Publication for Capella provides a seamlessly integrated view between your system architecture and related engineering activities (IVVQ, Requirements, etc.).
Publish Capella models on a web server, connect them with requirements, change requests, test cases, releases, and so on, defined in third-party repositories, and expose them to authorized stakeholders.
The supported repositories include Siemens Polarion®, IBM® DOORS Next, PTC Codebeamer®, and Atlassian Jira.
Quickly and efficiently share integrated system architectures across different engineering disciplines.
Seamless and fast navigation through models, even without Capella experience.
Only a web browser needed to end-users.
Efficiently maintain CONSISTENCY and ALIGNMENT between Capella models and third-party repositories (like ALM or RMS).
Authoritative Capella models are published on a web server, and linked with authoritative work items coming from connected ALM tools using OSLC links. The integration between all these elements is exposed to authorized stakeholders through a controlled web portal.
Integrate Capella with ALM Tools (Polarion, DOORS Next, …) using OSLC mechanism
Avoid useless duplication of information by connecting authoritative sources of truth
Easily create and verify traceability links across all Work Items and Capella Elements
Use multi-criteria searches to find and navigate across all Work Items and Capella Elements
Grant stakeholders controlled access to an integrated System Architecture view
Break silos between teams by providing online access to an integrated view of your system architecture.
It facilitates your engineering teams to reuse work items and system elements.
Define an integrated system architecture federated with third-party repositories, and decide when to expose this consistent content to other stakeholders.
From the Capella Workbench
Create requirements, issues, test cases, etc, in third-party repositories, and collaborate with systems engineers to align these artifacts with the system architecture.
From a Third-Party Repository connected to the Publication server (ex: Polarion or DOORS Next)
Benefit from an integrated and consistent view of the system architecture: a detailed model with verified traceability relationships to related engineering artifacts.
From a Web Browser
Control how the Capella models are exposed to stakeholders, and how they can be integrated with various third-party repositories containing engineering artifacts.
From a Web Browser
Choose the hosting model that aligns with your IT constraints.
On-Premise
You host: install the publication server on your own IT infrastructure.
Cloud
We host: we manage the publication server on a cloud infrastructure (see Cloud for Capella).
Control your costs by tailoring access rights.
Viewer
Affordable, read-only and secured access to encourage widespread sharing of your system architecture.
Contributor
Fine-tuned publication and editing capabilities for publishing models and managing traceability links.
Discover how Publication for Capella helps address these challenges:
Support of versions 19 to 24.
Discover the integration between Publication for Capella and Polarion.
See how to create traceability links by drag&droping requirements
from Polarion directly into Capella
See how to access a work item in Polarion by clicking on its traceability link with a Capella model element.
Support of versions 7.0.2, 7.0.3 and 7.1.0.
Some limitations exist if Global Configuration is activated.
See how to create traceability links by drag&droping requirements
from DOORS Next directly into Capella
See how to access a work item in DOORS Next by clicking on its traceability link with a Capella model element.
Atlassian Jira and Confluence are supported through the OSCL Connect for Jira and OSCL Connect for Confluence connectors.
See how to create traceability links by drag&droping change requests
from Atlassian Jira directly into Capella.
Support of versions 2.1 to 3.0.
This support is experimental, with some known limitations from Codebeamer:
See how to create traceability links by drag&droping requirements
from Codebeamer directly into Capella
Evaluation required: to connect other tools, they need to support OSLC-AM providers
Capella add-on to work simultaneously with your team members on the same models
Custom development to adapt Capella to your own processes and tools
