DocSheets
6.8#4 in requirements management software$2,000 one-timeiOSWebmacOSWindows
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in-STEP BLUE
6.6#5 in requirements management softwareWebAPISelf-hostedWindows
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| Fact | DocSheets | in-STEP BLUE |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | 2000 | 1983 |
| Integrations | DocSheets describes REST API integration with tools such as JIRA and GitHub, plus Word import and spreadsheet or word-processor import and export. | Listed integrations and data exchange include Microsoft Office, ReqIF, Microsoft Project, Active Directory, Atlassian Confluence and Jira, Lotus Notes, Outlook, and SCC; a WebService interface supports further integrations. |
| Purpose | DocSheets is requirements and lifecycle management software for capturing, tracing, reviewing, and reporting engineering requirements. | in-STEP BLUE is process-based project management software that organizations can adapt to their workflows and methods. |
| Support | The maker lists phone and email support and says it typically responds to inquiries within 24 hours during business days. | The maker offers support by phone at +49 (30) 467086-20 and provides training and individual consulting. |
| Trial | The maker offers a 60-day free trial with no credit card required and full feature access. | The vendor offers a free, non-binding trial by providing a web-based test installation on request. |
DocSheets plans
- Starter$2,000, paid once
- Professional$3,500, paid once
- Business$5,000, paid once
- Enterprise$7,500, paid once
- Unlimited$15,000, paid once
- Cloud (SaaS)Priced on request
in-STEP BLUE plans
- in-STEP BLUEPriced on request
Pick DocSheets if…
It suits engineering teams that need requirements traceability, controlled changes, and collaboration across project artifacts. Its stated target sectors include aerospace and defense, automotive, healthcare, manufacturing, financial services, software, and energy.
Pick in-STEP BLUE if…
It is aimed at organizations such as regulated industries, public administration, software teams, and embedded-systems developers. It may suit teams that want project management tied to defined methods and processes.