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Annotation: Over time, requirements management, on the one hand, acquires an increasing status in the processes of development, production and operation of complex products, and on the other hand, the increasing labor intensity is not compensated by a corresponding increase in labor productivity. This is largely due to the fact that heterogeneous regulatory documents (laws, standards, technical specifications, etc.) are usually presented in a human-readable format, which does not allow the introduction of automated technologies for processing such information and the creation of really operating systems of automated requirements management, and therefore the process of such management itself is approaching a deadlock. One of the ways out of this situation is the use of machine-readable or smart (SMART) documents. The article sets out proposals for the creation of automated requirements management systems based on such smart regulatory documents.