word allowing users to quickly create Word documents containing Axiom requirements.

Watch the Custom Artifact tutorial.

Wireframe Mockups

With Axiom, you can create rich User Interface wireframes in a matter of seconds. distributed teams can collaborate to build mockups in real time.

Users can build wireframes by simply dragging and dropping components. Now stakeholders without programming experience can visually communicate an applications functional requirements.

Axiom Rules Language

Poorly written requirements can be interpreted by different readers in different ways. Ambiguous requirements lead to confusion for development teams, waste man-hours and often necessitate a costly rewrite late in the development cycle.

With Axiom Rules Language it is impossible to write ambiguous requirements because we provide a structured editor that continuously checks and controls the language.

Traceability

Traceability is essential when developing software requirements. Axiom makes it a snap to define trace relationships between your requirements and other artifacts. Even better, Axiom lets you create custom link types allowing you to define relationships that fit your project.

Learn more by following our Linking tutorial.

Reports

Axiom is tightly integrated with Eclipse's Business Intelligence and Reporting Tools (BIRT) allowing you to easily create powerful custom reports.

Watch the Reports tutorial.

Artifact Table

With the Artifact Table users can quickly filter, sort and edit requirements and other artifacts across multiple projects.

Users can sort requirements by clicking on a column header and edit attributes by clicking in a cell.

Watch the Artifact Table tutorial.