Requirements now appear in their own tab, in the model browser, on their own details form and in the properties window.
New fields for a requirement allow you to add details such as priority, assigned to and status. Or, add your own custom fields.
Assign requirements to a use case via drag and drop
Enhanced traceability reporting lets you view the dependencies between use cases and requirements.
Different requirement types are supported including functional, business rules and change requests.

2. Test Plans
Generate test plans directly from your use cases. Click for sample. Generate a test case check list which includes a checkoff for each extension (exception or alternative flow) of the selected use cases.

3. Use Case Refactoring
Split out a subsection of your flow of events into a new use case in one easy step.

4. Side-by-side editing
Now you can have more than one use case open at a time.

5. Multiple Primary Actors
Assign multiple primary actors to your use case.

6. Easier movement between Packages
Use drag and drop or context menu from the main list view to move multiple use cases, actors or requirements to a new package in the model browser.

7. Sort on Multiple Columns
Sort on up to 3 fields, e.g. first by release, then by priority then by assigned to. Arrows in column headers show which columns you are sorting on and in which direction.

8. Expandable Description Fields
Expand the input box for more editing room.

9. Enhanced Word Reports
Support for many new Word report keywords including a grouping construct allowing you to group your use cases by 1 or more properties. E.g. group use cases by complexity, then within each of those subgroups, group them by priority.

10. Enhanced HTML Reporting
Configurable sorting for reports gives you more options.

11. Auto Save
Backup files are saved periodically. Configurable time period.

12. Cross-model Hyperlinks
Reference use cases from another model. Simply indicate the file and ID using this syntax in any Case Complete editor: [Path\File.ucd?UC-100] and the hyperlink will be inserted automatically.

13. Cross-application Hyperlinks
Add a hyperlink to any application that supports URLs which links to a use case, actor or requirement. Clicking on the hyperlink starts Case Complete and brings up the selected item. Reference the destination file and ID using this syntax:
cc://Path\File.ucd?UC-100

14. Support for .NET 2.0 Framework
Case Complete 2.5 will run under either .NET 1.1 or .NET 2.0.

15. Import
Import use cases, actors or requirements from other sources using tab delimited text files.