Once you get an understanding of the conceptual model of the tool, it is fairly easy to create extremely customized solutions using the ReqSuite capabilities as a base platform. We have used it for requirements management, but also have created customized solutions using ReqSuite for evaluating RFP responses and even managing the project and program portfolio of an organization (as an EPMO tool). In the latter case, the tool tracks project health based on threats to each achieving its underlying business case objectives -- a very innovative approach not seen in other tools.

The customizable workflows, AI agent that oversees data quality, the customizable user dashboards and notifications, and the sophisticated way in which the tool maintains data relationships to allow full traceability through complex entity structures.

A very responsive development team is willing to accept feature suggestions and include them in the development roadmap. So, any missing features I have identified have either been already added into the software or into the development roadmap so they will appear in an upcoming version.

ReqSuite is mainly used at BORA for requirements management in research & development. It is used to create requirements specifications, reusable standard requirements and project status overviews. The use of ReqSuite also ensures that standards and guidelines to be complied with are not forgotten. In the meantime, other departments such as product management and purchasing also use ReqSuite to support the technical project managers in their work on R&D projects.

The features that ReqSuite offers are so impressive for us because we can map our business processes almost 100%, without changes, due to the high configurability of the software. After a short training ReqSuite is described by the employees at BORA as easy to use. In our research and development department, ReqSuite has become one of the most important software products of the company since its introduction 2 years ago.

The data export and the very cumbersome and partly outdated reporting in a Word document is the biggest problem for us so far. Here, the use of the SQL Report Server with freely definable parameters would be much more suitable for us. Likewise, a graphical configuration, with drag & drop, would be more contemporary.

ReqSuite helped us to set up a professional requirements engineering from the scratch. Right from the start we were able to configure and use the system on our own. Support was quick to identify and solve any problems. Web-based infrastructure and user-interface let to a very small total cost of ownership for us, so that we can focus on your content and projects. The system is updated on a regular basis. Since the start of our project, ReqSuite has been enhanced and a lot of useful features have been implemented.

* User-friendly web interface * Information model and relations can be customized * Reuse of requirements from information pools * Workflow and status management * Quick export to Microsoft Excel for flexibility in data handling

* Export to Microsoft Word requires specific query language * Writing assistance and quality control still in development

We have a multi=million, multivendor, cross company stakholders program. To manage and report on the complexity, to measure progress and keep track of the changes, the tool provides us the control we need.Being able to enter your custom data model and adapt it over time has provided us the capability while learning from our process adapt our tool to our need,

Company stays in touch, reviews collaborations and brings improvements based on customer feedback

Cloud solution can be slow some times, structuring the requirements expects people to also understands that you don't just have 1 excel.

Especially the requirements management for complete processes (e.g. improvement of customer satisfaction) could be mapped excellently.

Very high usability and still with all the functions and options you need

So far, we have not noticed any features and options that were missing