Best Requirements Management Software for Apache Subversion

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    ReqView Reviews

    ReqView

    Eccam

    430.00 EUR/user/year
    ReqView is an industry standard requirements management tool that allows SW, HW, and Systems (such as ISO 29148) to be managed in compliance with industry standards. It supports V-Model, end-to-end tracability, and version control in Git/SVN. It integrates with Jira, ReqIF and ReqIF. ReqView allows you to get started quickly. Import your documents, then elaborate on requirements, risks and tests. Customize the attributes of requirements according to your workflow. Link related requirements to verification & Validation, safety risks, and other factors. Create traceability reports in MS Word, Excel PDF or HTML formats, and share them with reviewers. Estimate the impact of changes in order to avoid unexpected costs. Prove that safety risks have been mitigated and that all requirements are met. Improve the overall quality of your product.
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    aligned elements Reviews

    aligned elements

    Aligned

    €1300 per year
    Throughout the Lifeycle, manage, review and release requirements. All changes are subject to strict version control and integrated change impact analysis. A clear visualization of the traceability status and intuitive management of traces will eliminate compliant issues and ensure consistency. You can create, manage, and monitor test cases. Integrate seamlessly with your bug tracking systems. Automate scanning and monitoring your project to detect gaps and trends in your DHF's consistency and completeness. You can digitize your Technical File/ DHF document management with the industry's most flexible Word integration. Medical device companies estimate that documentation activities account for up to 30% of all development efforts.
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