Which task is NOT a capability of a requirements management tool?

Requirements management tools are designed to support the organization, tracking, and analysis of requirements throughout a project’s lifecycle. They excel in various capabilities, such as tracking logical relationships between requirements, which allows teams to understand dependencies, or modeling of requirements, which enables stakeholders to visualize requirements effectively. Additionally, many tools assist in prioritizing requirements, helping teams focus on the most critical aspects needed for project success.

However, while requirements management tools can provide insights into the requirements and their relationships, the specific capability of measuring and reporting the Requirements Engineering process often lies outside the core functionalities of these tools. This task typically requires additional project management or compliance mechanisms to track performance metrics and process efficiency. Thus, while some tools may offer basic reporting features, comprehensive measurement and reporting of the entire Requirements Engineering process is generally not their primary focus.