Multiple tabs in the browser

A powerful approach when process mapping and linking between objects (requirements, process, and ref model)

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Written by Ksawery Lisinski
Updated over a week ago

To be able to open different part of Elements in individual browser tabs is a huge advantage which will accelerate your journey to value.

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  • Prerequisites

  • Multiple tabs in the browser

  • You might be also interested in

Prerequisites

  • Registered and verified Elements account

Multiple tabs in the browser

There are different applications within Elements. Each opens in its own tab in the browser, and they each work independently:

  • Elements Home Page: this is where you manage the major “Objects
    (Requirements, Processes, URL Library and Releases)

  • Space Manager: where you control the users and user groups in a Space, integrations, billing, resources, data tables and more.

  • Requirements Editor: manage requirements and user stories.

  • Diagram Editor: this is where you capture processes, collaborate and communicate your process knowledge, either as an editor or viewer.

  • Release Manager: edit and publish releases.

  • Data table editor: create and maintain data table templates.

  • Reports Viewer: all reports launch into a new tab with the ability to sort, filter, and export.

There are huge benefits to this approach. You can have multiple tabs open – the Elements Home Page, multiple different diagrams each in a Diagram Editor tab and Reporting – and flip between them. Your productivity will soar. So, the perfect excuse to go and get a huge screen, or a second one for your desk.

Don’t worry if you close the Elements Home Page. It doesn’t close down the application. Just click on the ‘Home’ logo on the left, and it will open up your Elements Home Page.

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  • Filter and search - This capability filters on all the primary lists across Elements

  • Reporting - reporting is a very useful feature which can be used creatively to access knowledge quickly

  • Notifications - you will receive internal notifications which are shown next to your profile

  • Spaces - space is your secure working environment inside the Elements application

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