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Teamscale: The Software Quality Platform |
Boost your software quality through actionable insights into code, tests, security, architecture, issues, requirements, and more. Ensure awareness and alignment of your quality goals across the org chart to achieve immediate, effective, and lasting improvements.
Create Transparency.
Enable Quality Improvement.
Raise awareness by making quality visible to everyone working on your software system. Bring everyone on the same page with Teamscale's insights on your code, tests, security, architecture, issues, requirements, and more, across all technologies you use.
Align Your Teams.
Commit to Your Quality Goals.
Get everyone to work towards clean code, less technical debt, regulatory compliance, or any other shared quality goal. Teamscale comes with years of experience aligning teams on their goals, making quality improvement actually happen.
Focus on What Matters.
Improve Quality Faster.
Focus your valuable resources where they matter most. Teamscale's research-backed analyses and metrics provide actionable insights for everyone from individual contributors to management, enabling faster quality improvement.
Enhance Existing Workflows.
Improve Quality Continuously.
Make everyone enjoy improving quality. Teamscale delivers personal and actionable feedback seamlessly into your existing workflows and tools to make quality improvement a habit.
Teamscale works with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, IntelliJ, Eclipse, VS(Code), Jira, Polarion and many others.
Teamscale is actively and enthusiastically used by our developers. The integration with GitLab merge requests, where merge requests are automatically blocked if new findings are detected, is particularly popular. The possibility to adjust the analysis profiles to our own needs and the qualified and quick technical support make Teamscale a well-rounded product.
As a software developer, I have constantly been searching for tools that help me deliver high-quality code, while ensuring both quality and security of my applications. Since discovering Teamscale and CQSE, my development process has improved significantly. I wholeheartedly recommend them to both individuals and teams looking for an effective solution to improve code quality and security.
Teamscale makes the current state of our software transparent and visualizes technical debt, for example, through treemaps. This enables entirely new possibilities for discussing software and communicating with the people involved. Seeing these improvements directly and long term is absolutely motivating!
We commissioned CQSE with a Software Audit to get a proper overview of technical debts and to assess the future-proofness of our software. At first, our team was concerned about having to spend a lot of time with the Audit. This proofed unnecessary, however, since CQSE planned the process very well and used our employees’ time efficiently and responsibly in purposeful workshops. Moreover, the auditors considered our team’s expertise in their assessment and pointed out positive aspects in the results. This made us particularly happy and motivated us to further improve the future-proofness of our software.
The Teamscale support is amazing! We always get answers and solutions very quickly and even new ideas about what we could configure differently to make things run even better. I am absolutely pleased.
We’ve been using Teamscale since 2018 to ensure and improve the quality of our code. When I recently sent a feature request to the Teamscale Support, I was delighted to receive an answer by a human right away, instead of the usual automated response. Already before the following release, I got notified that the feature was implemented and would be released the next day. I am pleased by the swift implementation and the personal way of communication. I feel highly valued as a customer and can only recommend working with CQSE.
The software audit pointed out concrete examples of actual risks and threats. This was an essential milestone for all stakeholders to agree on that we should start investing money into the future of this strategically important software system.
Teamscale is essential for us to judge whether and how to continue developing our software systems, which makes it an integral part of our IT strategy with respect to legacy systems. For this purpose, Teamscale's broad feature set is especially helpful.
Teamscale enables us to gain an overview of our code quality and to monitor compliance with our coding rules – with little effort. Teamscale’s elegant integration into Azure DevOps Pull Requests is key here.
Teamscale motivates us to reduce technical debt.
Due to its wide range of functions, Teamscale integrates seamlessly into our DevOps infrastructure. For us it is the optimal platform for the development of high-quality and long-lasting software systems.
With Teamscale we have a comprehensive software quality tool which allows all stakeholders to monitor and improve the software artifacts. The most important part is that the metrics and the process are really accepted inside the development teams
Teamscale enables us to meet our test-coverage goals. Only because Test Gaps are vizualized and, thereby, made transparent, we are able to craft additional tests with the necessary coverage.
Thank you for the professional and pleasant cooperation. Commissioning CQSE with the Software Due Diligence was the right decision for us.
Teamscale makes a valuable contribution to our weekly architecture gardening by uncovering deviations between our target architecture and the actual state, as well as by facilitating discussions.
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