Exclusion Prefixes

How to effectively use Exclusion Prefixes in QVscribe

Exclusion Prefixes allow content to be ignored by QVscribe's analysis, such as offering notes or context to the requirement, helping increase clarity and understanding across the organization.

By default, Exclusion Prefixes are disabled in the standard configurations, and will need to be enabled by a Configuration Author or Administrator Level user.



Exclusion Prefixes will ignore all content after an identified prefix is used, and after a line break. An example would be:

The system will have indicator lights for when the system is activated, engaged, as well as the status of the cruise control

Note: 

The indicator lights should be coloured as green for activated or red for disengaged.
Green shall be hex code: #008000
Red shall be hex code:  #FF0000

In the above example, the content in bold will be properly analyzed by QVscribe according to the set configuration, and the italicized text will be ignored and not scored.

Reasons why Exclusion Prefixes may not be ignoring content

1. Exclusion Prefixes, or the prefix being used, is not present in the selected configuration.
2. There is not proper line breaks present after the prefix - such as the same example above can be seen below without a line break. 

Still having trouble? Reach out to us at support@qracorp.com and someone at QRA will be happy to assist.