Betaboard(tm) Quality Assurance Manager
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Betabord(tm) Quality Assurance Manager

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Betaboard's developers used the application for their own projects for six years, logging 6000 notes to 40 different projects, before releasing it to the public.


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Key concepts

Betaboard is organized around a few intuitive concepts:

Accounts

When you subscribe to Betaboard, we'll create a new account that you can access online at http://betaboard.mgtsuite.com. Each account has its own editable workflow labels to allow a high degree of customization.

Users

When your account is ready, you'll add each member of your team to its user list. You can then set permissions for each user, flexibly providing the ability to post, edit and delete notes, add projects and users, and edit the global account settings.

Notes

When a client or a member of your team discovers a quality assurance issue, he or she can post a new QA note. The note form contains fields for the location of the issue (the URL, for web projects), environment variables like computer platform, and descriptions of the problem. This note is then passed along through your team until the issue is resolved.

Board

The heart of Betaboard is the board itself, a list of all QA notes in your account's database. You can view all projects or just one project, hide completed notes, search for a particular note, or sort notes by multiple criteria. To focus on your own tasks, you can even select the notes you intend to address in the near future, and hide all the others.

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Browser

One of Betaboard's most unique and useful features is the optional Betaboard browser for web-based projects, which allows your clients and QA testers to browse your project with a Betaboard toolbar above each page. Besides giving quick access to a few key features, the toolbar automatically sets platform, browser, and version information for each new note they write.