3 ways to evaluate Mingle, the Agile project management tool
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Mingle captures project requirements alongside project visioning documents and source code. This gives your team the power to share and collaborate on requirements in an environment linked closely with the actual source code that implements the system. |
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Analysts benefit from the ability to: Update project requirements as needed, with:
- A structure that lets teams capture project requirements in an agile manner - using 'cards' rather than documents.
- The ability to forward requirements to a team member for action or elaboration.
- Links between requirements, bugs and other attachments (including inbuilt wiki pages).
- The ability to update and track requirements as they change during their lifecycle.
Locate project information easily - including code, requirements, risks and issues - with:
- Custom grouping and filtering by feature, priority, tag or other meaningful property.
- Visibility of change history, providing a complete audit trail from requirements to source code.
- Powerful search functionality.
- Filtering and tailored project views and tabs.
- Easy linking of requirements to tests, bugs, risks and lines of code.
- Rapid ad-hoc categorization of requirements through tagging.
Team collaboration on requirements, via:
- Comments and shared team updates on requirements.
- Notifications of changes via email or Atom feed.
- Grid views of requirements, enabling collaborative team reviewing and drag and drop updates.
