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## Basis and scaling note
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The example reference package (`200-TAS-25-001-00`) enumerates one SR row per screen/CRUD action because that project is a small brochure site with ~6 modules. BRN WMS is a multi-domain warehouse/ERP system with 31 backend manager classes and 17 top-level application areas (Section 3 below). Reproducing CRUD-button-level granularity would create hundreds of near-duplicate rows without adding traceability value. This SRS therefore keeps the same category structure (SR01–SR09) as the example but sets granularity at the same level already approved in the Customer Requirements (FR-001–FR-024, NFR-001–NFR-010), one SR row per requirement or tight requirement group. Every SR row's Remark links back to its Customer Requirements ID.
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The example reference package (`200-TAS-25-001-00`) enumerates one SR row per screen/CRUD action because that project is a small brochure site with ~6 modules. BRN WMS is a multi-domain warehouse/ERP system with 31 backend manager/service classes plus one shared trait (32 files) and 17 top-level application areas (Section 3 below). Reproducing CRUD-button-level granularity would create hundreds of near-duplicate rows without adding traceability value. This SRS therefore keeps the same category structure (SR01–SR09) as the example but sets granularity at the same level already approved in the Customer Requirements (FR-001–FR-024, NFR-001–NFR-010), one SR row per requirement or tight requirement group. Every SR row's Remark links back to its Customer Requirements ID.
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## SR01: Standards of Software
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