MetricStream Platform vs. Techstreet

MetricStream is well suited for when you need to pull a report into Excel for further analysis. It is not good for when information needs to be entered as this is all done manually by analysts and managers. If we can implement a way to take parts of uploaded documents and have the system automatically enter the information in the designated fields in MetricStream, it would cut out lots of manual work for our department.

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Techstreet would be suitable for building companies, certification companies, testing laboratories, and manufacturers. With Techstreet, you can purchase current and previous versions of standards and manuals from different accreditation companies. This is quite helpful for businesses that need to stay up-to-date on industry standards and regulations.

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• Easy to navigate.

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• Has the latest versions of standards
• Keeps a record of standards I already purchased
• Sends notifications when a standard I purchased receives an update

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• Speed/efficiency.
• Missing functionality: Uploading documents (Excel sheets) into MetricStream and being able to pull information from that form into the program.
• Improve number of outages and time that it is out for.

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• Would be good to be able to share the standards with clients. But some of the standards are protected.

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Archer is more risk-management-friendly in that it has a better interface and more room to conduct risk-related tasks and pull reports.

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• It keeps records of all of our vendors and the corresponding documents.
• Other departments can access information on vendors.

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• Before Techstreet, I had to go to multiple places to purchase the standards I needed. This was time-consuming and frustrating. But with Techstreet, I can find all the standards I need in one place, and their prices are really competitive.
• I also appreciate that Techstreet is a full repository. This means that they have a huge selection of standards to choose from, including both current and previous versions. This is really helpful for me, because I often need to reference older versions of standards for reviewing test procedures or training purposes.

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