Confluence vs ReqView: Which is best for you?

It’s a strong tool for team documentation and knowledge sharing, especially for keeping information centralized and accessible. While navigation and content upkeep can be challenging as documentation grows, its collaboration features, integrations, and flexibility make it a valuable platform for maintaining shared knowledge and supporting cross-team alignment.

I like it for organizing documents, but because of it's limitations of supporting various formats, I cannot use it as the only tool for all my documentation needs.

Easy to use, fully featured, Import/Export features, Multi-views, traceability, simple ontology, pre-built iso standard templates, awesome customer support, flexible customisable templates, linking with Neo4J, document organisation and structure, table views, logical file storage, easy transfer of files and collaboration using simple tools like Sharepoint, monolithic AND exploded file structures, export to reqif, standard files, copy and paste images directly, History, Instructions area, attachments, platform stability.

All I really wanted to do was get on with the task of defining my project requirements, and the thought of facing a steep learning curve, on any new requirements suite, was not something I wanted to go through.