ReqView
7.1#3 in requirements management softwareFrom €440 a yearFree planWebLinuxmacOSWindows
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What both publish
| Fact | ReqView | StrictDoc |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The TEAM plan lists Jira, Azure DevOps, Sparx Enterprise Architect and ReqIF integrations; the pricing comparison also lists Google Drive. | Its reStructuredText export can feed a Sphinx documentation pipeline, and it offers a Python API for extending and integrating it into engineering workflows. |
| Purpose | ReqView is a requirements management tool for hardware, software and systems engineering projects. | StrictDoc is open-source software for technical documentation and requirements management. |
| Support | Paid-plan customers can contact support through the portal or email; ReqView says it usually responds within a few hours and may take up to two business days, while FREE-plan support is not guaranteed. | The project lists GitHub issues and discussions, a mailing list, Discord, email, and weekly open office hours as ways to get help or provide feedback. |
ReqView plans
- FREEFree
- PRO€440 a year
- TEAM€600 a year
- ENTERPRISE€1,800 a year
StrictDoc plans
No prices published.
Pick ReqView if…
ReqView suits teams managing requirements and traceability in engineering projects, especially those working in the safety-critical sectors it lists. The FREE plan may fit small projects with modest document and object needs.
Pick StrictDoc if…
StrictDoc suits teams that need requirements traceability, versioned technical documentation, or custom requirement fields. It also identifies safety- and security-critical, university, and research projects as use cases.