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Software Requirement Document Template

This document provides a template for a Software Requirements Specification (SRS) document. The template includes sections for project details, revision history, review history, approval history, table of contents, introduction, functional requirements, external interface requirements, non-functional requirements, and definitions. The introduction section describes the purpose, scope, value, audience, and general functions of the software. The external interface section specifies user interface, hardware, software, and communication requirements. The non-functional section outlines security, capacity, compatibility, reliability, scalability, maintainability, and usability requirements.

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Software Requirement Document Template

This document provides a template for a Software Requirements Specification (SRS) document. The template includes sections for project details, revision history, review history, approval history, table of contents, introduction, functional requirements, external interface requirements, non-functional requirements, and definitions. The introduction section describes the purpose, scope, value, audience, and general functions of the software. The external interface section specifies user interface, hardware, software, and communication requirements. The non-functional section outlines security, capacity, compatibility, reliability, scalability, maintainability, and usability requirements.

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Software requirement specification

(SRS) document template

Project name:

Date:

Version:

By:

Revision history

Version Author Verson description Date completed

Review history

Reviewer Version reviewed Signature Date

Approval history

Approver Version approved Signature Date


Table of contents

1 Introduction

1.1 Product scope


1.2 Product value
1.3 Intended audience
1.4 Intended use
1.5 General description

2 Functional requirements

3 External interface requirements

3.1 User interface requirements


3.2 Hardware interface requirements
3.3 Software interface requirements
3.4 Communication interface requirements

4 Non-functional requirements

4.1 Security
4.2 Capacity
4.3 Compatibility
4.4 Reliability
4.5 Scalability
4.6 Maintainability
4.7 Usability
4.8 Other non-functional requirements

5 Definitions and acronyms


1 Introduction

Describe the purpose of the document.

1.1 Product scope List the benefits, objectives, and goals of the product.

1.2 Product value Describe how the audience will find value in the product.

1.3 Intended audience Write who the product is intended to serve.

1.4 Intended use Describe how will the intended audience use this product.

1.5 General description Give a summary of the functions the software would perform
and the features to be included.
2 Functional requirements

List the design requirements, graphics requirements, operating system requirements,


and constraints of the product.
3 External interface requirements

3.1 User interface Describe the logic behind the interactions between
requirements the users and the software (screen layouts, style guides, etc).

3.2 Hardware interface List the supported devices the software is intended
requirements to run on, the network requirements, and the communication
protocols to be used.

3.3 Software interface Include the connections between your product and other
requirements software components, including frontend/backend
framework, libraries, etc.

3.4 Communication List any requirements for the communication programs


interface requirements your product will use, like emails or embedded forms.
4 Non-functional requirements

4.1 Security Include any privacy and data protection regulations


that should be adhered to.

4.2 Capacity Describe the current and future storage needs


of your software.

4.3 Compatibility List the minimum hardware requirements for your software.

4.4 Reliability Calculate what the critical failure time of your product
would be under normal usage.

4.5 Scalability Calculate the highest workloads under which your software
will still perform as expected.

4.6 Maintainability Describe how continuous integration should be used to


deploy features and bug fixes quickly.

4.7 Usability Describe how easy it should be for end-users to use


your software.

4.8 Other List any additional non-functional requirements.


5 Definitions and acronyms

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