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Annotation: At present, a number of subprocesses of the requirements management process are almost completely not automated. This is mainly due to the fact that the vast majority of regulatory documents (laws, standards, technical specifications, etc.) are presented in plain text format and are not directly perceived by technical devices of computer technology. Modern achievements in the field of information technology, especially such as the creation of machine-comprehensible content perceived by computers without human participation, make it possible to directly move to the automation of requirements management processes in full, i.e. the direct inclusion of the requirements of various regulatory documents in the general contour of planning, development, production and operation of various product samples from individual samples to complex distributed systems. The article proposes a variant of the reference structure of the automated requirements management system, i.e. the general structure on the basis of which specific decisions can be made.