Function Point WORKBENCH™ - Release Highlights

Current Release 6.0 - Professional Edition

• Long transaction names (up to 255 characters)

• Group deletion of highlighted transactions

• Independent hypertext links from Count notes and documents

• Select multiple Counts to import or export between databases

• Output full Function Point Count data as a fsmML (XML) document

• Transform the fsmML representation of a Function Point Count generated by the WORKBENCH into a formatted HTML report for viewing via a standard web-browser - easily customise WORKBENCH reports and select local (non-English) languages

• Calculate software project productivity rates using the Productivity Rate Calculator

• Both machine dependent and machine independent network licence purchase options

Download a presentation for further details on the new features and capabilities provided by the Function Point WORKBENCH™ Release 6.0.

Release 5.8

• Support for IFPUG Counting Practices 4.2

• Fully re-developed for Windows XP

• New toolbar and context sensitive right-click menus

• Enhanced function point count repository management

• Enhanced count view and macro-estimation display in the functional hierarchy

• Enhanced cross-reference reporting

Release 5.5

• Multiple transaction insertion

• Enhanced reporting

• Additional interfaces to external estimation tools

Release 5.0

• Count Analysis and Portfolio reporting

• Enhanced hierarchy display

• Hyperlinks to external documents

Release 4.1

• Support for IFPUG Counting Practices 4.0 and 4.1

Release 4.0

• HTML reports

• Recording of actual DETs, RETs and FTRs for Logical Tranactions and Logical Files

• Extended and dynamic on-screen display of Count Data in the Hierarchy Diagram

• Direct highlighting of transactions

• On-screen display of label / option values

User Manual Table of Contents

The Function Point WORKBENCH™ User Manual is the only official and complete description of all the features of the Function point WORKBENCH™ tool and its associated function point analysis methodology.