Create a central repository.
Create a central repository and establish a unified system of record to ensure accuracy, consistency and accessibility of all your ideas, discussions, product plans, requirements, use cases and related items in Contour.
Get buy-in with the Review Center.
Using the Review Center, a member of the project team can send a specific set of requirements out to the team and stakeholders to review and provide feedback in-line. Participants in the review can join the real-time discussion, propose edits, flag issues, vote for prioritized features, and ultimately approve and electronically sign-off on the requirements for an official record of the agreed-upon scope. Learn more about the Review Center >
Capture feedback and conversations.
Capture the entire conversation within Contour so everyone can see the discussion thread about a specific requirement or item. Make edits to requirements, use cases and other items in the context of the conversation.
Customize project dashboards.
Contour makes it easy to customize and assemble project-level views of Contour activity and data using widgets within the dashboard. Now, you can quickly export Contour data from the dashboard for easy reporting.
Track full traceability.
Track the relationships between requirements, use cases, test cases, defects and other related items. With impact analysis, understand the impact a change has on other requirements and related items instantly.
Manage and execute tests.
To create a seamless interaction between planning and quality assurance, requirements management and test management naturally go hand in hand. We built Contour to connect everyone together as you capture and manage all of the requirements, decisions and ongoing discussions within your projects. With test management integrated within Contour, ensure all requirements are met by creating, executing and managing test cases to validate the software you're building and reduce defects.
Manage change throughout the development lifecycle.
Track the complete version history of requirements and other items.
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