Aligned Element Features

Ensures that the product development process stays on track and continues to meet both user and vendor needs

Prepares for, plans, manages, schedules, and conducts internal and external audits

Connects suppliers with product developers with consumers

Reviews, identifies, and assesses sources of risk in research and development

Collects both vendor- and customer-facing data relevant to the product development lifecycle, and generates performance and health reports

Enables real-time collaboration like automated notifications and rich editing and commenting capabilities to minimize miscommunication

Automates, centralizes, and archives documents and forms to create a single source of truth

Automates and manages processes like CAPA (Corrective and Preventive Action) to monitor quality and complaints and promote transparency

Deliniate minimum requirements for a new product or service.

Consolidate all requirements information and progress to a central location.

Track each requirement over its lifetime, including creation, progress, and modifications.

Allows key stakeholders to relay requirements to product or service development teams and other interested parties.

Foster intra-company collaboration between teams working on product or service development.

Create, adjust, and test requirements automatically.

Provides a dashboard for reviewing and flagging software test results and tracking defects.

Ensures all application changes are tracked and can be rolled back if needed.

Provides tools to capture, organize, and track evolving project requirements throughout the development cycle.

Tracks metrics and analytics that provide insights into development velocity, code quality, and release cadence

Facilitates team collaboration and knowledge sharing.

Provides Agile boards, Gantt charts, or Kanban workflows to plan sprints, assign tasks, and monitor progress.