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New feature provides full visibility into requirement changes, eliminating disputes and ensuring project accountability
SAN FRANCISCO - Californer -- Glossa, the AI-powered requirements management platform, today announced Activity History, a comprehensive audit trail feature that tracks every change to project requirements.
Activity History addresses a common challenge in software implementations: requirements that change without clear documentation of who made the change, when, and why. The feature provides teams with complete visibility into requirement evolution, reducing disputes and improving project accountability.
Tracking Every Change
Activity History automatically logs all modifications to requirements, including edits to requirement text, priority changes, category updates, and changes to related tasks and acceptance criteria.
Each entry shows the user who made the change, the timestamp, the previous value, and the new value—creating a complete record of how requirements evolve throughout a project.
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"Clients often dispute what was agreed upon, or requirements change mid-project without anyone noticing," said Ali Meyer, Glossa's founder. "Activity History eliminates these problems by documenting everything."
Why Auditability Matters
Implementation teams frequently encounter situations where stakeholders claim a requirement was changed without their knowledge, or where critical modifications happen without proper documentation.
Without a clear audit trail, teams waste time investigating changes, resolving disputes, and reconstructing decision-making processes.
Activity History solves this by making every change visible and traceable. Teams can quickly answer questions about requirement modifications and merges, identify when changes occurred, and understand the complete history of any requirement.
Complete Traceability
Activity History works alongside Glossa's existing traceability features, which link requirements directly to source conversations and documents.
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Combined, these capabilities give teams both forward traceability (from conversation to requirement) and backward auditability (tracking all changes to that requirement over time).
"Managing requirements with Glossa means having full visibility from the original conversation through every subsequent change," Meyer said. "Teams can confidently answer any question about their requirements."
Availability
Activity History is available to all Glossa customers at no additional cost. Teams can get started at glossapro.ai.
About Glossa
Glossa automates requirements management for software implementation teams. The platform ingests calls, documents, and emails to automatically generate requirements and acceptance criteria, eliminating manual work and ensuring nothing falls through the cracks. Learn more at glossapro.ai.
Activity History addresses a common challenge in software implementations: requirements that change without clear documentation of who made the change, when, and why. The feature provides teams with complete visibility into requirement evolution, reducing disputes and improving project accountability.
Tracking Every Change
Activity History automatically logs all modifications to requirements, including edits to requirement text, priority changes, category updates, and changes to related tasks and acceptance criteria.
Each entry shows the user who made the change, the timestamp, the previous value, and the new value—creating a complete record of how requirements evolve throughout a project.
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"Clients often dispute what was agreed upon, or requirements change mid-project without anyone noticing," said Ali Meyer, Glossa's founder. "Activity History eliminates these problems by documenting everything."
Why Auditability Matters
Implementation teams frequently encounter situations where stakeholders claim a requirement was changed without their knowledge, or where critical modifications happen without proper documentation.
Without a clear audit trail, teams waste time investigating changes, resolving disputes, and reconstructing decision-making processes.
Activity History solves this by making every change visible and traceable. Teams can quickly answer questions about requirement modifications and merges, identify when changes occurred, and understand the complete history of any requirement.
Complete Traceability
Activity History works alongside Glossa's existing traceability features, which link requirements directly to source conversations and documents.
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Combined, these capabilities give teams both forward traceability (from conversation to requirement) and backward auditability (tracking all changes to that requirement over time).
"Managing requirements with Glossa means having full visibility from the original conversation through every subsequent change," Meyer said. "Teams can confidently answer any question about their requirements."
Availability
Activity History is available to all Glossa customers at no additional cost. Teams can get started at glossapro.ai.
About Glossa
Glossa automates requirements management for software implementation teams. The platform ingests calls, documents, and emails to automatically generate requirements and acceptance criteria, eliminating manual work and ensuring nothing falls through the cracks. Learn more at glossapro.ai.
Source: Glossa AI
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