With Astah Professional, you can generate a Traceability Map: a graphical view of the traceability relationships between model elements in a project. Each map is centered on one model element. Seeing all its traceability relationships helps you keep the diagrams and models consistent as a whole.
There are three ways to generate a Traceability Map.

Right-click a model on a diagram and select [Open Traceability Map].

A Traceability Map includes the following information.
| Models | Package, Model, Subsystem, Class, UseCase, Component, Artifact, Node, External Entity, Data Store, ER Entity, Requirement and TestCase |
| Relationships | Association, AssociationClass, Generalization, Realization, Dependency, Usage, Template Binding, Extend, Include, Identifying Relationship, Non-Identifying Relationship, Many-to-Many Relationship and Subtype |
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A Traceability Map not only shows the traceability relationships of models; it also lets you jump quickly to where each model appears on a diagram or in the Structure Tree.
From a Traceability Map, you can jump to a model in the tree view with the [Show in Structure Tree] menu.
If you change models after creating a Traceability Map, update the map by clicking the [Update] button, or choose [Update Traceability Map] from the map’s pop-up menu.
You can also update all Traceability Maps at once from [Tools] – [Traceability Map] – [Update All Traceability Maps].
You can export a Traceability Map to an RTF document from [Tools] – [Traceability Map] – [Export to RTF], or by selecting [Export to RTF] from the map’s pop-up menu.
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