One of the significant benefits of using TRACE is that
users are not limited to what the default installation provides. Since
organizations differ greatly in their scope, products, and missions, their
approach to managing information and collaborating with team members also
differs.
Where one organization might need a
full-featured testing verification setup, another might just want to keep track
of new opportunities and share that info across the web with their sales teams.
This is where TRACE shines – use existing modules – as many or few as necessary
– or create new modules to rise to any organizational requirement. Or maybe
most of the features in a TRACE module work just fine, but your company users
different nomenclature and all that is necessary is to change the field names.
With TRACE, all of this is possible and easy to accomplish.
What’s more, once new form types are created
in TRACE, they can be shared with other projects. Since all data is stored in
forms with ID numbers, changing the interface to suit company needs does not
impact the data – feel free to experiment until TRACE is perfect for the
current project’s needs.
Some customization examples include TRACE as:
● Project Management
Tool
● Bug and Issue
Tracking Tool
● An inventory
management solution
● A human resources
tracking tool
● A document revision
tracking and management tool
● A sales opportunity
tool
● A purchase order (PO)
approval tracking tool
● An equipment tracking
tool for test laboratories
● A risk management
solution
● Return Merchandise Authorization
(RMA) tracking tool for any product type
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Note: To add or modify modules, form types, and fields to a project, TRACE administrator or project administrator rights are required. |
