From now on, Intland Retina is called codebeamer X! The name change isn’t the only update: cbX’s latest version 3.3 brings a range of improvements including a Google Drive integration, and updates around validation, reporting, and testing, as well as intelligent forms with business logic! Read on to learn more, or see the new release for yourself below!
codebeamer X 3.3 provides updated capabilities document management, letting you merge documents when exporting to PDF.
Using this new feature lets you, for instance, create a report with the document’s complete approval history or the item’s upstream and downstream references and attach that report to the document when exporting. Using the report as the cover page for easy overview greatly simplifies regulatory submissions and supports collaboration within and across teams.
For enhanced collaboration, codebeamer X now connects to Google’s massively popular file storage and synchronization service! This integration extends Drive for regulatory purposes: codebeamer X adds workflow capabilities to enable you to review, approve, e-sign, publish, or baseline documents stored and edited on Google Drive. Using the ‘Edit in Cloud’ feature, you can easily edit documents stored in codebeamer X using Google’s editors (Docs, Sheets, or Slides).
By connecting cbX and Drive, you can use the two systems effectively in regulated projects. codebeamer X adds meta data to Drive documents, providing attributes such as status, business value, and others. Use Google’s editor to collaboratively author, edit, comment, and share cbX documents with a single click – and maintain transparency as you do it!
This new feature provides improved flexibility and granularity when executing testing with codebeamer X. Custom Test Steps fields let you define an unlimited number of additional test step properties when defining or executing test cases. Already used and loved by codebeamer users, this is a handy feature. For example, you can now simply add dedicated evidence fields for users to upload test result evidence during test runs.
Creating reports in codebeamer X just got easier with cBQL Word templates! You can now use codebeamer’s proprietary cbQL query language to simply generate custom reports that you’ll be able to use in MS Word templates. In addition to items, documents can now be exported using templates as well.
Another feature already known by codebeamer users, the ‘Hide If’ formula is now available in codebeamer X! ‘Hide If’ lets you integrate business logic into your forms, providing a better and simpler user experience by hiding irrelevant fields.
Using ‘Hide If’, you can very simply set custom conditions to show or hide fields (attributes) on your forms. This contributes to a clean, simple, easy-to-overview interface for the user.
Join us to explore what’s new and noteworthy in codebeamer X 3.3 and to find out why you should consider upgrading to this version!
Easier regulatory audit processes due to enhanced document export, reporting capabilities, and more
The all-new Google Drive integration lets you extend Drive for regulatory purposes and provides one-click editing of cbX documents in Google’s popular cloud document manager
More flexibility and granularity during test execution to sharpen your focus on product quality
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