TRAC

TRAC is a system for project management and administration of requirements. Management and project planning can be simplified by using the TRAC system. It allows a global management of documents and source code (works with Subversion, CVS), administrative tasks, including estimating and reporting of hours spent in their performance, sharing information thanks to the wiki and remote use through the web interface.

TRAC is provided for free and it is used by thousands of users worldwide, including for example the space agency NASA. In our company TRAC is used to manage all projects. Thanks to many adjustments of the system including the development of our own extensions, we have gained unique experience and knowledge. We offer implementation of plugins and assisting with implementation of project management in your organization and addressing non-standard requirements.

We are able to:

• assist with the installation and configuration of the TRAC system,
• administer a large number of projects, including their automatic creation and administration of access rights,
• create a software support for integration with other systems,,
• arrange two-way migration between databases SQLite, PostgreSQL, and their adjustments,
• create special management reports, eg for monitoring the implementation of budgets and estimating the cost of work,
• create specific project statistics.

We provide complete solutions:

• for estimating the cost of work,
• reporting of hours spent on individual tasks,
• communication between projects,
• reports involving several projects,
• adaptation of the workflow according the customers’ needs,
• support for variable user roles, including administration of access rights,
• division of tickets to internal and external, i.e. shown and non-shown to customers,
• sending automatice-mails about pre-specified events - such as a list of tickets after the deadline, creation of a new requirement, etc.,
• automatic adjustment of requirements in intervals known in advance or customer-defined events,
• adaptation of the design of the system.