Blueprint Requirements Definition & Management Software

Blueprint is an enterprise requirements definition and management platform that provides complete support for collaboratively authoring, validating, and managing requirements, and communicating those requirements to the broader team through seamless integrations. Patterned on Microsoft Office, Blueprint's user interface is highly intuitive, discoverable, and immediately familiar to most users making it easier to learn and become proficient. Being web-based, Blueprint is accessible using popular web-browsers, easy to maintain, and highly scalable. Concurrent usage across large teams is facilitated through Blueprint's innovative 'private workspace' approach where individuals can safely work on requirements out of view, publishing them to the team only when ready. Blueprint provides the depth and breadth of requirements capability needed to support highly collaborative application definition by large, distributed teams.

Author

Engage users and stakeholders to elicit a comprehensive set of needs and then thoroughly analyze this information to produce a set of rich, visual requirements with complete traceability.

Validate

Get meaningful feedback through live, interactive requirements simulations and accelerate approvals using online, collaborative reviews to speed delivery on business objectives.

Collaborate

Break through the barriers of culture, language, time-zones, and organizations with a platform that encourages collaboration and drives alignment among all stakeholders and team-members.

Manage

Easily and quickly assess the impact of requirements changes, see differences, review history, manage requirement versions, and establish reliable baselines on which the entire project can move forward with confidence.

Integrate

Leverage prior tool investments and work collaboratively across groups by automatically generating test plans and publishing both requirements and tests into the tools that others depend on.


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