I have never ever used a tool before that all my engineers were happy to use rather than having to delegate it to one person to learn the tool and make the updates. The individual teams making their own updates in the tool makes our entire process outside of requirements so much more streamlined. The dashboards within the tool really seem like an accurate portrayal of what is really happening day to day in the team, which I could never have said about any of the tools I've used before (codebeamer, JAMA, DOORS, etc). Dynamic linking across platforms (Flow -> CAD -> Excel / Matlab functions) meant that changes were more easily seen and their impacts on requirements were immediately visible. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
It took a couple of chats with the Flow team before I managed to fully get the Python/GitHub integration working, although some of the people using the files every day had an easier time than me. Adopting Flow effectively required a shift in mindset, but once you get it, it is difficult to go back. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
