Aligned Elements Web Client User Manual
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  • Introduction
  • Basic Concepts
  • Get Started
    • Activate your Aligned Elements Account
    • Log In
    • Open a Project
    • Change Project
    • Create a new Project
    • The Project Start Site
    • Your Assigned Items
    • Manage Your User
    • Log Out
    • Enter Design Control Items
      • Work with Chapters
      • Work with Table Attributes
      • Inserting Images in Attributes
      • Working with Traces
      • Add Issues
      • Add Attachments
      • Collaborate using Comments
      • Favourites
      • Find in... Actions
      • Inconsistencies and Positive Cues
  • Document Object Actions
    • Move and Rearrange Chapters and Document Objects
    • Update Multiple Items
    • Generate Design Control Items
    • Copy Design Control Items
    • Lock Document Objects
    • Generate Reports
    • Export Document Objects
    • Import Document Objects
    • Copy Document Objects between Projects
    • Import Files
  • Explorers and Views
    • Project Explorer
    • File Explorer
    • Trace Explorer
    • Test Run Explorer
    • Project History
    • Chapter View
    • List View
    • Search Result View
    • Export to Excel in Grids
  • Project Status
    • Display Inconsistencies
    • Display Consistency Coverage
    • Display Risk Summary
    • Display DHF Index
  • Queries
    • Run a Query
    • Design a Query
    • Query Filters
  • Charts
    • Display a Chart
    • Design a Chart
  • Trace Tables
    • Run a Trace Table
    • Design a Trace Table
  • Work with Documents
    • Adding Word Document to File Objects
    • The Word Add-in. Adding Design Control Items to Documents
    • Sign Documents with Electronic Signatures
    • Save Files to Disk
    • Released Document View
  • Design Reviews
    • Conduct a Design Review
  • Risk Analysis
    • Perform a FMEA Risk Assessment
    • Perform a Preliminary Hazard Analysis
    • Relative vs. Absolute Mitigations
    • Potential Hazard
    • Using the Risk Analysis to assess the Software Safety Classification
  • Manage Tests
    • Test Runs
      • Planning a Test Run
        • The Burndown Chart
      • Executing a Test Run
      • Completing a Test Run
      • Test Run Functions
      • Test Runs and Linked Projects
      • Caching of Test Runs and Test Run Explorer
    • Classic Tests
  • Work with Tags
    • Add Tags
    • Filter views on Tags
    • Edit Tags
    • Tags and Snapshots
  • Assistants
    • Run an Assistant
  • Snapshots
    • Create a Snapshot
    • Display a Snapshot
    • Compare Snapshots
  • Settings
    • Project Information
    • Manage Users
    • Manage User Groups
    • Project Settings
    • Project Hierarchy
      • Branch Projects
      • Merge Projects
    • Unlock Objects
  • Dashboards
    • Select a Dashboard
    • Create a Dashboard
    • Remove a Dashboard
  • AI Features
    • AI Features in Aligned Elements
  • Aligned Elements Automation Tool
    • The Automation Tool
  • Web Administrator Tools
    • Manage Projects
    • Rename, Copy or Remove Project
    • Manage Users
    • Manage Permissions
    • Register a new Administrator
    • Inspect User Logs
    • Manage Templates
    • Download Log Files
  • Manage Service Configuration
  • Configure a Type Name Change
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Display Consistency Coverage

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Last updated 11 days ago

In conjunction with the inconsistency concept, Aligned Elements also support the option of displaying the Consistency Coverage of a selected Document Object set. The Consistency Coverage indicates to which degree a Document Object is consistent in terms of percent by displaying a progress bar. If a Document Object does not have any inconsistencies, then its Consistency Coverage is 100%.

Note! Hover with the mouse over a line item to access the pop up containing all open inconsistencies for the selected Document Object.

The Coverage idea is based on granting “points” for not having inconsistencies. Depending on the current state of the Document Object, it is awarded “potential” inconsistency points and “actual” consistency points. Subtracting the “actual” coverage points from the “potential” inconsistency points causes a “deficit.”

The coverage is then calculated as actual points divided by potential points.

The potential inconsistency points are calculated by inspecting the Validation Rules for the type and comparing it with its current state. Some of the Validation rules are concerned with the Document Object's internal state, others are concerned with the state of the Document Object's traces.

How to display the Consistency Coverage

To display the Consistency Coverage of all objects of a given Document Object type (or all objects of all types), select the corresponding Type Name in the Consistency Coverage-drop down under Project Status in the Navigation Bar.

After selecting the applicable type, the Consistency Coverage Estimate view displays the Document Objects with their corresponding coverage.

A summary bar at the top displays the average Consistency Coverage for all selected Document Objects combined.

Use the Action button to:

  • Generate Multiple...

  • Display Inconsistencies

  • Display Chart

  • Set Snapshot

  • Generate a Word Report

  • Generate a Template-based Word Report

  • Generate Excel Report

  • Export the Document Objects