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What is iRise?
iRise offers a prototyping and design platform for software development.
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iRise
$19
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per month
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- No setup fee
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- Free Trial
- Free/Freemium Version
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Tasktop Integration Hub Demo - iRise and Jira
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Quick iRise simulation of Flipboard-style interactions
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iRise Support demo - Dependent Select
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What is iRise?
iRise is a wireframe and prototyping tool with requirements management capabilities and ALM tool integrations.
The vendor aims to offer an all-in-one simple, secure, integrated platform that is easy to use, allows users to collaborate in real-time, and can cut the design/requirements phase by up to 50% and nearly eliminate change requests.
Features include:
- Customizable libraries and interactive widgets. Ability to drag sketches or UI mockups into iRise and it will create pages automatically.
- Build wireframes, mockups and prototypes for any device - mobile, desktop, or watch apps.
- Capture requirements and comments for each screen and UI element directly within the prototype. Creating requirements “in-context” of the functionality they describe makes them much easier to understand and validate.
- The flexible RM tools can be configured to fit any process, Agile or more traditional.
- Ability to create interactive diagrams to convey process flow and use cases.
The main value proposition is to dramatically improve the productivity of software delivery teams by giving everyone real-time updates as changes are made throughout the lifecycle.
iRise integrates with all major SDLC platforms, including JIRA, HP ALM/QC, IBM Rational, Jama, Rally, VersionOne, Microsoft Visual Studio/TFS, and 20+ other tools.
iRise Features
- Supported: Fast collaborative wireframes and prototying
- Supported: Integrated requirements management
- Supported: Integrations with the top ALM tools (like JIRA, Microsoft TFS, IBM, HP, JAMA...)
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iRise Integrations
- Jira Software
- Jama Connect
- IBM Rational ALM
- Quality Center, now part of ALM
- Digital.ai VersionOne
- formerly from CollabNet
- CA Agile Central (formerly Rally)
- Microsoft TFS
iRise Technical Details
| Deployment Types | On-premise |
|---|---|
| Operating Systems | Windows, Linux, Mac |
| Mobile Application | Apple iOS |
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March 23, 2017
The only trustworthy platform for serious companies.
iRise is used in the scoping function in both pre-Sales and pre-implementation function in the deployment of our enterprise software platform. A customer had introduced me to it on a call (pre-sales scoping call) and I was hooked. It gets a prototype in front of a customer within a day or two. I conduct my BA workshops using WebEx and showing the iRise interface directly to the customer, so they know how to add their comments afterwards. They have something to show to their internal team, and they love that from us!
- I can show the prospects what the software/system will look like ahead of time.
- The customer is bound to the ideas they put into place.
- Customers want to be engaged actively, and their requirements management is amazing!
- Other tools (Balsamiq and inVision) don't have everything all in one place like iRise does.
- Designers love Balsamiq libraries, so rapid accessibly to that cartoon-y look and feel icons could be better.
- Would like to see them to eliminate their Studio software completely. They're darn close.
- Better in-app coaching on BPMN/UML, not just images available.
September 30, 2016
I love iRIse as a business systems analyst - web design (not developer)
We use irise to demonstrate and prototype new web design solutions. The client gives us high level design solutions - we as the tech team come up with new designs to solve the client problem (or create a new web app). Instead of talking to them about a new design we use irise - it is very functional and quick.
- Recently my client has to have hovers as an enhancement to the current app. I used irise to show them how it would look in the future and they didn't like it. Finally because of the irise wireframe they decided not to have the hover - which was good before it was too late.
- Client wanted a new interface to import Excel docs into the interface. I used irise to prototype the whole functionality.
- Irise has helped reduce discussion times a lot.
- I think there should be a hover over every button in the interface which can help [explain] what they mean.
- I also should able to move the left toolbar to a different location on the screen and include the ability to minimize.
- Ability to export to PDF.
March 24, 2016
iRise Benefits in the software Development
iRise allows our organization to evaluate software decisions, objectives, and goals quickly and efficiently without spending much time or resources on development. Furthermore, it allows us to easily overcome any technical hurdles and present the business with an accurate picture of what the end state of the software will look like.
- Graphics
- Presentation
- Wireframes
- None that I can think of.
March 21, 2016
iRise great for collaboration, overkill for solo use.
When I worked for a large health insurance corporation that spanned multiple locations throughout the state, iRise proved to be a valuable tool to communicate design and interaction decisions across the company. iRise as a central hub for UX/UI and business requirements documentation allowed our team to effectively communicate with business stakeholders in cities hundreds of miles away.
- High fidelity mockups
- Business requirements documentation and mapping to controls.
- Ability to use dummy data to show complex interactions.
- Click-through prototype generation.
- Simultaneous collaboration across geographic regions.
- More template resources.
- More fine-grain complex interaction creation.
March 12, 2016
iRise Review
Use of iRise tool is dependent on a department or the team. It is not a mandatory requirement for all the business analysts to use the tool. As a business analyst, we have to work on projects that require web design or updates. We use iRise for creating screen prototypes that are web based designed. Creating interactive wireframe and screens help us expedite to finalize the requirements.
- Drag and drop tool for designing simple to complex screen prototypes. Makes it easier to document requirements.
- With interactive visual, it is easier to analyze different use cases and validate the usability of the screen designed.
- For business analysts, it is a really helpful tool to document screen related requirements. The requirements package is much more effective when the iRise document is included on it. The iRise document can use used by both business and IT stakeholders. With a business team, it makes it easier to finalize the requirements. For the IT or development team, it makes it easier to understand the screen requirements for development.
- When working on a complex page that has multiple sections with multiple views of each sections, it gets difficult to navigate to the section you want. It would be easier if there was a search functionality for searching the sections or components within the page.
- Drag and drop controls to have more properties. e.g. for a button. It would be easier if the properties included BorderStyle, BorderWidth, Color, BackColor etc. Currently, these options are not available on the properties and we have to use the formatting tool bar.
March 11, 2016
My iRise review
The IT department for my previous employer used it to give the customers an idea of the look and feel of what the developed product or application will work and look like. It helped a lot in satisfying the customers for whom the product functionality was ambiguous until the product was available and ready for UAT. Since the tool made prototyping easy, it was easy for all concerned with the product to take a look at the product in development and make suggestions on need for change if any. The earlier the team brainstorms to make suggestions for change the better it is since it helps develop better products and cuts waste in terms of resources.
- Easy to use and create prototypes
- Modeling happy path as well as error condition flows fosters a better transition from Business to System requirements as well.
- Provides true to life simulation of end state applications
- More training materials to make the product easy to learn
March 10, 2016
Once you iRise you always will
Our product team uses iRise to create wireframes/prototypes to communicate with the development team. We also use iRise prototypes to verify and get feedback on our product and specific features from our customers.
- The screen editor features are very comprehensive. The ability to share the same version among multiple team members is very handy.
- When sharing the read only version of iRise prototypes, it is very convenient for the audience to comment, highlight click-through areas on screen and also access a single link for the same prototype.
- The enterprise license allows us to control permissions amongst various team members of product development to get appropriate access rights.
- The ability to create master templates is a huge time saver.
- The cost of license per user is high compared to other options out there.
- A light version of the software for enterprise use would be helpful to manage a small but very collaborative team.
- The abilty to auto save the edits would be helpful.