ReqView Beta - Requirements Management for Jira
We are happy to announce our first beta release with Jira integration. Try our new document-based requirements management solution for Jira and let us know how it fits your needs!
ReqView 2.11.0 — 360° Traceability View
Manage requirements and traceability links in multiple windows. Preview information about linked requirements instantly. Understand the full context of linked requirements easily!
How to Manage Live Requirements Traceability Matrix?
Maintaining a requirements traceability matrix (RTM) in Excel is time-consuming and error-prone. Use ReqView to manage and analyze end-to-end traceability easily. Try it for free!
ReqView 2.10.0 — Collaborate via Subversion
We would like to announce ReqView 2.10.0 allowing you to check out a project from a Subversion (SVN) repository, edit the project, and commit changes to the SVN repository from ReqView.
Manage Requirements Better Than in Excel
Using Excel as a requirements management tool can be a big pain. See how ReqView can help you with managing requirements and a traceability matrix.
ReqView 2.9.0 — Open More Projects
We would like to announce ReqView 2.9.0 allowing you to open more projects in different windows and copy data between them.
ReqView 2.8.0 — Export DOCX and XLSX Files
We are excited to announce ReqView 2.8.0 introducing enhanced export of MS Word and MS Excel files.
ReqView 2.7.0 — Filter Changed Requirements
We are announcing the next minor ReqView release, with which you can filter changed requirements, edit embedded tables and URL links and validate project files via CLI.
ReqView 2.6.0 — New Requirements Specification Templates
We are excited to announce the release of ReqView 2.6.0 that introduces requirements specification templates with detailed instructions based on the ISO/IEC/IEEE 29148 standard and the Volere process.
Volere Requirements Specification Template
We are introducing Volere Requirements Specification Template to be used as a basis for discovering and communicating requirements of today’s software systems.
