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DocSheets

6.8#4 in requirements management software$2,000 one-time
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OSRMT

6.3#8 in requirements management softwareFree plan
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FactDocSheetsOSRMT
PurposeDocSheets is requirements and lifecycle management software for capturing, tracing, reviewing, and reporting engineering requirements.OSRMT is a configurable open source tool for defining and managing software requirements.
Security and complianceThe pricing page says its on-premises option provides full data control and lists industry standards including DO-178C, DO-254, ISO 26262, ASPICE, FDA 21 CFR Part 11, and ISO 13485.The opened project pages do not state security certifications or compliance claims.
SupportThe maker lists phone and email support and says it typically responds to inquiries within 24 hours during business days.The README directs users to existing issue reports or to create a request and also links to an FAQ.
TraceabilityIt provides multilevel traceability, trace and gap analysis, and customizable traceability reports for requirements, tests, risks, and other project artifacts.It manages interconnections and traces the flow of requirements.

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

OSRMT plans

  • OSRMTFree

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 OSRMT if…

OSRMT suits software teams that need to define requirements, trace their relationships, and coordinate work across projects. It offers both single-user desktop and centralized multiuser web deployment options.

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