In this scenario, we are integrating Powersheet into a project that is based on the Powersheet RTM Demo template.
Step-by-Step Setup
1. Enable the Powersheet Topic in Navigation
This topic controls visibility of the Powersheet Drive, which aggregates available configured documents.
Go to Administration → Portal → Topics
Add the following to each view where Powersheet should be available (typically admin, team, docspec):
<topic id="powersheet"/>
2. Create nextedySheetConfig Custom Field for Documents
The nextedySheetConfig custom field determines which sheet configuration a document uses. In this setup:
ID: nextedySheetConfig
Name: Sheet Config
Type: Nextedy - Sheet Config
3. Create or Import the Data Model
Navigate to Administration → Powersheet → Models
Click “New”
Select “System Default” as the base (V-model style, Drive Pilot-based)
Give your model a name (e.g., rtm)
Save and open the model
This model captures all relevant types, links, and constraints used in the RTM context.
4. Create Sheet Configuration
Option B: Create a New One
If reuse is not possible:
Create a new document (standard LiveDoc)
Set title to something like “Powersheet RTM”
Attach the powersheet.yaml configuration (from the reference Reports/Powersheet RTM)
Add a “Open with Nextedy POWERSHEET” link into wiki block by adding this code to the Wiki content block:
$openPowersheetButton.renderOpenPowersheetButton($document)
6. Link User Needs Specifications to the Powersheet View
In the JnJMedDevRnT 2506 Template, each User Needs Specification (UNS) document — whether it’s a template or an instance — is intended to act as a Powersheet document. The Powersheet view renders:
All User Needs from the current document
Their downstream traceability (Design Inputs, Outputs, Tests, etc.)
A structured, editable table scoped to that specific spec
To enable this:
Do the following for both the UNS template and all existing/future UNS documents:
Open the document
Set the templateDoc custom field to point to your Powersheet RTM view template (e.g., Reports/Powersheet RTM)
(Optional) Add the Powersheet button at the top by inserting this in the wiki:
$openPowersheetButton.renderOpenPowersheetButton($document)
Any document with templateDoc set will:
Show up in the Powersheet Drive
Open with the proper table view embedded and editable
This simple link activates Powersheet functionality on a per-document basis and enables focused V-model views aligned with JNJ’s document structure.
At This Point…
Users will see Powersheet in the sidebar (if the topic is enabled)
Powersheet documents will appear (if they reference a valid templateDoc)
Users can create new structured content via the editable table view, without needing to know the underlying Polarion model
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