Answer / rajendra prasad reddy penumall

Bidirectional tracebility means
mapping requirements to testcases in forward tracebility.
mapping testcases to requirements in reverse tracebility.

- rajendra_penumalli@yahoo.com

Answer / nitin

I think it includes mapping:

forward direction :-Requirements to test cases to defects
(if any)
Backward direction:-Defect to test cases to requirement

Answer / suma reddy

Bidirectional tracebility means it needs to be implemented
both backward and forward i.e from requirements to end
products and end products to requirements

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