
You can now manually sort Test Cases and Systems
You can now import Test Steps with Test Cases. You can find instructions here.

New API methods for Interfaces, Documents, and attaching files to Test Case / Test Run

Invite collaborators, suppliers and regulators into Flow to view your design.

Set groups of Reviewers on protected Stages to stay compliant with ARP-4754.

Track the work to carry out your testing by linking Test Runs to issues in Jira

You can now access dynamically referenced values in Requirement statements, and other parts of Flow Text in responses from the API

View and easily navigate through the execution of your Test Plans, and drill into parts of the design that are failing verification.

Disable Interface labels to clearly see the different interfaces between your Systems as your architecture complexity increases.

Filter your Test Cases by Requirement and Configuration.

You can now display a last Test Run column on Test Cases. Test Run notes support Rich Text.

View, organize, and navigate your Test Cases by Test Plan. Organize your Test Plans by sub-Test Plan to group and structure your tests.

Export your Interfaces to be shared with external parties.

Your team is able to parallelize the Design and Verification of your program's different build gates in partitioned environments with side-by-side comparison views.

Quickly export a DOCX report of your System/Design Unit to share with suppliers and external parties.

Use this to create and share Filters of the person using Flow— you do not need to create one for each colleague.

Documents and Requirements can now be linked across different projects. This can be used to reference analysis or reports done by different teams.

Text is now searchable within Text Custom Fields– both inclusions and exclusions.

Test Case steps and linked Requirements can be defined in the Test Case creation modal.

Verification Methods are now split into Automatic and Manual checks.
Use Automatic checks when you want your Verification to be driven from automated sources, such as Models, or Tests.
Manual checks allow you to get explicit sign-off from users from specific types of Verification.


You can now easily locate Systems in the side bar from within individual items. Simply hover over a System to access the button.

You can now configure which types of relationships cause items to be marked as Suspect.
Suspect triggers can be configured under Settings > Project > General .

We've fully revamped our diagramming feature to be significantly more powerful and intuitive. You can easily arrange a variety of shapes and native Flow objects in a flexible and expressive way.
Diagrams are still a Beta feature - you can try them out under Settings > Project > Beta Features .

We're excited to release Document Sections. With these, your team can now write expressive, long form documents with your design deeply embedded. They're useful for communicating long-form findings that are relevant to your engineers, such as Analysis results.

You can now express equations natively in Flow using LateX syntax.