How does it work
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1
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Create an account with Outfarm
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2
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Invite company users to the account
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3
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Transform your idea into requirements using “Role Modeling” | Requirements Management | |
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4
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Organize your project into features, requirements and acceptance tests using the drag-and-drop “Project Organiser” | ||
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5
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Gather non-functional requirements using the “Non-functional Requirements Questionnaire” | ||
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6
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Create a request for proposal (RFP) with requirements from steps
3
to
5
using the “RFP Wizard”. |
RFP and Proposal Management | |
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7
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Invite Agile Suppliers to create a proposal for your RFP created in step
6
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8
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Collaborate by commenting on the RFP or individual RFP items and get notified by email and in the “Activity Log”.
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9
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Use the “Proposal Wizard” to break down requirements into tasks and add time estimates to them. | ||
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10
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Price your proposal according to your time estimates, add additional line items for other project related activities and submit the proposal. | ||
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11
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Compare all proposals side-by-side and award the RFP to your chosen supplier. All proposal data (tasks, time estimates, priority, attachments) is replicated. | ||
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12
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Invite supplier account users to the project team and assign requirements. This will automatically assign the tasks with time estimates from step
9
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Agile Project Planning and Management | |
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13
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Drag and Drop requirements and issues from the backlog into milestones and/or releases. Use the “Critical Path” feature to avoid over-stretching team resources.
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14
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All team members have their own “My Items” area and can monitor progress using the “Dashboard”. Collaborate through comments and messages.
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15
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Run through the acceptance tests and log Issues. And repeat from step
13
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