Allstacks vs. ReleaseIQ

One of the greatest feature of Allstacks is that it provides predictive analysis for the deployed software in case it will fail. It helps Software Developers a lot of time debugging the error and thus improves efficiency. Another great feature is that it uses historical work data and uses Machine Learning and AI to build predictive model.

Best suited where more environments are being used before customer delivery and hard to track the deployment cycle. It is good only when you are ready to spend some money on hardware on which the release will be installed, as this is good to have a tool and not mandatory.

Incentivized

• Identify process bottlenecks.
• Predictive forecasting to mitigate project delays.
• Strategize the stats of the full team at one go easily.
• All sorts of metrics which had to be done manually previously.

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• East to use.
• Easy to merge different programs.
• Easy to share files with coworkers.

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• Visibility into team metrics so can make the decisions informed
• Spot aberrant trends

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• Documents
• Community support.

Incentivized

We combined a lot of tools, customized reports, and excel spreadsheets into a single perspective to demonstrate progress, efficiency, and trends in our delivery operations. Allstacks have all the things compared to any other tool in the market.

Incentivized

We've tried to compile our pdf's using adobe acrobat, and it works as well, just very pricey. Hard to initially set up without a professional.

Incentivized

• Saved time to build weekly reports.
• Entire process was more transparent than previous tools.
• Easy to handle/ user friendly.

Incentivized

• Easy to manage.
• Dashboard helps a lot.
• Little overhead of maintenance.

Incentivized